Natural Three Grain Bread, Authentic German Whole Grain Bread with Rye, Oats & Barley | High Fiber, Non-GMO, Ready to Eat, Long Shelf Life, 17.6 Oz (Pack of 6)

Perfect. Am on a strict heart related and cholesterol related diet. This fits the bill. It's healthy, and I really like the taste. I've bought it over and over.

This is a review for the Mestemacher Bread Three Grain, 17.6-Ounce (Pack of 6). There are several Mestemacher breads on the market and so far, each would live up to this very positive review. Even if the bread was not so excellent, I must say the company was immediate and very helpful when an issue arose. The Three grain, is a long rectangular slice, not the usual square slice. I find the long oblong slice more enjoyable to eat – don’t know why but maybe it is just being non-customary makes its experience more enjoyable. The bread’s texture is moist, compressed grains, and invitingly scrumptious. One can sense the grains and moist nature of the compound. The bread has a molasses, raisin, nutty taste. The taste is scrumptious. It is pleasantly chewy and substantial as to satiating hunger. I usually toast the bread and have used it as a sandwich, scoop for vegetable foods and as a cracker. Works great in all bread functions. I have even crumpled the bread and added it to soups to make them more hearty. It comes pre-sliced so you will have to make due. I had a problem with the last of six deliveries over the past few months. (I do like the bread and obviously have re-ordered.) I noticed the company of the issue, just to let them know. Within hours they explained the issue, and fixed the matter – on their own volition. Great bread – great company. Try it!

The bread is great, but when it is not shipped in a box container, it arrives in crumbs.

Taste like crap save your money.

A delicious and healthier way for my sandwiches!! For a sandwich, I take one slice out of the package. Then I cut in the middle where it makes it into two pieces. I definitely will be order again!!

Tried this interesting bread because my favorite bread, BFree, was out of stock at AMZ. Mestemacher is interesting but has too much salt in it for me. Most people would not be bothered about that, but I'm a "Health Nut" and threw out my salt shaker years ago.

i was looking for a non-wheat but gluten-containing (yes, not gluten-free) bread, which is apparently very hard to find. I am intolerant to wheat but not gluten. All the gluten-free breads I've tried are dry and fluffy; I prefer a chewy, dense bread. This bread is pretty good but I might keep looking for something better or make it myself.

Not bad tasting! Fresh bread.