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Confused about what serving sizes on the nutrition facts actually mean?  (AD)   You know that I’m not a big numbers person: nutrition should be simple! Eat mostly whole and lightly processed plants like vegetables, canned beans and sprouted grain bread and don’t sweat the rest of it. But what if you want to check in on your fiber intake? Or see how you’re doing with protein?  That’s when understanding the nutrition facts panel matters. So let’s talk serving sizes…which don’t really tell you how much you SHOULD eat.  Instead, they make it easier to COMPARE different products by telling you how much nutrition is in a reference serving.  And this year, the reference serving for bread in Canada changed to help make the labels more consistent.  Soon, if you haven’t already, you’ll see that the serving size for breads is now 2 slices because, based on stakeholder feedback, that’s the most commonly eaten serving. When the serving sizes are the same, it is easier to compare things like fibre, protein and minerals between breads.  So next time you pick up Silver Hills Bakery Sprouted Grain Breads take a peek! You’ll notice that 2 slices of most varieties contains 10 grams of fibre, more than 10 grams of protein and higher levels of some minerals like iron, zinc, magnesium and selenium than many other whole wheat breads. But that doesn’t mean YOU need to eat 2 slices. We all have different body sizes, activity levels and appetites.  You might only need 1 slice…or you might need 3! If that’s the case, remember to do the math on the label, cutting values in half to see the amount in one slice. Have a question about label reading, sprouted grains or fiber? Drop it in the comments!    #silverhillsbakery  #sproutedgrains  #wholegrain #plantbasednutrition  #vegannutrition #nutritioneducation
Confused about what serving sizes on the nutrition facts actually mean? (AD) You know that I’m not a big numbers person: nutrition should be simple! Eat mostly whole and lightly processed plants like vegetables, canned beans and sprouted grain bread and don’t sweat the rest of it. But what if you want to check in on your fiber intake? Or see how you’re doing with protein? That’s when understanding the nutrition facts panel matters. So let’s talk serving sizes…which don’t really tell you how much you SHOULD eat. Instead, they make it easier to COMPARE different products by telling you how much nutrition is in a reference serving. And this year, the reference serving for bread in Canada changed to help make the labels more consistent. Soon, if you haven’t already, you’ll see that the serving size for breads is now 2 slices because, based on stakeholder feedback, that’s the most commonly eaten serving. When the serving sizes are the same, it is easier to compare things like fibre, protein and minerals between breads. So next time you pick up Silver Hills Bakery Sprouted Grain Breads take a peek! You’ll notice that 2 slices of most varieties contains 10 grams of fibre, more than 10 grams of protein and higher levels of some minerals like iron, zinc, magnesium and selenium than many other whole wheat breads. But that doesn’t mean YOU need to eat 2 slices. We all have different body sizes, activity levels and appetites. You might only need 1 slice…or you might need 3! If that’s the case, remember to do the math on the label, cutting values in half to see the amount in one slice. Have a question about label reading, sprouted grains or fiber? Drop it in the comments! #silverhillsbakery #sproutedgrains #wholegrain #plantbasednutrition #vegannutrition #nutritioneducation

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