What do YOU put in your oatmeal?
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I use Quaker weight control. They have a variety pack and it tastes sooo good. Since it's so low in calories, I usually mix in a spoonful of PB for protein and MORE flavor.0
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I am trying to get myself to eat oatmeal, but I can't get past the texture of it. I will try some of the suggestions here and see what happens
Any ideas (other then adding nuts) that makes it overall not too mushy?
Switch to Steel Cut oatmeal. Mushiness and texture problem solved and the flavor is much better too!0 -
1. Tuna and cheese- i know it sounds weird bu i love it
Others that i rarely use:
2. Bananas, pistachios, butter, milk and stevia
3. Cherries and Cottage cheese0 -
Cinnamon
unsweetened cocao
splenda brown sugar (a tiny bit)
chia seeds
Crunchy PB on ocassion
I eat this 2-3 times a day. :-)0 -
I eat oatmeal every day! Love it! Currently I am loving old fashioned oats made with almond milk and almond butter. Then add diced apples, raisins, chia seeds, cinnamon, walnuts and a drizzle of pure maple syrup.
The other one I do a lot is similar but with raisins, cinnamon, honey, chia and walnuts.
I like to play around with lots of different mixtures of it too!!
Pumpkin is good in it as well. Can you tell I am a little crazy over oatmeal? Lol0 -
I haven't thought of cocoa!!0
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Stewed apple, banana, peaches, or Apricots0
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I am not a huge oatmeal fan. I adore steel cut oats soaked overnight in milk, and cooked with cinnamon sticks and brown sugar...but because of all the fuss and extra stuff that is more of a treat breakfast for me than daily.
As for "regular" oatmeal my fav is to blend 1/4 c oats, splash of milk, tsp brown sugar, handful of blueberries and an egg...in a coffee cup and microwave 2 min. It makes a small "cake" which is amazing, by itself or topped with a squirt of sugar free "maple" syrup.0 -
Cocoa nibs, cinnamon, chia seeds, almond milk. I keep it simple and not too sweet.0
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Butter or yogurt spread, brown sugar, and chai seeds.
Sometimes raisins.0 -
I LOVE Steel Cut Oats, but for times sake, I usually just use old fashioned (or eat cold muesli!). I like mine with Almond Butter + either apple or pumpkin butter swirled in, or with SF Maple syrup, almond butter, a sliced banana and a sprinkle of cinnamon.0
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BUMP0
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banana and peanut butter0
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I do my oatmeal plain ... just plain. I am getting pretty good at eating it .. and not thinking it is that bad.0
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i throw in some nectarine chunks while the milk is heating up, so they soften up before i add in the oats. sooo tasty.0
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I like to swirl in apple butter or in the fall a little pumpkin with a sprinkle of brown sugar.0
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gf bobs red mill oats with a ton of cinnamon and a small amy of honey and unsulphured molasses0
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Steelcut oats every morning with Peanut butter, honey and cinnamon, or butter and brown sugar.
I usually make up a batch in my rice cooker every 3 days.0 -
I use Roger's Steel Cut Porridge Oats with Wheat Bran and Flax. I make a batch every couple of days and eat 1/4 batch in the morning, with 1 Tbsp Maranatha Almond Butter and 1 scoop protein powder (Rivalus Promasil in Vanilla Soft Serve). I love this.
ETA: Using a rice cooker is a really good idea, Marilyn! ^^^0 -
I've got into the habit of making my oatmeal with water or almond milk. I usually put half a chopped banana over my oatmeal with a tea spoon of peanut butter. Sometimes berries, cinnamon, or sometimes I'll put a teaspoon of Nutella in it.0
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My favorite is warm almond milk and a drizzle of pure maple syrup.0
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My finger. I find you can spread out the act of shoveling it in your pie hole when eating with your fingers in place of a spoon. And more liquid to make it an extra calorie burn.0
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These are my favorite additions to oatmeal on varying occassions...:bigsmile: Cinnamon, raisins, butter, bananas....:bigsmile: nectarine slices... walnuts (crushed) and pecans (crushed):bigsmile: :bigsmile: .. Yummi to the Tummi0
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I always have a good pinch of Vietnamese cinnamon and a small pinch of Lavendar bud. The smell and taste are heavenly. Sometimes a 1/4 C. of some berries too.0
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Bump0
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Over here it's called porridge and it's made with about 1dssp rolled oats (fine ground) or 2dssp rolled oats (coarse ground) per person, a pinch salt, some water, some milk. boiled to the right consistency.
I personally refuse to eat porridge any other way than the approved 'milk and brown sugar'. it's a beautiful thing in its natural form, and doesn't need tarting up. Hmph. I am a purist.0 -
I am going to have to try some of the awesome ideas on here but my fave is sliced raw almonds and sliced strawberries, yum!0
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Today I used brown sugar and some light syrup I had. High in sugar content though. I am thinking about maybe trying some peanut butter and chocolate chips.0
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1/2 cup rolled oats
1/2 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk
1/2 cup water
1/2 banana
1 TBS Chia Seeds
1 TBS ground flax seeds
1 TBS peanut/almond butter
a bunch of cinnamon
Top with fresh blueberries0 -
Lots and lots of Bourbon0
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