DrBForums.com Product Reviews
>> Categories > Breads and Wraps
Dempster's BodyWise Multigrain Bread
| Strict | Maintenance |
 |
|
10 vote(s) averaging 3.7 out of 5 stars. (Submit Your Vote / Review) (Help)
Product Review Added Date: 11-23-2007 00:26 ET
Product Review Added By: noma
(voted: 
)
As far as breads go, I've only tried this one and Oroweat Multigrain. I prefer Dempster's by a smidge. I find the texture is just a little more satisfying.
Submit Your Vote / Review (Help)
Reviews:
Comment Date: 09-21-2010 00:14 ET
By: Dalia
(voted: 
)
No review submitted, vote only.
Comment Date: 08-12-2008 23:21 ET
By: JessieThe3rd
(voted: )
Tasty for bread and I like that I get a whole flippin' piece! I should say... great for HEALTHY bread - I prefer 12-20 grain bread usually.
Comment Date: 12-15-2007 20:48 ET
By: Shilps
(voted: )
Although the slices are smaller, I really like this bread. I find it tastes great on it's own
Shilps
Comment Date: 12-08-2007 09:35 ET
By: Sarah80
(voted: 
)
I tend to like the orrowheat....but if I have it I'll eat it..I love bread!
Comment Date: 12-07-2007 22:59 ET
By: CarolP
(voted: )
No review submitted, vote only.
Comment Date: 12-04-2007 12:02 ET
By: deb_109
(voted: )
No review submitted, vote only.
Comment Date: 12-01-2007 03:26 ET
By: affie
(voted: )
Tastes OK to me. tastes like real bread.
Comment Date: 11-30-2007 12:18 ET
By: Jojo
(voted: 
)
No review submitted, vote only.
Comment Date: 11-29-2007 13:41 ET
By: BrookeB
(voted: )
I like the taste but found the texture a bit "rubbery" for a good loaf of bread...
Suggest a product for review
Send us your suggestions for a product you've tried that should be listed. Tell us as much as you can about where to buy it, whether it is OK for "strict" or not, etc.
Dr. B Diet Message Boards
Return to the main forum
Please note:
Not all the reviewed products are approved for the strict portion of the Dr. Bernstein diet; some are just for maintainers and some fall into a "gray area". You must check with your clinic before consuming a product that is not listed on the Dr. Bernstein Acceptable Food Lists. Also -- as food lists are updated periodically -- it is important to verify a product is still approved.