Loven fresh 100 whole wheat bread ingredients

L’oven Fresh 12 Grain bread is on my plate today. I’ll be reviewing it for nutrition facts, whole graininess, and overall taste. I’ve done a couple Aldi products but only one or two that are actually staples in a balanced diet.

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This sounds pretty gross, but I could eat this kind of bread for breakfast lunch and dinner.

If there was some kind of apocalypse and I was trapped in a bread factory, I’d be doing pretty well. That is until the loaves all get old. It’s a hard truth, but I’ve accepted that my only chance of real long-term survival would be in a Twinkie or a Spam factory.

My teeth are very against the former. Someday I’ll have to experiment with living off of those for a few weeks to see if I can stay alive. Should be exciting, but for now, I’m happily living off this L’oven Fresh 12 Grain Bread from Aldi. Let’s review those nutrition facts.

Nutrition Facts

I’ll never understand why people knock bread. You NEED carbs, or at least I sure do. Keto wasn’t my thing, I lost a little too much sleep to that trend. These pack some solid nutrients in addition to the carbs.

There’s surprisingly a tiny bit of fat in the L’oven Fresh 12 grain bread, too! Then of course you’ve got your 19 grams of carbs per slice. On top of that, there’s a good deal of fiber in these, too. Since I put away 5 slices at lunch time for the review, I’ll be looking at 70% of my daily fiber value, woohoo!

You also get a little bit of added sugar in here. Not a bad amount of protein, either. 5 grams per slice adds up when you eat it like I do.

L’oven Fresh 12 Grain Ingredients

Let’s get into these ingredients.

This thing has a lot, and I mean a lot, of different grains in it. L’oven Fresh 12 Grain boasts whole wheat, flour, wheat gluten, wheat, oats, rye, barley, corn, millet (very good!), triticale, bulgur wheat, buckwheat, quinoa, amaranth, and sorghum. That was a mouthful. I’ve always wondered what cellulose fiber is. Kind of wasn’t expecting molasses in there or raisin juice concentrate. The being said, the bread does taste pretty sweet, so some of those things do make sense.

As I mentioned earlier, I’m a bread kinda person. Yes, it does get vilified by a lot of different health magazines and workout books, but you know what? Bread minds its own business and it’s there when you need some carbs. Bread is that friend who’s shoulder you can cry on, that loaf that you can stuff when you really need to stress eat but don’t want to do too much damage to yourself with ice cream.

This L’oven Fresh 12 Grain bread is a perfect companion for all kinds of things – from PB&J to ham sandwiches. It has just the right amount of sugar where you get a vaguely sweet-but-not-overbearing taste in each bite. My only issue with it is how many chemically sounding things are in there. I know that a handful of those are natural ingredients, but I feel like calcium propionate probably isn’t. Guessing plaxmeal isn’t either.

Besides that stuff, though, it is phenomenal bread. I was surprised how quickly I ate five slices in a row. Didn’t even combine them with anything like butter or other ingredients. Check out the Aldi ad for this week and see if there’s any deals on it!

Nutrition Facts: Average

Ingredients: Average

Preparation: Average

Taste: Above Average

Rating: 7.73/10

Recommend? Yes

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