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09-16-2004, 06:29 PM #1Registered User
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Which oatmeal
Hi,
I searched the forum but could not find an answer to this question :
which oatmeal should i use?
Quacker - old fashioned or
Mc Cann's Cut oatmeal.
I am asking this question because the nutrient levels are the same in both and am confused what is the difference between both of them and which one to use?
Both of them are unsweetened and without any flavors.
thanx for the help.
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I prefer the taste of steel cut but it takes so damn long to make so I usually just stick with rolled oats.
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Hey Jodi, I started to using Rolled Oats
since I finshedthe Quacker Oats from costco
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I prefer rolled oat and my wife likes steel cut oats. I am with Jodi on that it takes to dang long to cook the steel cut oats. Besides, I do not like the texture of the steel cut oats. It reminds me of grapenuts cereal.
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