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Oat Bran Vs Old fashioned Oats
Which is better? I get bulk oat bran from my neighborhood food store for 89 cents a pound. Its got tons of fiber and similar to reg oats in macros. This stuff is just as good if not better right????
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so more for less calories is always better! ).The macro ratio's are slightly different: For 100g oatbran - 245 cals Carbs = 66g (15g fibre) Protein = 17.7g Fat = 7g For 100g Wholegrain rolled oats - 380 cals Carbs = 67g (10g fibre) Protein = 16g Fat = 6.5g So the oatbran has slightly more protein and fibre and the GI of oatbran is slightly lower as well.. But they are much of a muchness. ps: Don't ask me HOW oatbran only has that many calories - because it doesn't add up... But that is what the stuff in my cupboard says... And that is what the calorie counters on the web say as well... ![]() |
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66G of carbs is 264 cals 17.7 of protein is 71 cals 7G of fat is 63 cals So really it has 398 cals for 100G. |
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Oatbran and Nutritiondata Nutri-facts USDA database Calorie King Calorie-Counter ... Fitday also has the same... ![]() |
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That is weird. ![]() You could always use this one. I think Quaker seems pretty accurate in their nutrition data. http://www.quakeroatmeal.com/Product...OT-OatBran.cfm |
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I have to use this: Lowan Oatbran Which has the same nutritional information! ![]() |
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Ment to have 245 cals (according to packet/nutrient info on web) But: Carbs = 66g - 15g (fibre) = 51 carbs = 204 cals Protein = 17.7g = 70.8 cals Fats = 7g = 63 cals Total = 337.8 cals So VERY confusing!!! ![]() |
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and it says only 118 cals for 1/3 cup and all the macros add up ![]() |
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One question. everyone talks about cooking the oats/oatbran which I know is what your meant to do but I love oats just raw with water or skim milk ![]() |
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What this means is that when we drop a ball and it falls to the ground, it wasn't the ball that moved (down to the ground), but the ground that moved (up to the ball)
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There is nothing wrong with eating rolled oats like this. Although things like oatbran and scotch oats you should probably cook [same with real 'oatmeal' (that is, a meal made of finely ground whole oats)], rolled oats are steamed and pressed as they are made. This means they are already 'pre-cooked' to a certain extent and you don't actually have to cook them. Instant oats/quick oats are then usually steamed twice and chopped into fine peices - which is why they cook even faster than rolled oats. Think about natural museli's - they consist of rolled grains and you don't need to cook them. ![]() |
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I usually consume my oatmeal via a protein shake.
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What this means is that when we drop a ball and it falls to the ground, it wasn't the ball that moved (down to the ground), but the ground that moved (up to the ball)
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