Powder Oats?

Grifter

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Does anyone know if a company makes Oatmeal in grinded powder form? Im wanting it to use for post workout shakes and such.
 
I just blend them up with my shakes....alittle bit funny texture, but it's okay.....better than eating them cooked, IMHO
 
Coffee Grinder works very well for this, I make oat powder with one to use in my shakes every morning.
 
Wouldn't grinding them into a powder kind of defeat the purpose of using oats? :think:

I just blend them into the shake.
 
1 or 2 ounces of oat, even grinded is gonna be very tick and hard to drink isn't it? How can you guys drink that? Is there something "special" to do to prepare it or you just grind the oat, and add it to your shake?
 
Grifter said:
Does anyone know if a company makes Oatmeal in grinded powder form? Im wanting it to use for post workout shakes and such.
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Here ya go:

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Been using it for years, works great. And it's sooooooo much easier than the coffe grinder thing.

Alot of supermarkets have it.
 
Lean One said:
Wouldn't grinding them into a powder kind of defeat the purpose of using oats? :think:

I just blend them into the shake.
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The GI barely changes when you grind oats. This is not the case for everything else though.
 
I was going to mention oat flour. I notice that when I use regular rolled oats in my homemade MRP that the oats are heavy and tend to sink to the bottom. Those last few sips are nothing but oatmeal. The oat flour is lighter and would probably mix a little better. I haven't used oat flour yet, but I noticed that a local health food store has it in bulk so I might switch to oat flour for this reason.
 
i like the oreo cookies idea ex, but i'll never see 8% again if i start thinking like that...lol

I just throw a cup and a half of oats in the blender with the protein powder and it chops them up small enough to get donw easy with only a little bit of a funny texture...very tolerable though IMO

regards,
COTC
 
I have used oat flour for quite a while but the stuff doesn't mix very well. Ground oats seem to mix better and don't settle out as much.

One thing to note, if you have hayfever there are reports of oat flour getting contaminated with ragweed (verified but not common). I also read somewhere that uncooked oats tended to collect toxins from fungus but cooking eliminated them both. No idea if it's true? Anyone happen to know about that part?
 
exnihilo said:
Or, if you're really extreme, oreo cookies! ExNihilo approved ;)
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Damn oreos gummed up my coffee grinder :trout: I'm going back to oats :hammer:
 
SJA said:
Damn oreos gummed up my coffee grinder :trout: I'm going back to oats :hammer:
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Nono man, the process goes like this:

1. Eat oreo cookie
2. Chase with chocolate milk
3. Cleanse palate with ice cream

Your pumps will be friggin huge, and you'll notice XTREME growth!~ This post workout formulation is what let Dorian Yates put on 20lbs of muscle in one year and take the olympia crown from haney :rofl:
 
exnihilo said:
Your pumps will be friggin huge, and you'll notice XTREME growth!~ This post workout formulation is what let Dorian Yates put on 20lbs of muscle in one year and take the olympia crown from haney :rofl:
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oh my god! SECRETS OF THE PRO'S REVEALED HERE ON AM!!!
 
yeah i grind up my oats in the blender with a trasy cup of milk and a cup of egg whites. not the most delicious taste but definitely easier than eating the actual oatmeal, for me atleast.
 
Oatmeal Cinnamon Shake

2 C. Oats
2 C. Skim Milk
2 scoops Vanilla Whey Protein
Splenda & Cinnamon to taste
Extra milk or water if necessary

1000cals/84gPro/140gCarb/15gFat

1/2 C. Fat Free Cottage Cheese (optional)
6 T. Pasteurized Egg White (optional)
1 T. Flax oil or Extra Light Olive Oil (optional)

1260cals/107gPro/145gCarb/29gFat (w/ all options)

The whole works will fit into a 1qt bottle. Just don't drink it all in one sitting. When I'm lazy I'll make one of these in the morning and sip it until lunch time.
 
A coffee grinder works well, but only grinds enough for 1 serving. I use a blender & grind enough for 2-3 weeks at a time. I have a real nice blender, not sure if a cheapo would work as well. I've also used a food processor with good results.

Oats are one of the few grains where the GI really doesn't change when ground up.

Also note- a half cup rolled oats & a half cup ground oats are not the same quantiity. The density is much greater when ground & a smaller scoop will equate to a serving. I use a 70cc scoop from a protein container, it holds 39g of oats, I've weighed it on a scale.
 
Longdog said:
Also note- a half cup rolled oats & a half cup ground oats are not the same quantiity. The density is much greater when ground & a smaller scoop will equate to a serving. I use a 70cc scoop from a protein container, it holds 39g of oats, I've weighed it on a scale.
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Definitely a great point if you grind in advance. :goodpost:
 
here ya'll go

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I have bought both the brown rice and oat bran fiber powder. The oat bran fiber is awesome. Great for at work or at the gym with nothing but a shaker :thumbsup:
 
Max32 said:
here ya'll go

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I have bought both the brown rice and oat bran fiber powder. The oat bran fiber is awesome. Great for at work or at the gym with nothing but a shaker :thumbsup:
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I did see that, but don't know if it's just grinded brown rice or kind of "cooked" brown rice powder.
How is it? easy to drink?
 
i grind about 200g carbs worth of oats per day, split into 2 homemade mrps....it goes down fine, trust me. its 4 times in the grinder. i dont have a problem with settling in my shaker cup, i just swirl it up before i take a swig....i put in extra so i dont feel bad about not drinking the crap at the bottom though, so i still get the right amount.

hey, the price is right....and no chewing.
 
exnihilo said:
Nono man, the process goes like this:

1. Eat oreo cookie
2. Chase with chocolate milk
3. Cleanse palate with ice cream

Your pumps will be friggin huge, and you'll notice XTREME growth!~ This post workout formulation is what let Dorian Yates put on 20lbs of muscle in one year and take the olympia crown from haney :rofl:
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If you put the "Double Stuff" oreos into the formulation do you think it would double the results?:icon_lol:


sir.kevin said:
I did see that, but don't know if it's just grinded brown rice or kind of "cooked" brown rice powder.
How is it? easy to drink?
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I purchased some and mix it in with some of my protein shakes. Changes the flavor somewhat but it's pretty good and easy to drink. Gets a little sticky to my hand held blender but I just let the blender in for a little more time than usual and it takes care of it.

RMT
 
RMT said:
If you put the "Double Stuff" oreos into the formulation do you think it would double the results?:icon_lol:



I purchased some and mix it in with some of my protein shakes. Changes the flavor somewhat but it's pretty good and easy to drink. Gets a little sticky to my hand held blender but I just let the blender in for a little more time than usual and it takes care of it.

RMT
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Double stuff oroes cause incredible mass development. Beware though, overuse of the double stuff oreo is the true cause of the modern bodybuilder's "GH gut" :rofl:
 
exnihilo said:
Double stuff oroes cause incredible mass development. Beware though, overuse of the double stuff oreo is the true cause of the modern bodybuilder's "GH gut" :rofl:
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That's ok..... I figured out how to overcome that. When cutting instead of just 6 diet sodas for lunch I drink 8 and "ABRACADABRA!!!!" I look thinner!!!!:thumbsup:

Give it a try:twisted: LOL!!!

RMT
 
Rostam said:
But oat flour is row isn't it? Must be harsh on the stomach.
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In my country (Dominican Republic) the oat smoothie is commonplace, made with raw oat flour; tastes great and is very nutritive, but it is not intended for bodybuilders though -yet replacing the sugar with splenda, whole milk with skim and adding protein powder makes it a great protein shake.
 
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