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Sara Lee Iron Kids & Thin Style Buns

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Sara Lee makes good bread and they keep making it better. We just recently tried the Sara Lee Iron Kids bread that offers a more nutritious white bread option for kids by containing as much fiber and more than four times the calcium as 100% whole wheat bread per two-slice serving. I’m always low on iron myself and looking to increase it in small doses as large once give myself a tummy ache. Eating the Sara Lee Iron Kids bread does not affect my stomach. Additionally, Sara Lee Iron Kids bread contains added Vitamin D. Another much needed perk living in the land of no sun.

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We used the bread to have some peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on one day, and turkey and cheese the next and then we also used it to make some really yummy egg toast. We’ve already almost made it through one whole loaf in a matter of two days.

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Another product we are going to try really soon is the Sara Lee Thin Style Buns. The Sara Lee Thin Style Buns provide whole grain nutrition, with just 100 calories per bun and no high fructose corn syrup, artificial colors or flavors. Sara Lee Thin Style Buns are a delicious yet less-filling way to enjoy your favorite sandwiches.

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Also be on the look out on the Sara Lee Bread Facebook page. They are currently hosting a Family Fun Sweepstakes. The winner will receive a supply of a free Sara Lee Iron Kids bread, as well as a $500 VISA gift card to use for their family.

This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to the winner, Tabathia B.

All rules can be found under giveaway rules.

We received samples from to facilitate this review. All opinions are our own.

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  112. All of the above lol. I love a good sandwich – chicken salad,
    sprouts, lettuce, onion, tomato. I also love toast with cinnamon.
    And I can never pass up a good, homemade dressing yum!

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  154. I like to toast my good bread. I also like to cover my bread with Chicken a la king
    bepoia(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  167. My boys Love when I make them dinosaur shaped grilled cheese sandwiches. 🙂
    My one son wont eat much of anything but he loves “grilled dinos” on Sara Lee. Iron kids bread!! 🙂
    thank You for a great product! !! 🙂
    -the White. Family –

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  169. I like to make either a really good grilled cheese sandwich with soup on the side, or a really good ham and cheese sandwich. My kids like to make peanut butter sandwiches or jelly sandwiches, yes my kids are strange!! LOL!

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  177. I like everything there is to do with bread. I am such a big bread eater. I judge every restaurant by how good their bread is. I guess my favorite way to eat/use bread is as an accompaniment to a meal, as in rolls or muffins.
    Thanks for the giveaway!
    eswright18 at gmail dot com

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  197. Great sandwiches start with great pieces of bread. They also make for great tasty bread crumbs if you happen to not finish them, which is a great shame.

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  267. During the summer when we have fresh tomatoes our favorite sandwich with good bread is ‘Open Face Grilled Tomato Cheese Sandwich’. In winter I like to make soup if I have good bread or homemade bread in the house.

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  318. There is nothing better than a good grilled cheese sandwich with a dill pickle spear…mmmmmmm!!!! You can have the best cheese in the world and lots of wonderful butter to crunch it up, but if your bread sucks…the sandwich is ruined! LOL

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