Arnold 12 Grains and Seeds Bread, 24 oz

I rarely go for healthy choices but now I have to choose a healthier choice. So in looking for a healthy bread, this is the one I settled on because it has good taste good texture and it meets all my needs as far as being low-carb good fiber without tasting like cardboard or plywood. I actually like it not just tolerate it. It would certainly be worth trying because I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. I guess plain Old white bread is out of my future forever.

I SO like the taste of this high fiber, healthy bread with nuts, seeds, and grains. I've been eating this, I believe, since I first saw it on the grocery shelves, %26 have shared it with quite a few people over the years, who started buying it themselves.

I bought it for the 12 grains and seeds. It has a good flavor and texture. I tried freezing a loaf and was not as happy with the outcome, the crust was much harder in spots and the flavor is not as good to my taste. I recommend that you buy as needed and to keep it fresh keep it in the refrigerator.

I love multigrain breads, but too many of them have that health-food-store smell and taste. This one is nice and soft, but still toasts up great. Perfect for PB%26J, egg salad, and toast with breakfast or as a snack. I prefer French or Italian bread, or Kaiser rolls, for other kinds of sandwiches, but somehow a multigrain is just the ticket for these specific items. And I can't say enough about how good it is as toast! I know, I mentioned it already. But it's the best toast! The review bot is suggesting that I mention hot dogs, which is bizarre. I would never recommend this or any multigrain for hot dogs. Get some proper white hot dog buns.

My husband loves this bread. I'm more of a white bread person myself, but my husband loves this bread. He takes me to order the "Good stuff", with all the sticks and seeds added. If it's warm, even better.

Not a bad product but too many added ingredients to be excellent. Im really looking forward to for “clean” bread, so it looks like its back to baking my own bread

I love "bird seed bread" as my husband calls it, and this one is the best I've had. It tastes delicious, and if you like seeds, it's chock full of them! yum!

I have been buying this bread for a few years. Sometime back the packaging and the taste changed. Not as good in my opinion. I quit buying it for a while but still purchase it off and on just to change out. It has not improved.

I was looking for a healthier bread so thought I would give Arnold's grains and seeds bread a try even though it is a bit more expensive. I was very disappointed in the taste and texture of the bread. I thought it was very bland and dry. The bread had no taste to it. I won't be purchasing Arnold bread in the future.

For years I have loved this bread, but suddenly the slices are too thin. So thin that I'm afraid to tear the bread when I spread peanut butter on a slice. I don't know if it's poor quality control or a permanent change, but I'm on the second loaf, and these slices are skinny. I do realize some people prefer a thin slice, but in that case it should be clearly marked on the bag. This looks like shrink-flation to me—where they keep the price but make the product smaller. 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗟𝗬 𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗗, only if they go back to the thicker slices. Otherwise, I'm looking for another brand.