|
Jordans Natural Wheat BranNewest Review: ... Any way I have a couple of spoonfuls of this mixed in with my porridge every morning, and not only does it liven up plain ... more More Jordans in Food
|
||
Read Reviews for Jordans Natural Wheat Bran
by - written on 27/01/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
Rating:
Jordans Natural Wheat Bran can be found in the supermarkets with the cereals. Its quite a light bag, as the contents are little brown flakes. Not quite sure how to describe the taste... maybe a bit like crushed bran flakes??? Any way I have a couple of spoonfuls of this mixed in with my porridge every morning, and not only does it liven up plain porridge but you're getting loads of fibre at the same time without really noticing it. Its a great way to be a bit healthier and it does your digestive system a favour too. Its about 30p for a 375g bag in my local supermarket, so it fits easily in the weekly budget. Per 100g of the product is gives you a whopping 42.8g of fibre, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/11/08 (Very useful, 137 readings)
Rating:
In my recent quest to get more fibre in my diet I started thinking back to the good old-fashioned method of eating bran. When I searched online for bran google produced Jordan's Wheat Bran for sale at a variety of places so I chose to buy from www.goodnessdirect.co.uk as they were selling 375g bags for £1.03 plus p&p. The bran arrived a couple of days later and when I opened the bag I was met with a nutty aroma and lots of little flakes. Exactly as I expected. I read the packet and it stated that a tablespoon is 7g in weight and contains 3.1g of fibre, 13 calories, 0.4g of fat and not much else so this sounded ideal. Wheat bran is basically ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Jordans Natural Wheat Bran
Tesco Chicken Tikka Samosas
Packed full of filling!
No chicken, very greasy and the orange filling stained my fingers!
Jack Links BBQ Steak Bar
Tastes lovely, a good source of protein, very low calorie, a nice unusual texture
Looks like something you would feed an alsatian
Terry's Chocolate Orange Tangy
Bit of a change from the normal chocolate orange
The calories - I've already put the pounds on
Asda Cranberry Wheats
lovely, cheaper than other branded cereals
not overly tasteful
Philadelphia Splendip with Chives
Special K Bliss Orange and Chocolate Cereal Bars
Low calorie, low saturated fat, taste good, contain chocolate
Higher in sugar than 'diet' food should be
GU Chocolate Brownie
Delicious texture, rich and chocolatey, generous amount of pecan nuts
I think they would be quite heavy on calories and fat
Ella's Kitchen Apples & Bananas
100% fruit, nothing more
A little on the expensive side and a rather dangerous cap.
Mr Kipling Viennese Whirls
They are tasty, perfect for a treat!
They can become sickly and quite dry!

