Is white bread fattening?!


Question: Is white bread fattening.?
For 2 sclies it has 110 calories BUT only 10 from fat. Why does everyone say its so bad for you and make you fat.? Help please.?Health Question & Answer


Answers:
Because it has les filling, tummy/intestine cleansing soluble fiber than wholewheat bread. Because it's full of simple carbs that turn almost instantly into calories. Because most breads have a lot more calories than whatever you bought.

Most importantly:

Because most people don't eat just two slices!Health Question & Answer

White bread is flour, flour is carbs, carbs are sugar. Studies show its actually worse 2 eat white bread, rice, potatos then a candy bar! So yes it is fattening. Eat whole wheat things, they are "complex" there is a book called "good carbs bad carbs" you should read.Health Question & Answer

It just is, I don't no why. I went to my grandparents house one time for a week and i ate a ton of it and i gained like 5 pounds (had to do a lot of running to get that down) then i came home where i eat only wheat and lost a lot lolzHealth Question & Answer


I'm not sure if it is fattening but i know it is not good for you. A better, more healthy (and probably less fattening) bread is a whole wheat or a whole grain bread.Health Question & Answer

All bread is carbs and fattening. It is no more fattening though than other items.

The big problem I think with white bread is it has no real nutritional value and usually has preservatives.Health Question & Answer

because it hyas more sugar and additives than other breads and doesn't have as much fibre or other nutritional benefits. It doesn't make you fat though if you eat it in moderation.Health Question & Answer

It's the enriched flour that is bad for you. White bread has very little nutritional value. Eat whole grain breads. They taste better AND are better for you.Health Question & Answer

This may not be the answer that u are looking for but white bread uses bleached flour which kind of means that it is fake i changed to eating whole wheat cause it fills u up faster and has no artifishil ingredinetsHealth Question & Answer

it depends what brand it is. fat is usually added to make the bread last longer. for some brands, three slices contains as much fat as one mars bar.Health Question & Answer

Because the carbs in it sugar and your body stores the calories. Like everything else its good in moderation.Health Question & Answer

it's not that it's awful to eat white bread but wheat bread is a lot healthier, especially if it's whole grain, so people recommend wheat over white.Health Question & Answer

I never knew why it was fattening but every since i gave up white bread and cut back on dairy i lost 10 kilos so mustn't be good. Health Question & Answer

No nutritional value; not even fiber. It's a simple carb. More than anything it will clog you up. Simple carbs also tend to be tissue inflammatories. Health Question & Answer

Well its not that bad but compared to wheat bread it is bad 4 u.

If your a healthy person its alright but fat then you should get whole whateHealth Question & Answer

your question has helped me to understand what white bread does to us, dont u think we should stick to brown bread from now on. I am trying to loose weight as well.Health Question & Answer

It's NOT the Bread so much that's the Problem, it's all the Calories we tend to put on it !!! Afterall- how many of Us eats bread- alone .?.?! :0Health Question & Answer

cause the carbs break down in your body and turn into fat.Health Question & Answer

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