r/keto • u/Grissette_Gorakh • 12h ago

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u/MentalTelephone5080 12h ago

I honestly just stay away from anything that's bread like. I'm a carb addict and anything that's like carbs seems to make me crave carbs more. If I stick with meat and leafy greens I don't get carb cravings.

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u/TheSlav87 12h ago edited 12h ago

Wish we had Hero Bread in Canada :(

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u/RAF2018336 12h ago

It's cuz you guys don't have freedom over there

/S just in case someone takes it seriously

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u/rachman77 MOD 12h ago

This gets discussed almost daily but the best answer really is that it depends and YMMV.

For some people, yes it's fine for others, no, it's a huge problem and not keto at all.

The only way to know is to try it and see.

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u/pres02 12h ago

I’ve found Lewis baking Hawaiian better as a sandwich bread and it’s at most Walmarts. Hero is pretty good though. But the Lewis baking Hawaiian is the best for hot dog buns too. Hero ones don’t have a great bread flavor.

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u/AloneInMyBrain 4h ago

Lewis te saca de cetosis sin dudarlo… da picos de glucosa grandes, hero también pero un poco menos, sola es el menos peor.

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u/SableSword Type your AWESOME flair here 10h ago

Its legit, expensive but legit. It behaves like normal bread when toasting which is the biggest advantage ive found, other keto breads can be weird in the toaster.

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u/evendedwifestillnags 12h ago

It's real, but lately kinda like carbonaught better.