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I Have Just Discovered Udi's Cinnamon Raisin Bread

Monklady123

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My Target has started carrying Udi's cinnamon raisin bread, the first store I've found it in. And there is a big problem with this bread!

The BIG PROBLEM is that it is SO good and I'm eating it too much! I just ate practically half a loaf, with cream cheese. :ph34r: First of all, I am supposed to be on Weight Watchers. I don't even want to know how many points that is. And second, what kind of a dinner is that? :lol:

My new love, Udi's Cinnamon Raisin bread. :wub:

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kareng Grand Master
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My Target has started carrying Udi's cinnamon raisin bread, the first store I've found it in. And there is a big problem with this bread!

The BIG PROBLEM is that it is SO good and I'm eating it too much! I just ate practically half a loaf, with cream cheese. :ph34r: First of all, I am supposed to be on Weight Watchers. I don't even want to know how many points that is. And second, what kind of a dinner is that? :lol:

My new love, Udi's Cinnamon Raisin bread. :wub:

:D

I have heard its great so I haven't tried it. I have too many things I shouldn't be eating already (calorie-wise). I have also heard it freezes well and makes great toast - 1 piece at a time. :o

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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I have also heard it freezes well and makes great toast - 1 piece at a time. :o

This is what my daughter does . . . then she butters it and puts MORE cinnamon and sugar on it . . . because when you're 10, there is no such thing as too much cinnamon and sugar . . . also, no such thing as too much cinnamon and sugar when you're in your 40's either :P

FernW Rookie
FernW
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Sounds great, waiting till they get it here. Then after I eat 1/2 a loaf I will feel guilty with a big smile on my face and my hand on my ever expanding tummy.

Melissa Palomo Apprentice
Melissa Palomo
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This bread is most definitely a treat for me - I love it when I'm craving something sweet and don't want to give in to the calories for a full on dessert. ;)

ElseB Contributor
ElseB
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I love Udi's millet-chia bread. Unfortunately so does my non-Celiac husband - he ate half the loaf last time! (though in his defense, we have no regular bread in the house)

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finally diagnosed
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My Target has started carrying Udi's cinnamon raisin bread, the first store I've found it in. And there is a big problem with this bread!

The BIG PROBLEM is that it is SO good and I'm eating it too much! I just ate practically half a loaf, with cream cheese. :ph34r: First of all, I am supposed to be on Weight Watchers. I don't even want to know how many points that is. And second, what kind of a dinner is that? :lol:

My new love, Udi's Cinnamon Raisin bread. :wub:

I love their bread. I do know that 2 slices of regular or multi grain bread is 4 points.. i hope this helps.

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Monklady123 Collaborator
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I love their bread. I do know that 2 slices of regular or multi grain bread is 4 points.. i hope this helps.

Lol... so, if two slices of regular bread is 4 points then how many points is half a loaf, with each piece slathered in cream cheese?? :o:ph34r::blink:

oy. :P

Gemini Experienced
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Lol... so, if two slices of regular bread is 4 points then how many points is half a loaf, with each piece slathered in cream cheese?? :o:ph34r::blink:

oy. :P

This thread has cracked me up! It's good to see people enjoy their food! :lol:

I feel the same way about Canyon cinnamon raisin bread. I stopped buying it for awhile because I made a piggy of myself. Thank God we have people who make the effort to develop good gluten-free bread!

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Lol... so, if two slices of regular bread is 4 points then how many points is half a loaf, with each piece slathered in cream cheese?? :o:ph34r::blink:

oy. :P

Well....It does have raisins for much needed fiber. And Calcium from the cream cheese. Cinnamon is very good for you.....

So I think we can rationalize that there was some real health benefits.

killernj13 Enthusiast
killernj13
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Lol... so, if two slices of regular bread is 4 points then how many points is half a loaf, with each piece slathered in cream cheese?? :o:ph34r::blink:

oy. :P

This is what we have the 49 bonus points for. I know this is not WW either but try it with Nutella.

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Well....It does have raisins for much needed fiber. And Calcium from the cream cheese. Cinnamon is very good for you.....So I think we can rationalize that there was some real health benefits.

I like the way you think! I always try to think up some random healthy reason to be eating the sweets I love. I've been eying that bread every time I stop in the store and now I think I'm going to have to buy it.

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Well....It does have raisins for much needed fiber. And Calcium from the cream cheese. Cinnamon is very good for you.....

So I think we can rationalize that there was some real health benefits.

Oh good! I forgot all about the healthy parts! B)

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This is what we have the 49 bonus points for. I know this is not WW either but try it with Nutella.

Gasp! With Nutella? omg... :ph34r:

You do realize that I'm waaaaaaaaaaay over the 49 points, don't you? ;)

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thanks for the idea! Sounds great!

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