Healthiest Supermarket Foods: Breads, Pasta, and Rice

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Healthiest Supermarket Foods: Breads, Pasta, and Rice

May 14, 2008

Women's Health has read all those confusing food labels for you and compiled a list of the 100 Best Supermarket Foods. If you are craving some carbs here's what you should pull off the shelves next time you're grocery shopping.

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6 Comments

rivrchild 5 years 1 week

The original source listed things like Nature Valley granola bars under the "most healthy snacks". Most Nature Valley products that I've seen DO (if I recall) have some HFCS. I'd still be careful and look at the label yourself before you buy anything.

kxm24 5 years 1 week

They have thomas's bagels on the list but they should have thomas's multi grain english muffins with 100 calories and 8 grams of fiber! I have one every morning with pb.Also Mission has tortilla wraps with 110 calories and 11 grams of fiber. They taste good and don't fall apart.I'm a fiber nut lol.

kxm24 5 years 1 week

They have thomas's bagels on the list but they should have thomas's multi grain english muffins with 100 calories and 8 grams of fiber! I have one every morning with pb. Also Mission has tortilla wraps with 110 calories and 11 grams of fiber. They taste good and don't fall apart. I'm a fiber nut lol.

meumitsuki 5 years 1 week

Does anyone know when they compile these lists if they include items that have HFCS, other fake sugars, or hydrogenated oils?I have just been finding in my own quest to make shopping easier, alot of these lists include items that have those ingredients.I just hate it when things are labeled as "natural" and then you read the label and it turns out to have all sorts of bad things for you.

meumitsuki 5 years 1 week

Does anyone know when they compile these lists if they include items that have HFCS, other fake sugars, or hydrogenated oils? I have just been finding in my own quest to make shopping easier, alot of these lists include items that have those ingredients. I just hate it when things are labeled as "natural" and then you read the label and it turns out to have all sorts of bad things for you.