GI Rating of the Breads | |
GI Value of Honey & Oats bread - Vogel's brand | |
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Food:
Honey & Oats bread - Vogel's brand Glycemic Index Value: 55 Glycemic Index Range: Medium |
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Low GI foods
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GI value less than 55 Medium GI foods = GI value between 55 and 69 High GI foods = GI value greater than 70 |
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Food's Personality: Breads |
Breads |
o A staple since prehistoric times, bread is made from
grains that have been ground into flour or meal, moistened and kneaded into a
dough, and then baked. o Unleavened flat breads have been eaten since Neolithic times (10,000 ) o Except Asia, where the preferred grain is rice, bread has long been a world wide staple. o The discovery of fermentation is attributed to the Egyptians, who also invented baking ovens. o Bread is high in complex carbohydrates and a good source of B vitamins. o Whole grain bread is higher in protein, has twice the fiber, and generally has more vitamins and minerals than white bread. o Grains, seeds, nuts and fruit can be added to bread for flavor and texture. o Unleavened bread (e.g. matzo) uses no leavening and therefore is quite flat. o Quick breads require no kneading and use baking soda, baking powder or eggs to leaven the bread. o A yeast batter bread uses strenuous beating instead of kneading to the same end. o Made with a mixed wheat and rye dough, the light rye breads are popular in the United States. o Dark rye breads are common in Europe. o Types of bread: Cornell, Corn Pone, Crostini, Crumpet, Ana-dama, Babka, Kolera Majga, Baguette, Bakeware, Barm Brack, Bâtarde, Baton, Biscuit, Black Bread, Boston Brown, Boule, Taftoon, Barbari, Breadcrumbs, Bread Sauce, Brioche, Bruschetta, Challah, Chapati, Cornbread, Ficelle, Flat Bread, Focaccia, Pumpernickel, Roti, Sally Lunn, Kurdish Flat Bread, Salt-rising Bread, French Bread, Fry Bread, Garlic Bread, Gingerbread, Hardtack, Hushpuppy, Irish Soda Bread, Sangak, Italian Bread, Johnnycake, Khachapuri, Lahvosh, Limpa Bread, Mandelbrot, Monkey Bread, Khaplla Kurdish Bread, Muffin, Naan, Pancake, Panettone, Lavash, Panko, Pappadam, Paratha, Petit Pain, Pita, Poori, Popover, Pueblo Bread, Scone, Soda Bread, Sourdough, Spoon Bread, Steamed Bread, Stollen, Tortilla, Waffle, Zwieback. | |
Glycemic Value of the other Breads: | |
100% Whole Grain™ bread 100% barley flour bread Baguette French Bread Barley Bread Bread Honey & Oats Vogel's brand Bread Stuffing Paxo Buckwheat Bread Bürgen™ Fruit bread English Muffin™ bread Gluten-free multigrain bread Honey & Oats bread/Vogel's brand Kaiser bread rolls Kurdish bread whole wheat Light rye bread Linseed rye bread Melba Toast Multi-grain batch bread Oat bran Bread (50%) (Australia) Oat bran Bread Bürgen® Honey Oatmeal batch bread Pita Bread Pumpernickel Bread Rye Bread Sunflower and barley bread Wheat Bread White Flour Bread Whole Wheat Bread Whole Wheat Flour Whole-wheat snack bread Wholegrain pumpernickel bread |
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Glycemic Index for Honey & Oats bread - Vogel's brand , GI Value of Honey & Oats bread - Vogel's brand Glycemic Response to Honey & Oats bread - Vogel's brand , Effect of Carbs in Honey & Oats bread - Vogel's brand on Blood Glucose, Glycemic Index Information for all Types of Honey & Oats bread - Vogel's brand , Nutritional value of Honey & Oats bread - Vogel's brand | |
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Bests of Low GI Foods: | ||||
Garbanzo Beans O Cicer arietinum O Fabaceae Family |
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Food: Garbanzo Beans Glycemic Index Value: 28 Glycemic Index Range: Low |
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Garbanzo beans: O are a good source of fiber O are a good source of zinc and protein O are useful as a meat substitute O contain no cholesterol |