Re: Re: Vitamins May Avert Breakage Of BonesFrom Osteoporosis

[Guest guest]

I've been eating whole wheat bread (Wonder bread, at that) that I buy at

a Wonder bread outlet. It's called Wonder Stone ground 100% Whole Wheat.

I've seen it in many different grocery stores, but I get it for less than

half price at the outlet. It's not fancy, just sandwich bread.

Lukas

jwwright wrote:

the easiest is to buy king Arthur

ground wheat kernels and make banana bread. There's no such thing as whole

wheat bread in the store.

regards.

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From:

Francesca

Skelton

To:

Sent:

Thursday, May 13, 2004 4:35 PM

Subject:

Re: [ ] Re: Vitamins May Avert Breakage Of BonesFrom Osteoporosis

Steve: with the publicity of the obesity epidemic, perhaps now

is the time

to complain to your regular, nearby supermarket about the dearth of healthy

whole grain breads on the shelf.

Often, putting in a request to the manager of a store has produced results

for me. You might add that there are probably many others like you that

would like to have this choice but elect to just (reluctantly) buy what's

there and not complain. Certainly those of us near health food stores

have

seen the regular markets improve their stock, lest they lose our dollars

because we're buying more and more at Whole Foods or stores similar to

it.

on 5/13/2004 5:15 PM, Steve Sergeant at SteveSgt@... wrote:

> Though there is certainly a element of consumer ignorance or education

> here, a thoughtful well-meaning consumer might not bother to buy

the

> health-promoting items simply because, unlike me, they don't want

to drive

> a dozen or more miles to a neighboring community to shop at a specialty

> store that sells all of those weird health-foods. Or they don't have

or

> know of such a store in their area.

[Guest guest]

the easiest is to buy king Arthur ground wheat kernels and make banana bread. There's no such thing as whole wheat bread in the store.

regards.

----- Original Message -----

From: Francesca Skelton

Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 4:35 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Vitamins May Avert Breakage Of BonesFrom Osteoporosis

Steve: with the publicity of the obesity epidemic, perhaps now is the timeto complain to your regular, nearby supermarket about the dearth of healthywhole grain breads on the shelf.Often, putting in a request to the manager of a store has produced resultsfor me. You might add that there are probably many others like you thatwould like to have this choice but elect to just (reluctantly) buy what'sthere and not complain. Certainly those of us near health food stores haveseen the regular markets improve their stock, lest they lose our dollarsbecause we're buying more and more at Whole Foods or stores similar to it.on 5/13/2004 5:15 PM, Steve Sergeant at SteveSgt@... wrote:> Though there is certainly a element of consumer ignorance or education> here, a thoughtful well-meaning consumer might not bother to buy the> health-promoting items simply because, unlike me, they don't want to drive> a dozen or more miles to a neighboring community to shop at a specialty> store that sells all of those weird health-foods. Or they don't have or> know of such a store in their area.