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  • #16
    Re: Instant oatmeal

    Originally posted by donaldk View Post
    I buy a case of the instant variety every month..6 pkgs in the am..water..and whole milk. Its great for packing weight on..but yes..high in sugar. The rest of my diet has very little sugar in it tho. Tried the plain and no matter what i put in it just i.snt the same..oh well
    Try what I posted, Polanar makes a bunch of flavors...

    ~EZ

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    • #17
      6 packs of oatmeal...sounds like a lot

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      • #18
        Re: Instant oatmeal

        I run old fashioned oatmeal theu the food processor and drink mine. It is so much easier to add it to a shake rather than east the same amount.

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        • #19
          Re: Instant oatmeal

          Originally posted by mj_0360 View Post
          I run old fashioned oatmeal theu the food processor and drink mine. It is so much easier to add it to a shake rather than east the same amount.
          I like to drink my breakfast and get things dome, rather than sit and eat a bowl of oatmeal. Digest better for me that way too
          [SIZE=5][I][B][COLOR="#0000FF"][CENTER]"Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes."[/CENTER][/COLOR][/B][/I][/SIZE]

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          • #20
            Re: Instant oatmeal

            speaking of blenders ..did you ever do the BB;s pancake ... place the oats, non fat cottage cheese and eggs in a blender until smooth ad Vanilla protien drink mix ( add this last since it causes the thickness to go way up) and pour into hot pam sprayed pan... use calorie free pancake syrup

            awesome

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            • #21
              It's ok when your in a bind but old fashioned is the way to go.
              http://i.imgur.com/rD2WL.gif

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