Wholegrain (noun)

A cereal grain that has not had its bran, germ, or endosperm removed.

Origin:

From whole + grain.

Examples:

1. Wholegrain bread is a healthier option than white bread.
2. Wholegrain pasta is a good source of fiber.
3. Wholegrain cereal is a nutritious breakfast.
4. Rice can also be found in wholegrain form.
5. Wholegrain is often used in baking to make breads and crackers.