Bread calories

This Low Calorie Focaccia Bread is just 47 calories and has 2.6g of protein per slice!Because of the added protein, this focaccia bread is a tiny bit denser than a traditional "airy" focaccia bread. But I found it just as delicious, so much healthier, and completely crave-worthy!Special Tip: You can use this healthy focaccia dough recipe to make your favorite version. I love the salty rosemary version, but you can add your favorite toppings or skip them all together.

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These Low Calorie Baguettes are easy and delicious, and has no weird ingredients! I simply reduced the oil to cut calories and what you get is a 29 calorie baguette slice (feel free to have more) that is perfect and delicious. Special Tip: This recipe does take some time, but most of it is just letting the dough rise. So don't be turned off by the time, this recipe only takes 10 minutes of "hands on" time.

My low calorie bagels are light, fluffy, and tangy, like all bagels should be. The best part? They’re 80 calories each, and NO yeast or frying is needed! Watch the video below to see how I make it in my kitchen!

This delicious, hearty, chewy, homemade low calorie bread recipe only has 3 ingredients, and is so simple to make. Each slice has 80 calories.

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Low calorie bread that clocks in at under 50 calories per slice! No eggs and perfect as toast, sandwiches, and more!

This Low Calorie High Protein Bread is just 90 calories and has 8.1g of protein per slice!You can use any milk you prefer, and though it will raise calories a bit, cows milk will increase the protein by about 1g per slice. I used a fancy Artisan Loaf Pan to get the shape, but it's pricy, so I included a lower cost version below. The shape will be different, but the flavor will be the same.Special Tip: If you don't have self-rising flour you can make your own. You'll need 2 cups of…