It is a matter of taste and choice. As you know, whole wheat means a product is made from the entire wheat kernel, while whole grain indicates the product is made from any whole grain kernel. Whole grain offers more variety; can contain wheat, spelt or barley. Personally, I prefer whole grain over whole wheat. It is just a matter of taste.
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Hello Casey,
It is a matter of taste and choice. As you know, whole wheat means a product is made from the entire wheat kernel, while whole grain indicates the product is made from any whole grain kernel. Whole grain offers more variety; can contain wheat, spelt or barley. Personally, I prefer whole grain over whole wheat. It is just a matter of taste.
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February 19, 2014 - 5:36pmMaryann
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