Well depending on who you talk to they will each have a different opinion on that. If your looking for whole grains with a low GI, then you want to stay away fron Quick and Instant. They seem to have less nutritional value, fibre and they have a higher GI value. I got away from them along time ago. I like whole grain wheat/mixed grain bread, always have. Learned to combine beans and corn and beans and rice because they make complete protiens and it was a good way to learn about different cultures and food combos. Use Whole wheat pastry flour in your recipes that call for white flour. You get the benifits but not as noticeable. good way to get your family used to fibre and textures in there foods. Read, knowledge is power, have fun with it. Try whole wheat couscous, its really good. Quinoa (Keen-wa) is really good a ancient grain from south america, remember to wash it under running water for 3 minutes, it has a bittercoat that it wears. This is a natural way that the grain keeps the insects from eating it. No toxic sprays needed.