Sentences with phrase «refined grains like wheat»

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Unless a bread label states «100 % whole grain» (or «100 % whole wheat» in the case of one specific grain like wheat), it is best to assume that the grains have been refined and that nutrients have been lost.

We eat only gluten - free grains & I can tell a differance, after being on refined, whole wheat products for over half of my life.Plus I liked my sweets way too much.

Cinnamon Faux - st Crunch Here's a Paleo twist to Cinnamon Toast Crunch, but unlike the brand name cereal your body won't have to suffer through things like whole grain wheat, refined sugar, industrial grade salt, and additives like maltodextrin and BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene, used to preserve fat content).

The ingredients are all quite healthful, with recipes using brown rice or whole wheat pasta where most other cookbooks would use refined grains, and certainly no highly processed ingredients (like boxed mixes or canned icing) are ever called for.

He might be conflating refined whole grains — like whole wheat flour — with whole grains in a natural or lightly processed state.

I do agree that we eat too much wheat and refined carbs, but I think whole grain foods like quinoa, barley, bulgur, oats, etc. can fit into a healthy food plan.

I also took the liberty of making these with coconut flour, flax, and some vanilla plant - based protein powder like my other recent muffin recipes because this combo creates a wonderful texture for muffins that tastes like cake but has no wheat flour or refined grains.

We have an upside - down version of a healthy diet, where we learn about things like whole grain, which is actually about 3 percent lower in sugar than refined white flour, rather than focusing on [reducing] the wheats and rices.

They are «refined» because the grains used to make bread — like wheat, rye, and barley — must be ground, cooked, and otherwise processed in order for them to be palatable.

Any carbohydrates in your dog's diet should come from whole grains, starchy vegetables, beans or legumes — refined grains like corn and wheat offer low nutritional value for dogs and they have a high risk for triggering food allergies.