Killer Bread with a Prison History

Killer Bread with a Prison History

Although I don’t have any problems with gluten or gut issues, I generally do not eat much bread. However, when I do eat it, it is generally of the low-carb, whole grain variety.

When visiting my family in Madison, WI, I would stop by the local Trader Joe’s and pick up a half a dozen loaves of their low carb bread and stick them in my freezer – and that would last me a long time! However, Trader Joe’s no longer makes that low carb bread, thus I’ve been looking for something to replace it.

A few weeks ago, I was in Fresh Thyme Market picking up a package of absolutely decadent gluten-free mini brownie muffins (see review of those, here) for one of my gluten-free friends. While there, I saw a display of “Dave’s Killer Bread”, and thought I’d give it a try. In an effort to keep the calorie and carbs down low, I bought the thin sliced loaves. I am so glad I did. I love this bread! Oh my, it has so much flavor – especially the Good Seed variety.

I don’t eat much bread, so I am not familiar with many different brands, but I am sharing this here because I thought the conception of this product was so intriguing.

One day, I happened to actually read the whole package and found out why it’s called Dave’s Killer bread. Here is what is printed on the side of the bag:

If you go to their website , or click on the pictures below, you can read the stories of many of their employess, and how their lives have been changed by the fact that they were given a second chance.

They also sell a bagels in a varitey of flavors:

I have found this bread at Fresh Thyme Market on Coldwater Road, Walmart, Meijer and Kroger. So if you are looking for a great tasting bread, and would like to help people get a second chance, consider adding Dave’s Killer bread products to your shopping cart!

Fudgy Grain-Free Yum!

Fudgy Grain-Free Yum!

I know there are lots of recipes out there for grain-free and sugar-free muffins that would be “healthier” than these muffins. These would definitely not fit into a “low-carb” category food! BUT, if you, or your kids, have issues with grains, and carbs are not a problem, or in my case, buying a gift for a gluten-free friend on her birthday, these are a REALLY scrumptious treat! They are so incredibly fudgy!
I actually put these right in the freezer after purshasing. For whatever reason, I think they are the absolute best after you pull one out and after a minute or so, you bite in to what taste like a massive piece of fudge!
You can check out all the Flax 4 Life products here. They are cheaper to buy on line, however then you have shipping charges.  I have only found these at Fresh Thyme Market and Earth Fare. However, they are often sold out, so I always call ahead! And I just picked up a stash before posting this to make sure I had plenty in the freezer! smile