Mestemacher Organic Three Grain Whole Grain Bread, High Fiber German Bread, Shelf Stable, Vegan & Non-GMO, 17.6 Oz (Pack of 2)

This bread is soooo good! I like it best toasted for breakfast with jam and butter, but it makes a nice healthy sandwich bread. I feel satiated but not heavy after eating it. And it's packaged to last in your pantry for awhile before opening, so I can stay stocked up.

Great product

while i have no doubt this bread is loaded with nuticrian, it is not sliced vertically to go into a toaster. for some reason it's sliced horizontally. if you're looking for a "sweet" bread pass this one by as it is not. it is however a dense heavy loaf. if you do bye it i'd look to adding something to it to sweeten it up considerably.

This is my favorite bread, that I have been eating for a long time.

If you like German style bread, this one is authentic. It's been a family favorite for years and I was pleased to find it on Amazon after we moved 4 hours from our closest German market. I will say, order more than one package (two to a package). Our first test order was one package. Because it was small, they sent it in soft sided packaging. It arrived a bit squished with some of the slices broken. So on my next shipment I ordered 3 packages and they came in a box. Bingo! It worked. I just freeze the rest til ready.

Its like being back in Germany. Soooo good. One slice fills you better than 3 slices of so called rye bread from my mexican bakery.

Not bread. The picture appears as two loaves of bread. What arrives is one of those pictured, two packaged flats of no-leavening and flourless that fall apart. It is like whole grains not for human consumption that are pressed hard flat. Of primacy is that appearance of a loaf is a picture of two packages of long narrow slices that have not any character of any bread, and that is exactly what VERY HUNGRY WILL NOT EAT, regardless of that it would appear, as described on the product's page, it is whole grains that one might buy for fiber and protein (my impetus for selecting the product). I tried half a crumbled piece that I held carefully to avoid a handfull of inedible grain that, for my type, is only not palatable. This could cause physical discomfort in one with another type usual fare. I am nearly certain it is a throwback to experiments for low calory grain to make pseudo-bread-flour. My guess is the primary ingredients, shown on the description of the product on its page, is crushed birdseed.

Not very tasty. Okay at best. Compared to Ezekiel 4:9, I'll stick to Ezekiel. I was really hoping this would work since you can buy it in bulk and it has a long shelf-life but it was hard to eat!