Mestemacher Organic Three Grain Whole Grain Bread, High Fiber German Bread, Shelf Stable, Vegan & Non-GMO, 17.6 Oz
Description
AUTHENTIC GERMAN WHOLE GRAIN BREAD – Crafted with organic rye flour, oat flakes, barley flakes, flaxseed, and sesame seeds for rich flavor and hearty texture in every slice.
ORGANIC & CLEAN INGREDIENTS – Made without artificial preservatives, synthetic fertilizers, or chemical pesticides, making it a wholesome choice for everyday eating.
HIGH FIBER & HEART HEALTH FRIENDLY – Packed with whole grains and fiber to support balanced nutrition and cholesterol-conscious lifestyles.
VERSATILE & DELICIOUS – Enjoy toasted or straight from the package with butter, jam, honey, eggs, or use it for sandwiches and French toast.
SHELF STABLE CONVENIENCE – Long-lasting freshness makes this nutritious bread perfect for pantry storage, quick breakfasts, healthy snacks, and meal prep.
Dietary Type
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