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Great idea, @mylifeisbeautiful! Mind sharing how you cook your big batch of oatmeal?
Hello! Yes- I cook it on the stovetop following the directions on the packet- but often replace part of the water with almond milk or regular milk. The initial cooking does take some time - around 20 minutes with regular stirring. But reheating on the stovetop is very quick -perfect for weekdays
I should try the slow cooker method!0 -
I'm addicted to Overnight Oats. I make them on Sunday nights for the week ahead.
http://www.organizeyourselfskinny.com/2014/11/20/overnight-oatmeal-tutorial-20-delicious-overnight-oats-recipes/0
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