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Started by hubcapsc, Sat 21, May 2022, 08:34:19

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hubcapsc


In the wintertime, it is usually bananas, apples and oatmeal stained blue by a handful of blueberries.
But for the last few days I've been using local strawberries instead of apples...



-Mike


Jess from VA

I bet that keeps you regular.   ;D

I try to like oatmeal (for years).  Now I'm doing cream of wheat, which I don't love either, but it goes down easier.   

scooperhsd

I love oatmeal, especially the Old fashioned grind ( as opposed to the quick cooking).
1 cup water, dash of salt, 3/4 cup of oats in a microwave safe bowl (large enough to prevent overspill). Microwave for 2 minutes on high (either grind). Optional - add chocolate chips and stir. Serve with milk.

Been a longtime since I ate cream of wheat.

Jess from VA

Chocolate is the exact opposite of oatmeal for regularity. 

There may be other reasons oatmeal is good for you, but regularity is the only reason it would ever be in my house.   ;D

Although I do like oatmeal cookies a lot, but I gave up baking.

h13man

Old fashion oats or steel cut oats with brown sugar, butter, and cinnamon. Sweeten cranberries on occasion. Grew up on cream of wheat thus not a favorite. I guess my not being fond of grits is somewhat associated with cream of wheat but...

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Quote from: h13man on Sat 21, May 2022, 09:56:37
Old fashion oats or steel cut oats with brown sugar, butter, and cinnamon. Sweeten cranberries on occasion. Grew up on cream of wheat thus not a favorite. I guess my not being fond of grits is somewhat associated with cream of wheat but...

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Quote from: hubcapsc on Sat 21, May 2022, 08:34:19

In the wintertime, it is usually bananas, apples and oatmeal stained blue by a handful of blueberries.
But for the last few days I've been using local strawberries instead of apples...



-Mike


That is an interesting breakfast. But I'm not sure I'd consider red, yellow, and blue patriotic.   ;)


Oatmeal is the first thing I learned to cook as a kid at the age of 6. But I'm a simpleton. Butter, cinnamon, and sugar is all I use. If I'm feeling adventurous I'll toss in some raisins. It's also always been the plain old old fashioned oats for me. No quick oats, nor definitely not "instant oatmeal". But back a couple years ago when everyone was hoarding toilet paper and hamburger, the shelves were empty of the regular stuff. All I could find was some "steel cut oats" over in the fancy organic section. I was amazed at how different the texture was. I really liked them ! I've since switched back to regular as it seems pretentious to spend double the amount. But I might just treat myself again.  :)


hubcapsc


All I could find was some "steel cut oats"

That made me look about different kinds of oats.

I learned that the kind of oats I (probably most of us)
think of as "old fashioned" are "rolled oats".  Oat kernels
get husked and steamed and rolled out flat.

-Mike

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One of these packets. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Instant-Oatmeal-Fruit-Cream-Variety-Value-Pack-20-Packets/26712789?athbdg=L1100

2 tablespoons of https://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-100-Whole-Grain-Old-Fashioned-Oats-42-oz/10314925?athbdg=L1100

Some raisins. Some blueberries when in season. Some peanut butter - crunchy.

Almond "milk".

Microwave 1 minute

Stir.

Microwave I minute

Serve.

Plus a banana every day.

Jess from VA

#9
Just remember to put the potato banana in the front of your bathing suit.   :2funny:

Thunderbolt

When I went to Naval Air Reserve boot camp in Millington Tn. in 1967 they sometimes served grits.  Cracked me up when the boys from above the Mason Dixon line thought they were cream of wheat and put sugar on them..... :o

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Quote from: Jess from VA on Sat 21, May 2022, 13:28:14
Just remember to put the potato banana in the front of your bathing suit.   :2funny:

No room. The cucumber is taking up too much space.