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Wonder Sandwich Bread Now Includes More Nutrition! {Giveaway} – CLOSED

September 9th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under

classic_whiteSoft. Delicious. Nutritious. is their slogan and did you know that two slices of Wonder sandwich bread provide the Calcium of 8 Ounces of Milk and a good source of Vitamin D? Most Americans aren’t getting the calcium they need and I must admit- neither am I.

As a mom, it is my duty to provide my child with the nutrition he needs to grow and be healthy.  But lets face it- there are so many factors that can lead to unhealthy eating habits in children: money, time and pickyness are a few that come to mind.  So how can you balance a healthy lifestyle with your busy schedule, your picky eaters and your budget?

The US Department of Health and Human Services lets us know of three key facts to help lead a healthy lifestyle.

  • Eat a healthy diet that includes fruits, vegetables, and whole grain products — and be sure to control portion sizes.
  • Get physically active at least five times a week, for thirty minutes or more.
  • Avoid tobacco and illegal drugs altogether.

Wonder has a long history of helping us lead a healthy lifestyle.  They were one  of the first national bread brands to feature nutritional information on its packaging and in the 1940′s Wonder was a pioneer in a government sponsored program to enrich breads with vitamins and minerals.

I was not aware of their early efforts to be healthier, but I do remember growing up with Wonder Bread.  I specifically remember opening up the bread drawer to see those signature dots on the packaging.  I grew up with four siblings, so we would have like five different packages at a  time (Dots everywhere!)  My family did try the new Classic White and Classic Sandwich Bread and you know what?  It tasted like the same good ole’ Wonder bread.  Thats awesome!  Don’t you like deceiving your child? (Ha, I don’t mean it like that!) I mean, don’t you like it when you have a picky eater and then you sneak in something that is healthy for them, but it tastes good so they don’t notice?

Head to your local grocery store and look at the variety of Wonder products.  There is something for everyone!
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Wonder would like to help one of Busy Mom’s readers lead a healthier lifestyle with one school year’s worth of FREE loaves! (20 coupons for FREE Wonder bread!)

How to Enter?

Tell us something you learned from the Wonder website!

Extra Entries: (1 each)

  • Let us know one way how you help your kids lead a healthy lifestyle!
  • Subscribe to receive the Busy Mom newsletter
  • Follow us on twitter and tweet this giveaway
  • Leave a comment on one of the other non-giveaway posts on Busy Mom.
  • Enter to win a GE appliance on Busy Mom (right sidebar) you may enter daily. (1 entry each time you enter)

Giveaway ends September 30th, US only

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Timestamp: 2009-10-05 13:50:18 UTC

33 –Nad says:

September 10, 2009 at 11:54 am

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  1. Comment by susan on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that they have recipes available on their website. There are some recipes that I would never guess you could make with Wonder!

  2. Comment by susan on 10 September 2009:

    I try to help my little one lead a healthy lifestyle by incorporating fruits and veggies at every meal and snack.

  3. Comment by susan on 10 September 2009:

    I subscribe to your newsletter.

  4. Comment by susan on 10 September 2009:

    I follow on twitter and tweeted. http://twitter.com/susanlanai/status/3883500063

  5. Comment by Carol on 10 September 2009:

    I learned they have AWESOME breakfast recipes like Sweet Wonder Rolls and Wonder Blintzes.

  6. Comment by Carol on 10 September 2009:

    I follow on Twitter cdziuba and tweeted http://twitter.com/cdziuba/status/3885982705

  7. Comment by Carol on 10 September 2009:

    subscriber to Busy Mom newsletter

  8. Comment by Carol on 10 September 2009:

    Let us know one way how you help your kids lead a healthy lifestyle:
    I always have cut up carrots and celery on hand in the fridge, as well as fruit. I avoid buying junk, and allow cookies and cake as a treat. Ice Cream too, but I don’t buy it often.

  9. Comment by Carol on 10 September 2009:

    Entered to win a GE appliance on Busy Mom

  10. Comment by CMC on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder Bread began when “Taggart, an Indianapolis baking company produced a loaf of bread and wrapped it in a package with colorful red, blue and yellow balloons.”

  11. Comment by CMC on 10 September 2009:

    I help my kids lead a healthy lifestyle by having lots of “good” foods in the house – fruits, nuts, string cheeses, veggies. My boys love ‘em!

  12. Comment by CMC on 10 September 2009:

    I subscribe to your newsletter.

  13. Comment by CMC on 10 September 2009:

    Follow on Twitter and tweeted:

    http://twitter.com/spitfyr323/status/3886850566

  14. Comment by CMC on 10 September 2009:

    I entered the GE contest.

  15. Comment by Patricia Hill on 10 September 2009:

    Womder Bread was the first sliced bread.

  16. Comment by Terri Dell on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder bread became one of the first to fortify white bread with eight essential vitamins and minerals.

  17. Comment by Terri Dell on 10 September 2009:

    We shop at farmers markets to get fresh fruits and veggies that help my kids eat better

  18. Comment by Terri Dell on 10 September 2009:

    I entered the GE appliance sweeps

  19. Comment by Terri Dell on 10 September 2009:

    I’m subscribed to your newsletter

  20. Comment by Jana on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder bread became America’s first sliced bread.

  21. Comment by Jana on 10 September 2009:

    I try to offer fresh fruit and veg. as snacks for my kids.

  22. Comment by Jana on 10 September 2009:

    I am a subscriber.

  23. Comment by Ellen C. on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that in 1986 a new reduced calorie Wonderbread was introduced. Thanks for the chance.

  24. Comment by Ellen C. on 10 September 2009:

    I’m a subscriber.

  25. Comment by Alice on 10 September 2009:

    Wonder® Classic loaves has as much calcium as eight ounces of milk in just two slices.

  26. Comment by Denise on 10 September 2009:

    In 1986 a new reduced calorie Wonderbread was introduced.

  27. Comment by jjean on 10 September 2009:

    When cooking with kids, you should get to their level or rather bring them up to counter level to help.

  28. Comment by whimsy*couture*sewing*tutorials on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that two slices contain as much calcium as an 8 ounce glass of milk. Further, this bread now has vitamin D which helps the body to absorb calcium better. Great stuff! And yummy!

  29. Comment by whimsy*couture*sewing*tutorials on 10 September 2009:

    I offer my kids a balanced meal every time with some veggies, some fruit and bread. They like the buttermilk Wonder Bread. Then my kids take vitamins every day and drink soymilk.

  30. Comment by whimsy*couture*sewing*tutorials on 10 September 2009:

    I subscribe!
    ghiadean@hotmail.com

  31. Comment by melissa on 10 September 2009:

    My kids are very active in sports and cheer.I try to make smoothies alot,so I am sure they are getting their veggies and enough fruit.

  32. Comment by Nad on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that The USDA recommends you get half of all your grains from whole grains. That means three slices of a Wonder White Bread plus three slices of Wonder Stoneground 100% Whole Wheat Bread, and you’re good until tomorrow.

  33. Comment by Nad on 10 September 2009:

    I’m a suscriber.

  34. Comment by Alicia Webster on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder has several yummy recipes on their website like Wonder Omelet Sandwiches, Wonder Sausage and Pepper sandwich, and Pigs in a Wonder Blanket. They also sell a Wonder Bread Cookbook.

  35. Comment by Alicia Webster on 10 September 2009:

    I help my kids lead a healthy lifestyle by exhibiting the behavior that I want them to emulate, like eating in moderation, having reasonable portion sizes, choosing healthier alternatives, drinking water, and having treats only occasionally.

  36. Comment by Alicia Webster on 10 September 2009:

    I subscribe to your newsletter

  37. Comment by Adrienne Gordon on 10 September 2009:

    who would have guessed they have an awesome recipe site?

  38. Comment by Kim on 10 September 2009:

    learned how to keep it fresh: room temperature is usually best for maintaining freshness. Refrigerator temperatures (+40F) can make the bread go stale sooner.

  39. Comment by Kim on 10 September 2009:

    subscriber

  40. Comment by Laura C on 10 September 2009:

    I learn there is 8 oz calcium in 2 slices.

  41. Comment by Amanda on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that Vitamin E helps protect cells in your nerves, blood vessels and muscles. I actually didn’t know that!

  42. Comment by susan varney on 10 September 2009:

    alot of different recipes are used mverno@roadrunner.com

  43. Comment by Joseph on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that in 1925, after the Continental Baking Company purchased Taggart, Wonder bread became America’s first sliced bread, inspiring the phrase “best thing since sliced bread” and changing the history of bread forever. I never knew that is where the phrase came from, a nice bit of Trivia.

  44. Comment by Joseph on 10 September 2009:

    Entered to win the a GE appliance on Busy Mom (right sidebar) today 9-10-09

  45. Comment by Joseph on 10 September 2009:

    I make sure the kids have a good healthy breakfast every morning before they start school, none of this running through the fast food drive-thru lane in the mornings.

  46. Comment by sandy on 10 September 2009:

    During the 1940s, when Americans were tightening their belts, the Continental Baking Company did the same. Metals were precious and the slicing blades were no longer available, so Wonder bread transformed, again, to be unsliced.

    That decade was a big one for the Wonder bread company. A government-supported move to enrich white bread took the bread industry on a turn for the better. And Wonder bread became one of the first to fortify white bread with eight essential vitamins and minerals.

  47. Comment by sandy on 10 September 2009:

    ge entry

  48. Comment by sandy on 10 September 2009:

    subscriber

  49. Comment by sandy on 10 September 2009:

    I noticed we were teaching and feeding the kids healthy but we also were contradicting by having alot of junk in the cabinets for husband to snack on, so just recently we decluttered and donated alot of food becuase we should not be eating it either. We are trying to lead by example, not just do as I say and not as I do.

  50. Comment by Joseph on 10 September 2009:

    I commented on “Back to School Nutrition” a non-giveaway blog post.

  51. Comment by Tracey byram on 10 September 2009:

    Wonder bread became America’s first sliced bread. I did not know that.

  52. Comment by Tamara B. on 10 September 2009:

    I entered to win a GE appliance on Busy Mom

  53. Comment by Birdie on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that children ages 4-8 need 4-5 slices of bread a day…

  54. Comment by Birdie on 10 September 2009:

    I commented on your squeeze in breakfast under your Tips & Tricks section

  55. Comment by Jaque on 10 September 2009:

    I grew up on Wonder bread! I learned Wonder Bread classic white(my favorite) contains as much calcium as eight ounces of milk! Wow.

    Thank you. :-)

  56. Comment by Margaret Smith on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder Bread has as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk in just two slices. Wow. I really didn’t know that.
    Thanks so much.

  57. Comment by Margaret Smith on 10 September 2009:

    To help my kids have a healthier lifestyle, we always have on hand cut up veggies and some fruit for them to snack on, instead of sweets.

  58. Comment by Margaret Smith on 10 September 2009:

    I’m a newsletter subscriber.

  59. Comment by Melissa N. on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that in 2 slices of Wonderbread there is as much calcium as 8oz of milk!

  60. Comment by Ms. T. on 10 September 2009:

    I didn’t know either there was so much calcium in bread also..

  61. Comment by Laura C on 10 September 2009:

    I already subscribe to Busy Mom newsletter.
    pcollins@cajunnet.com

  62. Comment by Staci A on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that in the 40s metal was precious, and they had to forgo the slicing blades. so for a time, Wonder bread was unsliced.

  63. Comment by Staci A on 10 September 2009:

    To keep my little one healthy, I offer fruits and veggies in lots of different ways. And I make sure he gets moving as much as possible.

  64. Comment by Corey Nieman on 10 September 2009:

    I was surprised by the amount of calcium in bread!

  65. Comment by Angela H. on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that children 2-3 need a total of 3 slices of bread a day…and here I’ve only been giving them one, sometimes two! I guess I better step it up! :)

  66. Comment by Tanya Reber on 10 September 2009:

    I was surprised by how much calcium was in bread.

  67. Comment by Raelena on 10 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder Classic loaves have as much calcium as 8 oz of milk in just 2 slices.
    throuthehaze at gmail dot com

  68. Comment by Raelena on 10 September 2009:

    subscriber
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  69. Comment by g. l. penrod on 11 September 2009:

    learned wonder was the first sliced bread in america

  70. Comment by Donna L on 11 September 2009:

    Has been a slice of American culture for more than 80 years

  71. Comment by Sheila K on 11 September 2009:

    2 slices of Wonder Classic loaves has as much calcium as 8 oz of milk

  72. Comment by Crystal @ Simply Being Mommy on 11 September 2009:

    I learned that it is best to store bread at room temperature.

    crystal_reagan at hotmail dot com

  73. Comment by Crystal @ Simply Being Mommy on 11 September 2009:

    I try to get my children to eat their daily requirements of fruits and vegetables.

    crystal_reagan at hotmail dot com

  74. Comment by Crystal @ Simply Being Mommy on 11 September 2009:

    I get the busymom newsletter.

    crystal_reagan at hotmail dot com

  75. Comment by Crystal @ Simply Being Mommy on 11 September 2009:

    I entered to win a GE Appliance.

    crystal_reagan at hotmail dot com

  76. Comment by cindy-ann on 11 September 2009:

    i learned that wonder bread made the first sliced bread in the us

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  77. Comment by James Coyne on 11 September 2009:

    That they have been around for more than 85 years

  78. Comment by Cheryl on 11 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder offers a line of wheat breads in addition to white- I would love to try the Stoneground Wheat bread!

  79. Comment by Cheryl on 11 September 2009:

    I subscribe

  80. Comment by Beth g on 11 September 2009:

    2 slices of bread= the amount of calcium in 8oz of milk. I always buy Wonderbread because its affordable and soft. Thanks for the chance to win :) We eat 2-3 loafs a week so it will help out this fam of 6

  81. Comment by Beth g on 11 September 2009:

    When its snack time I start off with fruit and veggie options. They should always know to grab a piece of fruit for fast fulfilling satisfaction. Empty calories will only hold over for short time frame.

  82. Comment by Beth g on 11 September 2009:

    following on twitter @babysmamatimes4
    tweet http://twitter.com/babysmamatimes4/status/3919780515

  83. Comment by Jamaie Whitney on 11 September 2009:

    I learned that two slices of Wonder sandwich bread provide the Calcium of 8 Ounces of Milk. That’s incredible.

  84. Comment by Tamara B. on 11 September 2009:

    I entered to win a GE appliance on Busy Mom !

  85. Comment by Jamaie Whitney on 11 September 2009:

    I subscribe to Busy Mom newsletter.

  86. Comment by erica on 11 September 2009:

    I think it is awesome that 2 slices of bread equals an 8 oz glass of milk!

    Bootyemo@yahoo.com

  87. Comment by Erica C. on 11 September 2009:

    Two slices of wonder bread equals 8 oz of calcium! Sounds good to me :)

  88. Comment by Kristie on 11 September 2009:

    “Wonder bread has been an American icon for more than 85 years!”

  89. Comment by Angela R. on 11 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder Bread has been an American icon for more than 85 years!

  90. Comment by Angela R. on 11 September 2009:

    Exercising and staying active!

  91. Comment by Angela R. on 11 September 2009:

    I subscribe!

  92. Comment by Linda Lansford on 11 September 2009:

    calcium in two slices as an eight ounce glass of milk

  93. Comment by Spoodles on 11 September 2009:

    The Classic loaves have as much calcium as eight ounces of milk in just two slices.

  94. Comment by Spoodles on 11 September 2009:

    I help my kids live a healthy lifestyle by forcing them outdoors after school nearly every day whether they like it or not. Everybody needs sunshine and fresh air!

  95. Comment by Spoodles on 11 September 2009:

    I subscribe.

  96. Comment by Spoodles on 11 September 2009:

    Following and tweeted: http://twitter.com/Spoodles/status/3923918109

  97. Comment by Spoodles on 11 September 2009:

    Entered the GE giveaway.

  98. Comment by Denise B. on 11 September 2009:

    During the ’40′s and the shortage of metal, they went back to unsliced bread due to the shortage of metal blades used for slicing the bread.

  99. Comment by Kimberly L on 11 September 2009:

    I learned that they have Buttermilk Bread, never knew that before

  100. Comment by Jessie C. on 12 September 2009:

    White bread can be an important part of a balanced diet!

  101. Comment by Jessie C. on 12 September 2009:

    I try all sorts of creative menus to make eating veggie/fruit fun!

  102. Comment by Jessie C. on 12 September 2009:

    Busy Mom newsletter subscriber!

  103. Comment by Jessie C. on 12 September 2009:

    Tweet http://twitter.com/tcarolinep/status/3929748307
    Twitter follower@tcarolinep

  104. Comment by Carol G on 12 September 2009:

    From the site: During the 1940s, when Americans were tightening their belts, the Continental Baking Company did the same. Metals were precious and the slicing blades were no longer available, so Wonder bread transformed, again, to be unsliced.

  105. Comment by Carol G on 12 September 2009:

    I keep fresh fruits and veggies in the refrigerator all the time, and severely limit the amount of other snacks available–ergo, they snack on good foods!

  106. Comment by Carol G on 12 September 2009:

    Your widget for the GE appliances wouldn’t work for me, but I enter that contest through another site–so hopefully that gets me another entry.

  107. Comment by ALLY M123 on 12 September 2009:

    i learned that they now have 20 different products in their line. I love wonder bread! Used to have a regional wonder bread bakery in the town I grew up in and actually in my neighborhood and the air smelled so “bready”. Thanks for the chance.

  108. Comment by ALLY M123 on 12 September 2009:

    We are big water drinkers and fresh veggie and fresh fruit eaters and actually that is preferred to candy around our house.

  109. Comment by ALLY M123 on 12 September 2009:

    Email subscriber to your feed.

  110. Comment by Spoodles on 12 September 2009:

    Daily GE entry.

  111. Comment by sito on 12 September 2009:

    I learned that they have a recipe section and the Cheesy Puff Casserole sounds tasty and easy to make.

  112. Comment by sito on 12 September 2009:

    I’m a e-mail subscriber.

  113. Comment by sito on 12 September 2009:

    I entered the GE contest from your site.

  114. Comment by Cheryl on 12 September 2009:

    I learned that “Wonder bread has been an American icon for more than 85 years!” Thanks!

  115. Comment by Cheryl on 12 September 2009:

    I encourage my daughter to go outside and discover the world (in our yard). She brings me interesting things to look at that she finds, and she gets exercise without realizing it. Thanks!

  116. Comment by Bebemiqui on 12 September 2009:

    I learned that they launched reduced calorie Wonderbread in 1986.
    bebemiqui82(at)yahoo(dot)com

  117. Comment by mindy on 12 September 2009:

    that they have a very innovative recipe section

  118. Comment by Stephanie G. on 12 September 2009:

    White and wheat flours are made from refined grains, meaning they only contain part of the original grain kernel. Whole grains, on the other hand, include the entire kernel – like their name implies. They’re the healthier type of grain and can be found in several forms, including whole wheat flour, oatmeal, whole cornmeal and brown rice.

  119. Comment by Stephanie G. on 12 September 2009:

    I let my son choose the fruits and veggies he wants to eat for his snack buy giving him a snack jar that he can choose out of.

  120. Comment by Stephanie G. on 12 September 2009:

    I subscribe

  121. Comment by Stephanie G. on 12 September 2009:

    I follow on twitter and tweeted: http://twitter.com/sgrant2005/status/3942956761

  122. Comment by bonnie walker on 12 September 2009:

    I learned that in 1986, a new reduced-calorie Wonder bread launched.

  123. Comment by bonnie walker on 12 September 2009:

    I keep my boys phsyically active and always keep fruit on hand – they love to eat it if it’s readily available.

  124. Comment by Kelly Ann T. on 12 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder makes Texas Toast.

  125. Comment by Kelly Ann T. on 12 September 2009:

    We don’t eat alot of junk food. I keep string cheese, almonds, and fruit on hand for snacks.

  126. Comment by Susan B on 12 September 2009:

    Two slices of Classic White Bread includes all the calcium of an eight ounce glass of milk.

  127. Comment by lisa p on 12 September 2009:

    I learned that by eating 2 slices of wonder bread you get as much calcium as a glass of milk

  128. Comment by lisa p on 12 September 2009:

    I encourage my kids to drink water when thirsty, if after a glass of water they want juice or soda they are allowed. But 9 times out of 10 they dont want it

  129. Comment by angie on 13 September 2009:

    Vitamin E helps protect cells in your nerves, blood vessels and muscles. It’s a powerful antioxidant, and each slice of Wonder Made With Whole Grain White Bread contains 5% of the amount you need daily.

  130. Comment by Ashley on 13 September 2009:

    i learned that they make texas toast as well !

  131. Comment by Lori on 13 September 2009:

    I didn’t realize that Wonder white had folic acid and other fortified vitamins. Sounds like it’s a lot healthier than I thought!

  132. Comment by Lori on 13 September 2009:

    I’m now subscribing via feedburner.

  133. Comment by Linda Fish on 13 September 2009:

    They fortify many of teir white breads with essential vitamins and minerals

  134. Comment by Jamie on 13 September 2009:

    One new thing I learned is that they make Texas Toast -did not know that! This would be a great prize to win- thank you for the chance!!

    jamiejaws AT gmail.com

  135. Comment by Jamie on 13 September 2009:

    In addition to making healthier snacks, etc. I encourage my boys to be active and to participate in sports. No couch potatoes here! :)

    Thanks again for the chance to win!
    jamiejaws AT gmail.com

  136. Comment by Krystel S. on 13 September 2009:

    I learned that white bread from wonder can be just as healthy as wheat since 2 slices has just as much calcium as a glass of milk.

  137. Comment by Krystel S. on 13 September 2009:

    I tweeted and followed you.
    http://twitter.com/HazelEyezHawaii/status/3956191201

  138. Comment by Jeff on 13 September 2009:

    I learned that vitamin E helps protect cells in your nerves, blood vessels and muscles.

  139. Comment by piper on 13 September 2009:

    i learned wonder bread has more vitamin d than ever before

    nettysgirl at gmail.com

  140. Comment by Tamara B. on 13 September 2009:

    I entered the GE giveaway.
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  141. Comment by Carolyn G on 13 September 2009:

    I learned that it has vitamin D and it is healthier than I thought it was

  142. Comment by Carolyn G on 13 September 2009:

    subscriber

  143. Comment by Katherine Frazier on 13 September 2009:

    I like that it has vitamin D in which I am deficient in….so time to eat some Wonder Bread.

  144. Comment by Heidi V. on 13 September 2009:

    Eight ounces of milk in just two slices.

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  146. Comment by Melissa Barnes on 14 September 2009:

    i learned that the contential baking company purchased Taggart (wonderbread creator) in 1925

  147. Comment by Melissa Barnes on 14 September 2009:

    we keep our kids healthy by taking family walks and having them participate in sports – they also like to drink a lot of water

  148. Comment by Melissa Barnes on 14 September 2009:

    emal subscriber

  149. Comment by Melissa Barnes on 14 September 2009:

    follow on twitter as lovinmykiddos and tweeted http://twitter.com/lovinmykiddos/status/3981086416

  150. Comment by Melissa Barnes on 14 September 2009:

    entered GE appliance

  151. Comment by Mari on 14 September 2009:

    I learned that two slices of bread have the calcium equivalent of an 8 oz glass of milk!

  152. Comment by Mari on 14 September 2009:

    email subscriber

  153. Comment by Mari on 14 September 2009:

    follow on Twitter and tweeted as LuckyDuckyToo
    runningmatey at hotmail dot com

  154. Comment by Courtney S on 14 September 2009:

    I learned that they have been an American icon for more than 85 years.

  155. Comment by Janna Johnson on 14 September 2009:

    2 pieces is equal in calcium to a glass fo milk

    Thanks for entering me! Great Contest!

    Janna Johnson
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    jannajanna@hotmail.com
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  156. Comment by chris on 15 September 2009:

    i can’t believe they have been around for 85 years!! no wonder it’s the best bread around

  157. Comment by Rebecca C on 15 September 2009:

    Being around for 85 years is quite an accomplishment!

  158. Comment by Rebecca C on 15 September 2009:

    I try to make sure they get in their veggies!

  159. Comment by Rebecca C on 15 September 2009:

    I am a subscriber!

  160. Comment by Rebecca C on 15 September 2009:

    Tweet: http://twitter.com/wastebasket/status/4016917113

  161. Comment by Karel on 15 September 2009:

    Subscribed to the newsletter.

  162. Comment by Karel on 15 September 2009:

    I hate milk. I had no idea that I could eat bread for calcium instead.

  163. Comment by Randy Bailey on 16 September 2009:

    They have recipes 2 try

  164. Comment by Randy Bailey on 16 September 2009:

    Email subscriber

  165. Comment by Randy Bailey on 16 September 2009:

    We keep the kids active 4 a healthy lifestyle

  166. Comment by Katherine C. on 16 September 2009:

    I didn’t know they made a light wheat bread!

  167. Comment by Maggie on 17 September 2009:

    I didn’t realize it had been around for so long and the white bread is fortified to be healthier for you.

  168. Comment by Maggie on 17 September 2009:

    I’m an email subscriber too!

  169. Comment by Linda F on 17 September 2009:

    I learned that they pack “Wonder® Classic loaves with as much calcium as eight ounces of milk in just two slices.”

  170. Comment by Linda F on 17 September 2009:

    I am a subscriber.

  171. Comment by Linda Finger on 17 September 2009:

    I entered the GE appliance sweepstakes.

  172. Comment by Cara on 17 September 2009:

    I didn’t know they made wheat bread.

  173. Comment by Tamaar B. on 17 September 2009:

    I entered the GE giveaway.

  174. Comment by Rosey on 19 September 2009:

    Wonder was one of the first companies to fortify white bread with ingredients that promote healthy teeth and bones.

  175. Comment by Rosey on 19 September 2009:

    subscriber

  176. Comment by Amber G on 19 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonderbread is not as unhealthy as I thought – it is vitamin enriched and has fiber!

  177. Comment by Heather Hughes on 20 September 2009:

    I didn’t know that Wonder was almost 90 years old!

  178. Comment by Heather Hughes on 20 September 2009:

    I’m a subscriber.

  179. Comment by Heather Hughes on 20 September 2009:

    I’m a follower and tweeted…

    http://twitter.com/iammrshughes/status/4125930306

  180. Comment by Tamara B. on 20 September 2009:

    I left a coment at I Was Cursed With Short, Thin Eylashes – Were You? post.

  181. Comment by Kathy Scott on 21 September 2009:

    They are fortifying the white bread with calcium.

  182. Comment by Tamara B. on 21 September 2009:

    I left a comment at Work at Home Moms Really Exist! Part 3

  183. Comment by Tamara B. on 22 September 2009:

    I left a comment at Kenmore Crazy Cleaning Confession Contest post.

  184. Comment by Marjo G on 23 September 2009:

    There is a reason Wonder Bread has been around for over 60 years, and it isn’t just the taste!

  185. Comment by Tamara B. on 23 September 2009:

    I voted for Aaron!

  186. Comment by Tamara B. on 24 September 2009:

    I voted for Aaron again!

  187. Comment by Dana on 25 September 2009:

    I voted for Aaron. #1

  188. Comment by Dana on 25 September 2009:

    I voted for Aaron #2

  189. Comment by Dana on 25 September 2009:

    I voted for Aaron #3

  190. Comment by Sheila Hickmon on 25 September 2009:

    It was one of the first companies to fortify white bread with ingredients that promote healthy teeth and bones! Thanks!

  191. Comment by Sheila Hickmon on 25 September 2009:

    I subscribe!

  192. Comment by christopher h on 25 September 2009:

    learned that wonderbread has been around for nearly 90 years

  193. Comment by Joe on 26 September 2009:

    Wonderbread is fortified with calcium. It’s Healthy!!

  194. Comment by Christie on 26 September 2009:

    I learned that two slices of Wonder Bread include all the calcium of an eight ounce glass of milk plus vitamin D.

  195. Comment by Vicki Wurgler on 26 September 2009:

    Wonder bread became America’s first sliced bread.

  196. Comment by Tamara B. on 26 September 2009:

    I entered the GE Sweepstakes

  197. Comment by checkers on 27 September 2009:

    I Learned that Wonder has been around for 85 years.

  198. Comment by checkers on 27 September 2009:

    I encourage eating of fruit veggies fiber products and yogurt.

  199. Comment by checkers on 27 September 2009:

    Subscribed ~

  200. Comment by checkers on 27 September 2009:

    Entered to win the GE Appliance!

  201. Comment by Marjorie Whitney on 27 September 2009:

    The bread has added calcium.

  202. Comment by Marjorie Whitney on 27 September 2009:

    I always keep fresh fruits and vegies at the ready for the kids/

  203. Comment by Tamara B. on 27 September 2009:

    I left a comment at Online Printing Services- Do You Use Them? post.

  204. Comment by Adele on 27 September 2009:

    Wonder Bread was the first company to sell pre-sliced bread. Thanks for this offer.

  205. Comment by Charles Opperman on 27 September 2009:

    Wonder bread is my favorite.

  206. Comment by Daniel M on 27 September 2009:

    wonder was the 1st company to offer presliced bread

  207. Comment by Ellie W on 28 September 2009:

    I learned, and had no idea, that Wonder was the first pre-sliced bread.

  208. Comment by Tamara B. on 28 September 2009:

    I voted for Aaron again 9/28/09!

  209. Comment by tracy heyer on 28 September 2009:

    It was the first to sell pre sliced bread. Thanks.

  210. Comment by tracy heyer on 28 September 2009:

    subscriber

  211. Comment by kristy on 28 September 2009:

    I learned that two slices of Wonder Classic White Bread and Wonder Classic White Sandwich Bread have as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk.

  212. Comment by Carla on 29 September 2009:

    Wonder Bread was the first pre-sliced bread.

  213. Comment by katie on 29 September 2009:

    Wonder White Breads are fortified with vitamins!

  214. Comment by katie on 29 September 2009:

    We exercise in fun ways like swimming and dancing :)

  215. Comment by Kat E on 29 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder was the first pre-sliced bread.

  216. Comment by Kat E on 29 September 2009:

    I help my kids lead a healthy lifestyle by making healthy options always available – healthy snacks and fun outdoor activities with their friends.

  217. Comment by Leilani on 29 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder has been around for about 90 years. Also, I didn’t realize how many different varieties they have (potato! Texas Toast!). Cool.

  218. Comment by Angela Gaffke on 29 September 2009:

    The bread has added calcium! Mmmmm :)

  219. Comment by Tamara B. on 29 September 2009:

    I left a comment at Shop For A Cause! Zappos’ “Think Pink” Campaign post.
    tamben7996(at)aol(dot)com

  220. Comment by Ken H on 29 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder Bread was the first pre-sliced bread.

  221. Comment by Morgan on 29 September 2009:

    Two slices of Wonder Classic loaves has as much calcium as 8 oz of milk.

  222. Comment by Angela Palmer on 29 September 2009:

    Wonder Classic White Bread and Wonder Classic White Sandwich Bread have as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk.

  223. Comment by ElV on 29 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder White Breads are fortified with vitamins.

  224. Comment by Bambi M on 29 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder inspired the phrase “best thing since sliced bread”

  225. Comment by Bambi M on 29 September 2009:

    I entered to win a GE Appliace!

  226. Comment by Pamela S on 29 September 2009:

    I learned that it was the first presliced bread …WOW and they fortify it with vitamins. Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

  227. Comment by Pamela S on 29 September 2009:

    I try to encourage my kids to eat a wide variety of fruits and vegetables and to get regular exercise. Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

  228. Comment by Pamela S on 29 September 2009:

    I’m subscribed via email. Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

  229. Comment by Julie L on 30 September 2009:

    I didn’t know that they had recipes I would like to try Wonder Pear Crisp

  230. Comment by Julie L on 30 September 2009:

    email susbscriber

  231. Comment by Julie L on 30 September 2009:

    Fresh/canned fruit and fresh vegetables

  232. Comment by Julie L on 30 September 2009:

    http://busy-mommy.com/2009/08/monkey-bread-recipe.html/comment-page-1#comment-31038 left a comment on Monkey Bread

  233. Comment by Tiffany on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that hey have yummy recipes on their website.

  234. Comment by Tiffany on 30 September 2009:

    I always keep fresh fruit on the table for snacking.

  235. Comment by Tiffany on 30 September 2009:

    tweet
    http://twitter.com/Mtlgrl4evr/status/4499766510

  236. Comment by Crystal F on 30 September 2009:

    My girls enjoy participating in sports. Thank you!

  237. Comment by Sherry E. on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that they were one of the first to fortify white breads with eight essential vitamins and minerals.

  238. Comment by Rosie on 30 September 2009:

    I learned how to make Swedish Pork Chops using Wonder Classic White Bread.

  239. Comment by Rosie on 30 September 2009:

    We try to keep healthy by being physically active at least an hour each day. Usually just getting out of the house before dinner for a walk or jog.

  240. Comment by Deb K on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder Bead has been in business close to 90 years!

    Thanks so much for the chance to win :)

    deb55106(at)gmail(dot)com

  241. Comment by Deb K on 30 September 2009:

    I help my kids eat healthier by having cut up veggies in the fridge and maybe some dip that they like!

  242. Comment by Deb K on 30 September 2009:

    I subscribe by email

    deb55106(at)gmail(dot)com

  243. Comment by Deb K on 30 September 2009:

    I follow you on Twitter

    Tweet
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  244. Comment by Deb K on 30 September 2009:

    I also entered the GE appliance on here!

    deb55106(at)gmail(dot)com

  245. Comment by Kim on 30 September 2009:

    My kids love Wonder Bread

  246. Comment by amy delong on 30 September 2009:

    they have many recipes on their site,would never have known that!

    ardelong2(at)gmail(dot)com

  247. Comment by Susan Ledet on 30 September 2009:

    Wonder Bread is our favorite. I learned that “Nutrition information began to grace the packaging in the 1970s. And in 1986, a new reduced-calorie Wonder bread launched.”

  248. Comment by Susan Ledet on 30 September 2009:

    I try and provide healthy meals and options. I was a very picky eater as a child and try to avoid that same mistake by giving them options so they can like what they eat too.

  249. Comment by Susan Ledet on 30 September 2009:

    I subscribe.

  250. Comment by Susan Ledet on 30 September 2009:

    I entered the GE Appliance giveaway. Thanks for letting me know about it.

  251. Comment by Lisa on 30 September 2009:

    Each slice of Wonder bread is filled with about one sixth of the overall grains adults need daily!

  252. Comment by Lisa on 30 September 2009:

    I try to eat lots of fruits & veggies to lead by example!

  253. Comment by Lisa on 30 September 2009:

    I’m a subscriber

  254. Comment by Bev on 30 September 2009:

    Just two slices of Wonder Classic White Bread and Wonder Classic Sandwich White Bread have as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk.

  255. Comment by Mfalcon13 on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that the company originated from Taggart, an Indianapolis baking company.

  256. Comment by Mfalcon13 on 30 September 2009:

    I’m a newsletter subscriber.

  257. Comment by Mfalcon13 on 30 September 2009:

    I make sure my kids get plenty of exercise.

  258. Comment by Allegro on 30 September 2009:

    Just two slices of Wonder Classic White Bread and Wonder Classic White Sandwich Bread have as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk.

  259. Comment by Mishia on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that during the 40’s and the shortage of metal, they went back to unsliced bread due to the shortage of metal blades used for slicing the bread.

  260. Comment by Chris N on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder has a 100% whole wheat bread. Sounds yummy!

  261. Comment by tina reynolds on 30 September 2009:

    2 slices of classic white has as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk. thanks for the chance to win eaglesforjack@gmail.com

  262. Comment by Tim Hughes on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder Bread is actuall from a company called IBC. Actually, I already knew that because my late father was a district sales manager for Wonder Bread/Hostess while I was growing up. The best bread in the world, even better than Mom’s, just don’t tell her I said that.
    titletowntreasures(AT)yahoo(DOT)com

  263. Comment by tina reynolds on 30 September 2009:

    i subscribe thanks eaglesforjack@gmail.com

  264. Comment by Tim Hughes on 30 September 2009:

    I entered the GE appliance contest on your site.
    titletowntreasures(AT)yahoo(DOT)com

  265. Comment by tina reynolds on 30 September 2009:

    i follow on twitter and i tweeted thanks for the chance to win eaglesforjack@gmail.com

  266. Comment by Tim Hughes on 30 September 2009:

    We help our kids lead a healthy lifestyle by going on daily walks.
    titletowntreasures(AT)yahoo(DOT)com

  267. Comment by Miranda Allen on 30 September 2009:

    Wonder has a 100% whole wheat bread

  268. Comment by Susan Smith on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that 2 slices of classic white has as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk.

  269. Comment by autie on 30 September 2009:

    2 slices of classic white has as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk

  270. Comment by Patricia on 30 September 2009:

    I have discovered that just two slices of Wonder Classic White Bread and Wonder Classic White Sandwich Bread have as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk. Since women and girls especially need calcium, this is a great way to get what is needed each day!

    Thanks!
    yona_@hotmail.com

  271. Comment by sheri on 30 September 2009:

    2 slices of classic white has as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk!

  272. Comment by Leslie S. on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that two slices of classic white has as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk.Thanks!

  273. Comment by Chrysa on 30 September 2009:

    i learned that the contential baking company purchased Taggart (wonderbread creator) in 1925

  274. Comment by Chrysa on 30 September 2009:

    tweeted http://twitter.com/ThriftyJinxy/status/4515897090

  275. Comment by lilikindsli on 30 September 2009:

    JQ3L0q I want to say – thank you for this!

  276. Comment by ShootingStarsMag on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that their website contains recipes for all meals using wonder bread. how fun.

  277. Comment by ShootingStarsMag on 30 September 2009:

    i follow on twitter and tweeted:

    http://twitter.com/ShootingStarMag/status/4516214525

  278. Comment by DanV on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that Wonder bread has been an American icon for more than 85 years.

  279. Comment by lea on 30 September 2009:

    I learned that two slices of Wonder Classic Bread has as much calcium as eight ounces of milk!

  280. Comment by lea on 30 September 2009:

    I try to get my daughter to lead a healthy lifestyle by telling her why being unhealthy is bad for her.

  281. Comment by lea on 30 September 2009:

    I’m an email subscriber

  282. Comment by Gianna on 30 September 2009:

    2 slices of classic white has as much calcium as an eight ounce glass of milk.

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