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Oatmeal- In your opinion best to worst

Kristofer68SS

Kristofer68SS

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Quaker oatmeals only please. From best to worst.

i have been using instants, sometimes( i know they are the worst) and these quick oats below.

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Once these are gone, I will go old fashioned. These probably-

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Any advice on oatmeals will be greatly appreciated.

Please and thank you.
 
I measure out my cup of dry old fashioned oats, throw it in a bowl, put a scoop of peanut butter on it, boil a cup of water, pour over oats, let sit for a couple minutes, then voila, breakfast/lunch/dinner is served.
 
I'm not sure this is the advice you're looking for... but this is what i have for breakfast every morning.... i measure 1 cup of old fashion oats and i add a one pack of instant flavored oats from costco they come in a box of 48 or so, heat up a cup of milk for 1 minute and I'm done.

these are the instant oats i use
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more recently I've been putting oats in a blender and adding to my protein shakes... i think at this point i'm consuming more oats than i should :D
 
Thanks for the reponses guys. Reps for all.

I cook mine sometimes, sometimes i just pour them in my shake and drink/chew them down.

I guess my question is, outside of instant packets(sugar laced), does the oatmeal type really matter?

I have read from best to worst oats goes like this.

Steel oats > old fashioned > quick > instant-low carb > instant-normal
 
Kristofer68SS said:
Thanks for the reponses guys. Reps for all.

I cook mine sometimes, sometimes i just pour them in my shake and drink/chew them down.

I guess my question is, outside of instant packets(sugar laced), does the oatmeal type really matter?

I have read from best to worst oats goes like this.

Steel oats > old fashioned > quick > instant-low carb > instant-normal
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I think that's really splitting hairs. They are all oats, after all.
 
Kristofer68SS said:
Thanks for the reponses guys. Reps for all.

I cook mine sometimes, sometimes i just pour them in my shake and drink/chew them down.

I guess my question is, outside of instant packets(sugar laced), does the oatmeal type really matter?

I have read from best to worst oats goes like this.

Steel oats > old fashioned > quick > instant-low carb > instant-normal
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I hear where you are coming from, but don't split hairs if you don't have to.

I personally use the following method to make some delicious tasting oats:

1/2 cup old fashioned quaker oats + 1 packet quaker instant sugar free banana bread flavored oatmeal. I add less water than needed and microwave it for an additional minute or two and voila a delicious carb source that reminds me personally of eat banana bread (because it comes out a little drying and not all mushy).

The outline above is probably the most accurate as far as overall nutritional value, but I wouldn't discount the quality of some of the instants.
 
I use to do oats, pb, and protein, "cooked". No I find it quicker and easier to grind my oats in the coffee grinder. I grind a whole tub that last about a week. I make my shake with 24oz milk, 3 table spoons of pb, scoop of protein, and half cup of "oat flour", toss in blender and bam! Only when bulking of course. Works great!
 
Liquid13 said:
Dump oats into the blender with my shake.
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i do this sometimes when i have to run out the door to get to class in the morning. i absolutely hate it. the oats give me a sore throat from being raw and i almost choke on them all the time. idk how u do it.
 
1 cup old fashioned quaker oats with the old man on the brown tube container LOL add bout 3/4 cup water micro for 2 mins take out put 1 tsp brown sugar on pour 1/2 glass milk and its all good from there.

371 cals 14g protein 63g carbs 7g fat:18:
 
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