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Baked goods made with refined wheat or rye flour, such as bread, biscuits, pancakes, waffles, bagels, saltines and graham crackers. Hot and cold cereals ...
Substitute whole-wheat toast or whole-grain bagels for plain bagels. Substitute low-fat, whole-grain muffins for pastries. Make sandwiches using whole-grain ...
The last thing Curtis Wood remembers before waking up in the hospital was trying to close a bag of bagels. On Jan. 27, 2016, the Titusville, Florida, ...
But a typical 4-inch oat bran bagel has about 600 mg of sodium. And that's before you put anything on it. Even a slice of whole-wheat bread contains about 150 ...
1/2 whole-wheat bagel. 1 tablespoon natural peanut butter. 1 cup skim milk. Coffee, tea or water. Lunch. Spinach salad with: 3 cups fresh spinach leaves. 1 ...
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Fresh dinner rolls, bread, bagels or English muffins. Chocolate or caramel, including chocolate drinks and candy bars, Jelly beans, hard candy, fruit snacks ...
Whole grains: rice blends, pastas, tortillas, breakfast cereals, crackers, English muffins or mini bagels, and breads/wraps. Proteins: low-fat refried beans or ...
Make them with whole-grain bread, whole-wheat bagels, pitas or tortillas. Or ... bagel, pita or tortilla, and top with turkey or chicken, vegetable ...
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