Heres a link to a web site with the same name:
http://www.breadoflifeorganicbakery.com/

They've got a list of stores in Kansas and Missouri that carry it....maybe you can get it online?

As requested...

Bread of Life Bakery
2274 West 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46260
(317) 872-5251

It is at the end of a strip-mall across from St. Vincent's Hospital on 86th Street. My last trip there I asked if they sell the low carb bread in any of the stores and they told me I could find it at Marsh. I will probably continue to buy it direct from them...a bit pricy ($4.50 p/loaf) but well worth it.

Thanks!

I know the area for St V's really well. Used to work up that way.
The $4.50 per loaf now is still cheaper than what I would find it for at O'Malia's 2 years ago. But it does taste good hunh?

I love it! It makes great toast or sandwiches. On occasion, I will make french toast with it. What is nice about getting it direct from the bakery is the freshness. I usually buy two loaves and freeze one.
In MHO it is much better than the Healthy Life bread from Wal-Mart and is 1/2 the carbs. I purchased two loaves today. I was incorrect on the count in my first post...it is 7 carbs per/slice but has 4 fiber...so it is still 3 net carbs p/slice.
My carb addicted spouse loves it as well. She likes the fulness of the bread with it being more filling than regular bread...probably the fiber.
I did confirm with the lady at the bakery today that it is available from Marsh as well but it wouldn't be as fresh.

Hi

I live in Montana, and our local Walmart has a low carb bread that is made by a local wholewheat bakery.

It has 6 net carbs per slice. I was so glad to find it as on the weekends I love to have toast. This is the only time that I have bread.

I must confess that I had two slices this morning with my eggs and free range turkey sausages and it was really delicious. I felt guilty though. I have just completed my two weeks induction, and I know that this is not really the correct process for increasing my carb intake, but I woke up dreaming about the bread!!!

To the lady in the UK, I am from England, and I am planning to travel home in February. I am glad that you mentioned that it is not available there, as I will take a loaf with me. I know I am a total stranger, however I would be willing to send you some from here if you like!!!!

Better yet, you could try making your own low carb bread??? I love cooking, however I have never made bread, so I am not sure how difficult it would be to make my own. For the time being though I am glad to have the one available here. It is really dense and satisfying too.

We may never see a Walmart Superstore in our part of Hawaii. City Council is moving to ban superstores in general to keep from putting small business people out of business. They have them I think on Oahu, the Costco there is great.

Its good news to see Walmart carrying more LC products, congratulations!!!!!

I keep my LC bread in the freezer, so i have to thaw it or toast it to eat it, like i do with most treats, it also lasts longer that way, cause I can not have it every day.

Has anybody tried Pepperridge Farms CarbStyle breads? Only 5g net carbs per slice and very moist!

1 slice=
Calories: 60
Total Fat: 1.5g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 150mg
Carbs: 8g
Fiber: 3g
Sugar: 0g
Protein: 5g

Tman! Really bad news. I went to the bakery this weekend, the sign on the door said the last day for baking bread was January 19th. There is a website on the door to contact the owner so that he could let customers know if he would go back into business again. I didn't have a pen handy to write it down, but I suppose it was really too good to last. ARRRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!