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Nutty Flavor, No Nuts

Nov 24, 2009


Despite its name, Nutty Oat, the latest hearty variety of Nature’s Pride bread, features no nut allergens, meaning that even people who are allergic to nuts can enjoy it. In addition to hearty oat texture and delicious nutty flavor, the product provides 14 grams of whole grains per slice and is a good source of fiber, according to Irving, Texas-based Interstate Bakeries Corp., which makes Nature’s Pride, the only brand of 100 percent natural breads available across the United States. The suggested retail price for a 24-ounce loaf is $3. For more information, visit www.naturespridebread.com.


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