Reply With Quotecut up some fresh strawberries into ittastes awesome with or without to me though.
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04-26-2005, 11:29 PM #1Registered User
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plain oatmeal cooked tastes like im shitting in my mouth... anybody got something that they usually add to spice things up a bit?
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And you could not have picked a more.... umm... couth way of saying you do not like the taste!?
Originally Posted by Brolly
Anyway - there are lots of things you can add:
Cinnamon/spices such as nutmeg or ginger
Vanilla essence/extract
1% Cottage cheese
Whey/protein powder
Fresh berries/fruits
Fat-free/sugar-free natural yoghurts
Stevia (some people use splenda)
Nut butters
Sugar free jams/jelly
Sugar Free syrups (eg: davinci syrups)
Dried fruits
Or combine as you desire....
You can also go the savoury route and add things like black pepper, herbs, spices, garlic.... But I am not sure how that would go for breakfast!
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what about raisins? Are they ok or too much sugar?
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depends on your goals and your overall calorie (and carb) intake. Originally Posted by cappo5150
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04-27-2005, 10:26 AM #6Registered User
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lol... alright thanks
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You do this often ? Originally Posted by Brolly
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04-27-2005, 12:38 PM #8Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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I put blueberries, flax seeds, sunflower seeds and splenda in mine.. Mmmmm.. I would eat it 3 times a day if I could
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Is natural peanut butter okay? I usually put a tablespoon in my morning oatmeal.
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splenda and nutmeg is the way i go .... sometimes i do a very little bit of brown sugar and nutmeg....but almost always i do splenda and nutmeg.... so good!
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i eat it like dry cereal. 1 cup of milk, 1.5 cups of oats. tastes just like cereal. i actually dont mind eating it this way lol.
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I am exactly the same way. It is a carb-addiction of sorts, but I seriously could (and would choose to, if it were a good idea diet-wise) eat oatmeal all day, with protein powder, blueberries, and other goodies. Originally Posted by Jenny
I put blueberries, flax seeds, sunflower seeds and splenda in mine.. Mmmmm.. I would eat it 3 times a day if I could
I cook oat groats, oatmeal, rolled barley (oatmeal but with rolled barley flakes), rye cereal, oat bran, 9-grain hot cereal...
I got a freakin' problem!!!
...but I can live with it!!
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same here, makes it alot easier to eat Originally Posted by njdevil13
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Natural PB is fine, as long as it fits into your daily intake. Originally Posted by KentDog
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