Steel Cut Oats

carmelanirel

@carmelanirel (20942)

• United States

16 May 10

Sounds like something I'd like..I get tired of the "mushiness" of oatmeal and don't eat it as often as I need to...I can't find it anywhere local, but it might be in a health food store..Did you look there?

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@LouiseKnittel (4764)

• United States

15 May 10

Hi Carmel, Nice to see you again as well!! it is a very good product..has a much nutter texture and you actually fill like you are chewing something, rather then just eating mush and much better for you and your body then the processed oatmeal!

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@LouiseKnittel (4764)

• United States

16 May 10

I like to have a chewier texture so I add ground flax to it as well. For my own bowl I add some chopped nuts as well. yummy! Sometimes cinnamon too!

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Cherryd41

@Cherryd41 (1119)

• United States

15 May 10

Hi LouiseKnittel My husband and I also eat Steel Cut Oats and also Irish Oatmeal which is almost the same we get ours from Food Lion we also shop at ALDI's but have not seen them here in the Aldi's where we shop. I like to put cut up apples, raisins, and peaches

in mine we also put soy milk and sometimes almond milk in our oatmeal instead of cow's milk actually the soy and almond milk tastes pretty good We eat oatmeal about 4 times a week we take it to work for breakfast almost every day it great for your digestive system as well as cholesterol

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (160663)

• United States

18 May 10

I guess it turned out alright that you cannot get it at Aldi's now. I put ground flaxseed in lots of my cereal and baked goods.

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deebomb

@deebomb (15304)

• United States

15 May 10

I love those steel cut oats and have been eating them for some time now. They are so much tastier than the usual oatmeal. I get mine at a health food grocery store and get them in bulk. I usually cook up a big batch and freeze it in serving sizes and then heat when I want some.

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deebomb

@deebomb (15304)

• United States

16 May 10

I don't have a microwave now So I put the oats in the fridge to thaw over night Then heat it slowly in a skillet on top the stove. Sorry I can't be of more help there. good luck at the health food store. When my granddaughter go there We spend a lot of time in the herb area. that's where I get all my herbs and seasonings now, so much cheaper than the grocery store.

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@LouiseKnittel (4764)

• United States

15 May 10

Hi Deebomb, I too make up large amounts of breakfast cereal for me and my husband then all we have to do is microwave it. I never freeze it though, how long do you microwave them for? I am thinking that I am going to have to go to the local health food store....

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (160663)

• United States

17 May 10

I am going to guess that with Wal Mart and Aldi's they consider it to be a winter thing. Hot cereal. Many grocery stores carry products by Bob's Red Mill, and I think I have seen it in those sections. Otherwise you will either have to go to a health food store or shop for them online. I will have to try them, or at least put them in the granola I am supposed to be making.

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@LouiseKnittel (4764)

• United States

17 May 10

Well, i am kinda glad that Aldi's stopped carrying it. I have looked up a local Health food store and they have the Steel cut Oats much cheaper as they sell them in bulk!

Amber

@AmbiePam (92711)

• United States

15 May 10

I don't know. I don't think I've ever looked for it. It's so nice to see you here again though. : )

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (160663)

• United States

17 May 10

We have missed seeing you, and hope things are going well.

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@LouiseKnittel (4764)

• United States

15 May 10

So nice to see you here as well, I have not been around for ages!

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Patsie Hatley

@Hatley (163776)

• Garden Grove, California

15 May 10

try Trader Joe's if you have one where you are as I noticed they carry steel cut oats and several other kinds of oats and they usually have really great prices too. I like that type of oats too and they really are tasty, I really love Trader Joe's as they carry healthier types of foods.

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@LouiseKnittel (4764)

• United States

15 May 10

I wish we had a local trader Joe's here. I have no idea where the nearest one is!

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zandi458

@zandi458 (28102)

• Malaysia

15 May 10

I have not heard of this brand of oats that you're looking for. I hope someone will know where to get the supply. Maybe you can also look for the address of the supplier in the net.

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@LouiseKnittel (4764)

• United States

15 May 10

I hope that they can help me as well. Steel Cut is not the Brand, it is the type!

jillhill

@jillhill (37354)

• United States

16 May 10

I have heard of them but never tried them so I can't help you out...I wouldn't know where to buy them outside a nature store or something like that.....we have a coop which sells that type of thing....might want to try finding a health food store?

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