Monday, January 11, 2010
Not All Fiber Is Created Equal

According to an article published in the Los Angeles Times on Monday, January 11, 2009, natural products made from whole grains are most likely our best source of dietary fiber.
The story All fibers may not be created equal points out that natural grains are the most reliable source of dietary fiber when juxtaposed with the latest wave of products to have lab-made fibers added. It is not yet clear, says the article, whether these fiber sources (like maltodextrin and polydextrose, which are being pumped into yogurts, breakfast cereals, etc.) are as efficient as their naturally occurring counterparts in achieving the health benefits associated with fiber intake.
Here at Mäni’s, we are focused on providing our customers with natural sources of fiber via our many products made with whole grains. Below are listed some of our whole grain products, and check out the LA Times article for more information on why you may want to rely on natural whole grains instead of producs with “fiber added”!
Here are some of our items made with whole grains:
9 grain rolls
Whole wheat crackers
Whole wheat bread (sliced)
Carrot Cake with oat flour
Chocolate chip cookies with whole wheat flour
All of our muffins (Blueberry Almond, Morning Glory, Pumpkin Cranberry, Banana Pecan, Hi-Protein, even Chocolate Chip!)
Turnovers (made with oat flour)
Quinoa in our salads and Tabouli Mini-Wraps
Multi-grain pancakes
And that’s just the start of the list!
Look for the whole wheat/whole grain designation on our menu and in our bakery cases.
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Oh to have a Mani’s Bakery in the area I moved to! It seems like there a lot of vegan bakeries popping up but few baked goods made with alternatives to white sugar!
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