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Lol what? What list is this?

All a bunch of corporate brand shilling…

  • good maple syrup

  • Apples & cinnamon

  • banana and walnuts

  • brown sugar and nutmeg

  • blueberries and strawberries when cooking the oats in milk (doesn’t work well with nutmilks)

  • peanut butter oats

  • overnight oats of various forms

  • protein tiramisu oats with cottage cheese

  • mangos

  • chocolate chips and nuts

All with no brands, all with simple, easy to find foods, tons of variety in types of flavors.

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I like that they listed the brands because some of the ones they mentioned aren’t available in my area - so I like knowing I’d have to travel to get something else.

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Totally agreed, but I was also surprised not to see raisins on your list! They’re great cooked right along with the oats: they’ll soak up a little water (or milk if you do it that way) and plump back up a bit, and they make for delicious bites. I also usually make steel-cut oats in a rice cooker – they don’t come out quite as delicious with quick oats because they don’t get as much opportunity to suck up water, but they’re still good.

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Try some cardamom spice in there, too – but don’t add it until near the end. Cardamom’s flavor dissipates when cooked too long.

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Ooh, good suggestion, I’ll give it a try!

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