Healthy Instant Oatmeal Packets in 12 flavors
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thanks for sharing. Those recipes look delicious!0
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This sounds good!
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I have overnight oats every morning...literally just rolled oats and soy milk. This is a great article, though, so I'm thinking I might have to give some of the freeze-dried fruit a try. Thanks for sharing!0
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Thanks so much for sharing these! I was just at the grocery store this morning looking at the instant oatmeal. Luckily, I talked myself out of the purchase!0
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Thank you for sharing! This will be great for camping!0
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bump! thanks for sharing; love my overnight oats!!0
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this post may be 2 months old, but I just found it and it's AWESOME so BUUUMMMPPP!!!0
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Thank you for sharing!0
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BUMP for great ideas!
A nice bowl of warm oatmeal is the best breakfast on a cold morning0 -
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These are delicious, not sure if you can get them in the US though..
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They are great ideas, but I do take issue with the author. This idea that everything we buy at the store is somehow "unhealthy" is nonsense. She criticises Quaker Oatmeal for having "sweeteners" then her packets have sweeteners. She claims "mystery ingredients" when by law all ingredients are listed on the package. There is no mystery what is in it. The lower sugar cinnamon spice I have has no artificial colors or flavors in the ingredient list, nor does the plain "original" I have. The low sugar does have sucralose. I don't object to sucralose, but I know some do. The cinnamon spice regular has sugar (sucrose) rather than sucralose. I buy these for camping breakfasts because they are fast and if you stir in a tablespoon of peanut butter a good, protein-rich way to stay full till lunch. My point is, I like the author's ideas, and I bet hers taste better. So why feel the need to make some idiotic claims about a store-bought product?0
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These are delicious, not sure if you can get them in the US though..
Again, why make silly claims? The homepage talks about "ingredients you can't pronounce." In what way is this a valid reason to suggest something is unhealthy? I can pronounce every ingredient in everything I find at the supermarket. So is everything there healthy, but just for me? This is a company with a lot going for it. Sustainability is important. So why add these silly claims on top? There is no way these are HEALTHIER than Quaker--they are packaged foods NOT whole fresh foods, so why not just focus on what they get right--less packaging, renewable energy and the like?0 -
These are delicious, not sure if you can get them in the US though..
Again, why make silly claims? The homepage talks about "ingredients you can't pronounce." In what way is this a valid reason to suggest something is unhealthy? I can pronounce every ingredient in everything I find at the supermarket. So is everything there healthy, but just for me? This is a company with a lot going for it. Sustainability is important. So why add these silly claims on top? There is no way these are HEALTHIER than Quaker--they are packaged foods NOT whole fresh foods, so why not just focus on what they get right--less packaging, renewable energy and the like?
:indifferent: ... I simply said that they are delicious, not that they are better than any other company.0 -
I love oatmeal thanks for sharing! ive seen overnight oats before so glad this link has more then just one recipe!0
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Thanks for this!0
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I need to do this, because those look delicious and are probably about the same price even with more and better quality fruit. I have the lower sugar Quaker box that is pictured! Apples and Cinnamon flavor. The ingredients really aren't that bad though. Only a couple that are weird:
Oats, dehydrated apples (w sodium sulfite), sugar, salt, cinnamon, natural and artificial flavor, guar gum, sucralose, and a multivitamin.
I say multivitamin because everything else is added B vitamins, vitamin C, iron, and calcium.0
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