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08-23-2004, 07:27 PM #1is offline
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What kind of oatmeal?
What kind of oatmeal do you all use? i get the quakerstate or whatever nd add a scoop of whey.
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08-23-2004, 08:05 PM #3Monochromatic Bunny
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Isnīt that refined with sugar and other stuff?
Originally Posted by benfica
Not good.
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Quaker quick oats, cooks in 1 - 3 mins. Yum!
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I was about to tell you quick oats are more processed. Then I looked at your gallery. Originally Posted by BritChick
Maybe I'll switch to quick oats.
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old fashioned oats
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Thanks Originally Posted by busyLivin
I was about to tell you quick oats are more processed. Then I looked at your gallery.
Maybe I'll switch to quick oats.
Actually I'm still trying to figure the oats issue out, I thought 'quick' oats were fine, I've looked at the ingredients and there's nothing added and doesn't say anything about them being processed. I do know that the 'instant' oats are bad news.
Can anyone clarify this?
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this may help
Quaker 1 minute oats vs. Quaker Regular Oats?
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Thanks Originally Posted by busyLivin
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There are the processed quick oats, and oats which are merely chopped into smaller pieces to increase surface area. The processed ones are bad; the smaller pieces are not.
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If they are processed will it say on the package?
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Originally Posted by BritChick
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Quaker Oats (slow cooked kind), Old fashioned shreaded wheat or Plain Instant Oatmeal if I don't have much time.
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They're all processed. Quick oats are just "overly" processed. Originally Posted by BritChick
Like the thread said, though.. there may not be a substantial difference from what you're already using.
oh, and what he said, too. Originally Posted by benfica
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I knew quakerstate made a motor oil, when did they start making oats ? Originally Posted by benfica
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I'm with Busy on this one....I get it in bulk as it's my favorite food item while cutting...yum...oatmeal...ummmmm Originally Posted by busyLivin
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LMAO! Originally Posted by busyLivin
I was about to tell you quick oats are more processed. Then I looked at your gallery.
Maybe I'll switch to quick oats.
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Originally Posted by SPIKE1257
I knew quakerstate made a motor oil, when did they start making oats ?
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