The Dave's Killer Bread Copycat You Can Find At Aldi

You've probably heard of Dave's Killer Bread if you're into healthy foods. In the years that it's been on the market, it's been praised for being a nutritious option for those looking for whole-grain seed bread that's low in fat and sugar. Good Housekeeping named Dave's Killer Bread among the eight healthiest breads you can buy, with it checking off the box for both flavor and nutrition, according to registered dietitians.

One slice of Dave's Killer Bread Organic Powerseed bread contains 4 grams of fiber and 5 grams of protein per slice. It also includes heart-healthy ingredients, such as whole wheat, and a blend of nutritious seeds including flax, sunflower, sesame, and pumpkin.

But like most better-for-you loaves on the market, they come at a cost. Per Very Well Fit, Dave's Killer Bread Organic Powerseed bread costs around $8 per loaf compared to other breads on the market, such as Ezekiel 4:9 Sprouted Grain Bread, which costs around $7 per loaf, and Silver Hills Sprouted Power Wheat Bread, which costs around $6. However, eating healthy doesn't have to be expensive, thanks to the wonderful knock-off brands that exist to copycat big-brand names. If you're looking for a loaf that's similar to Dave's Killer Bread at a fraction of the cost, look no further than Aldi.

Once you step foot inside Aldi, you may find it hard to continue shopping at any other grocery store. Its prices are often unbeatable, and the store offers a variety of comparable (if not better) food items you'd otherwise pay an arm and a leg for. One of these items to add to the list is Dave's Killer Bread. Next time you're strolling down the bakery aisle at Aldi, you may want to stop and look for Simply Nature Seedtastic and Graintastic breads, which have been gaining attention for their similar taste and texture to Dave's Killer Bread.

Aldi's Simply Nature line features organic products that don't contain artificial ingredients or preservatives. According to the Kitchn, not only are the ingredients similar between Dave's Killer Bread and Simply Nature's Seedtastic and Graintastic breads, but their taste-tester also couldn't tell the difference between the two. The only major differentiation? A loaf of Aldi's version costs you $4.35, whereas Dave's is roughly double the price.

You can use this hearty bread for a variety of meals, such as a crispy BLT sandwich, golden French toast, or just a side of toast to go with your scrambled eggs.

Sprouted, whole-grain options such as Dave's Killer Bread are, without a doubt, better for you than your typical white sandwich bread. Healthline states that sprouted grain bread contains essential nutrients that aren't found in bread that's made with white flour. Plus, it may be easier to digest because it has less gluten.

But when it comes to storing sprouted bread, you're going to want to stash it properly so that it stays fresher for longer. According to Food for Life, the maker of Ezekiel bread, foods that omit preservatives don't have as long of a shelf life compared to foods that do.

Food for Life says that sprouted bread can last in the freezer for up to 12 months, refrigeration for up to 2 weeks, and fresh for up to 5 days. (You can always store part of the loaf in the freezer and part of it in your bread box or on the counter, depending on when you plan to use it.) Whatever brand you choose, be sure to store it properly so you can use every last, wholesome slice.