So I was eating the quicker instant oatmeal packets but and hearing they aren't as good as I thought. What exactly is the difference between instant and the old fashion? How do you cook old fashion? What can you add to the old fashion make it not so boring?
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07-07-2013, 09:07 PM #1Registered User
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Instant oats vs Old Fashion
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I add Cinnamon protein powder with a little almond milk, walnuts, blueberries and a little splenda.Originally Posted by Usafootball3
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07-07-2013, 09:23 PM #3Registered User
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I mix my oats with my protein shakes and let it sit for a minute or so to let them soften up. Personally, it is quicker so I save some time and I have come to enjoy it.
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OP i think you're confused about Old fashioned, Plain flavored oats, and oatmeal packets.
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mix oats (doesnt really matter if old fashioned or quick style) with some choc. protein powder + milk and it tastes like a chocolate granola bar. tastes good man
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Old fashioned oats with natty pb ftw.
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I'm a fan of the instant oats, they're cheap quick and easy. Just started Keto so no oats anymore! But just recently I was having instant oats in my shake, took a bit of getting used to but 2.5kg for £3 ($4.50) and the convenience is well worth it.
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I think what you're thinking are "instant oats" are those little oat packets meant for 1/2 a cup of oats mixed with added sugar and flavorings. Those last points are why people say they are bad.
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Wholegrain oats with splenda dark chocolate and peanut butter or swap the choc woth strawberry jam. Hnnnnnnng
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