So, i've seen this commercial for new and improved Wonder Bread! Now with fibre, but tastes just like the original.
When i was growing up Wonder Bread was up there with child abuse in terms of big offences for my mom. In my family mom made homemade bread - white and brown (no such thing as whole wheat), she lovingly filled her shelves with homemade jam and baked us dessert from scratch EVERY NIGHT. Plus, she had four kids too. Amazing. Wonder Bread was expensive and bad for you!
Now, in my ever-growing list of doing things i swore i'd never do, i'm considering trying this yeasty concoction that promises healthy benefits for my children. My kids won't eat whole wheat, half wheat or any wheat - just white. It all started when Eliza had a severe allergy to dairy and white bread, one particular brand, was all i could find that was suitable for her. Since then it's been a slippery non-nutritional slide to yogurt tubes, cheese sticks and white bread sandwiches in the lunch boxes.
The Wonder Bread? It entices me with it's commercial goodness. I have fond memories of a field trip to the Wonder Bread factory in grade 4. We each were given a free loaf on the way out. I remember gleefully squeezing each piece into a little ball and eating the entire loaf on the playground because i knew if i took it home it would be confiscated.
Posted by Jess at 01:05 PM Permalink

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My mother never made bread and would not buy wonder bread because it was too expensive. I don't think I ever had it til I was a grown up and that was all there was on a convenience store shelf.
It tasted like white bread to me.
I bought Wonder bread today because TW has some issue with some brand of bread that comes in a yellow wrapper. And she won't eat the green bagged publix bread. Since I can't ever remember which yellow bagged brand to buy - the new default is Wonder bread.
Who knew bread choosing was so complicated?
Posted by Denise | January 25, 2006 03:05 PM