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whole wheat bread

 

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Noun whole wheat bread has 1 sense
  1. dark bread, whole wheat bread, whole meal bread, brown bread - bread made with whole wheat flour
    --1 is a kind of bread, breadstuff, staff of life
    --1 has particulars: graham bread

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Whole Wheat Bread

Description:

Whole Wheat Bread refers to a type of bread made from flour that is milled from whole wheat grains, including the bran, germ, and endosperm. It is known for its higher fiber content and numerous health benefits compared to refined white bread.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun: A type of bread made from whole wheat flour.
  2. Sample Sentence: I prefer to eat whole wheat bread because it provides more nutrients and fiber than white bread.


  3. Adjective: Describing a bread made from whole wheat flour.
  4. Sample Sentence: Emily baked a delicious whole wheat bread loaf for the dinner party.


  5. Popular: Referring to a widely consumed or favored variety of whole wheat bread.
  6. Sample Sentence: The popular whole wheat bread brand is known for its great taste and nutritional value.


  7. Local: Referring to a specific region's specialty or variant of whole wheat bread.
  8. Sample Sentence: Don't miss out on trying the local whole wheat bread at the famous bakery in town.

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