Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Natures Pride Bread and a Rainbow





Natures Pride all natural bread send us two loaves of bread to try through foodbuzz, which is very nice of them. I made a very simple sandwich with ham, cheese, lettuce, cucumber and tomato, overall very good, healthy, high in fiber and soft. It cuts up really well for little Jasmine size pieces as well. I would say this is a great bread to have in the freezer or for making sandwiches, to be honest though I am a sucker for fresh whole foods or fresh market crusty whole grain breads when they are still warm LOL

Oh and this was a rainbow I saw yesterday from the car, in fact during the thunderstorms I must have seen 3-4 beautiful. I was taught as a kid that rainbows mean that God keeps his Promises thats so true he is the one person we can always count on.


What do rainbows mean to you? are you looking for the pot of gold at the end!

On an important note:
We are blessed to see rainbows after a storm, please pray for the folks in the Philippines that are badly affected by the flooding and consider donating
I love world vision so donated here

love

21 comments:

  1. I got those breads, too. I've got something been snacking on them with nutella haha...

    Luckily, I heard from my cousin, so they're safe for now. I hear there's more storms coming.

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  2. Oops...meant my cousins in Manila. ;-D

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  3. I've seen this bread in the supermarket but haven't given it a try. I usually buy whole grain artisan bread. I'm glad to know what you think about them.
    Sam

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  4. Beautiful rainbow! The sandwich looks good too.

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  5. Its nice of you to think of us. It's very lucky that we are safe.

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  6. I agree, I love a nice homemade (or at least from a good store, Whole Foods, etc) loaf of bread, that is warm! Nothing beats it.

    Rainbows just mean happiness to me, they make me smile each time I see them. For sure those in the Philippines are in my prayers.

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  7. Jenn: pleased they are OK, oh nutella well of course great idea
    Sam: no probs
    Paildor: thanks
    peachkins: be safe love Rebecca
    Gina: great minds think alike with breads lol

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  8. I too saw rainbow last week,my son was shouting ,Mama rainbow..was so clear and bright..liked the simple sandwich u made..

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  9. What a beautiful rainbow!! I am loving my bread! So healthy and yummy.

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  10. In Vegas I rarely saw rainbows, so I love that I see them all the time now on the island. They are so peacful and relaxing and often the smells outside are great since there is usually rain the preceded it.

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  11. On a weekend drive many years ago near Tomales Bay in Northern CA my husband, then boyfriend and I chased rainbow after rainbow. We literally saw 50 different rainbows. We looked for the ends, but they just sort of melded into the scenery. I guess we just believed there were pots of gold at the end, just kind of like I believe in other things we can't "see". Oh goodness about the floods - watching some of the footage on the news, its awful.

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  12. Vrinda: oh waiting for Jasmine to speak magic
    Reeni: I am now happy to be a taste maker like you lol
    Melinda: thats cool that you can see them now
    gastroanthropologist: oh what a fun tail and quite romantic

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  13. I want the free samples too!!! Not available for Canadian Foodbuzz people though...

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  14. eatlivetravelwrite: oh thats not fair lol

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  15. As children, we were told that if you reach the end of the rainbow, your sex changes. If you are a female, you become male.A very nice picture of rainbow!

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  16. I love warm and crusty breads too. Rainbows to me are magical and make me think of hope because they typically follow a storm, and appear right when the cloud part and sun shines through. It's just such a magnificent image.

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  17. Zerrin: oh wow thats a different idea for rainbows where do you come from!
    fresh local and best: I agree they are majestic

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  18. I am trying to eat gluten free most of the time, but I keep hearing about this bread...I did not know about the storms that are affecting them, so I will keep them in my thoughts!

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  19. Rebecca, when I see a rainbow I remember Noah and I think of the fact that I'm mostly blessed to see rainbows because there was rain. Love, Kitchen Buttterfly

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  20. chef e i know it makes us stop and think when we see rain that its great but not too much
    Ozoz: oh so so true God Keeps his promises

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  21. Wow, what a gorgeous view! I love watching the sky. I think it's amazing.

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