Fibre in White bread
White bread contains 2.7g of fibre per 100g.
Fibre Content by Portion
| Portion | Weight | Fibre |
|---|---|---|
| 1 slice | 35g | 0.9g |
| 2 slices | 70g | 1.9g |
How White bread Fits Your Daily Goal
The recommended daily fibre intake is 30g for adults. Here's how white bread contributes:
- 1 slice provides 0.9g of fibre (3% of your daily goal). You'd need 29.1g more to hit 30g.
- 2 slices provides 1.9g of fibre (6% of your daily goal). You'd need 28.1g more to hit 30g.
Similar High-Fibre Foods
Other foods with comparable fibre content:
- Buckwheat, cooked — 2.7g per 100g
- Carrot — 2.8g per 100g
- Quinoa, cooked — 2.8g per 100g
- Banana — 2.6g per 100g
- Broccoli — 2.6g per 100g
Fiber vs Fibre
Both spellings refer to the same nutrient. "Fibre" is British English, "fiber" is American English. The nutritional value is identical.
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