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Table 3 Cereal ingredients (g) and water (g) used in one bread portion1 (1090 kJ2/260 kcal)

From: Effect of rye bread breakfasts on subjective hunger and satiety: a randomized controlled trial

 

Rye

Wheat

Water4

 

Bran

Intermediate Fraction

Sifted flour

Sifted flour 3

 

Milling fractions study5

     

Rye bran bread

42

-

-

30

80

Intermediate rye fraction bread

-

34

-

30

70

Sifted rye flour bread

-

-

31

30

45

Wheat reference bread

-

-

-

60

40

Dose-response study6

     

Rye bran bread (8 g dietary fibre)

25

-

-

42

60

Rye bran bread (5 g dietary fibre)

16

-

-

49

55

Intermediate rye fraction bread (8 g dietary fibre)

-

49

-

17

70

Intermediate rye fraction bread (5 g dietary fibre)

-

30

-

33

70

Wheat reference bread

-

-

-

60

40

  1. 1Additional ingredients used for each bread portion were: 3 g syrup, 3 g rape seed oil, 4 g gluten, 4 g yeast and 1 g salt.
  2. 2The energy value of the breads were calculated based on the energy values of the ingredients using Dietist XP, version 3.0, Bromma, Sweden.
  3. 3 The amount of wheat flour was adjusted to equalise the amount of energy (kJ) per bread portion.
  4. 4 The water content was adjusted to create a good dough consistency. More water was required at higher levels of dietary fibre, especially extractable.
  5. 5 The amount of rye corresponded to 240 kJ (100 kcal) per portion.
  6. 6The amount of rye corresponded to the two levels of dietary fibre.