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Re: Oats

Postby RobbyRoyal on Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:37 pm

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jdg76 wrote:I rarely eat cooked oats. I just grind them up and put them in my protein shakes. :wink:
I tried that once. Once.


I do that all the time. Oatmeal, Ground Flax, Strawberries, and Protein. Yummy!
I must be doing it wrong :(
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Re: Oats

Postby jdg76 on Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:58 pm

RobbyRoyal wrote:
hardball wrote:
RobbyRoyal wrote:
jdg76 wrote:I rarely eat cooked oats. I just grind them up and put them in my protein shakes. :wink:
I tried that once. Once.


I do that all the time. Oatmeal, Ground Flax, Strawberries, and Protein. Yummy!
I must be doing it wrong :(


:?: :?:

I just put 1/2 to 1 cup of oats in my blender FIRST. Turn it on and let it blend for about 20 secs. Then add everything else. I have found out if I put a banana in with it something about the consistency of the blended banana helps keep the ground oats from settling to bad in the bottom of my cup. :?
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Re: Oats

Postby Alston518 on Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:26 pm

yeah a lot of times in the morning if i wake up really late and dont have time to cook a meal i make a shake with oats. its usually milk, oats, 2 bananas, a spoonfull of peanut butter,and a scoop of protein. Its soooooo freakin good
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Re: Oats

Postby TrashNYC on Fri Nov 06, 2009 8:22 pm

are raisins too high in sugar to be any good for you?
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Re: Oats

Postby TheStoic on Fri Nov 06, 2009 10:45 pm

TrashNYC wrote:are raisins too high in sugar to be any good for you?


No, raisins are good for you.
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Re: Oats

Postby kpettitt on Sat Nov 07, 2009 1:00 am

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TrashNYC wrote:are raisins too high in sugar to be any good for you?


No, raisins are good for you.


just like grapes! :wink:
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Re: Oats

Postby TrashNYC on Sat Nov 07, 2009 5:14 am

TheStoic wrote:
TrashNYC wrote:are raisins too high in sugar to be any good for you?


No, raisins are good for you.

Good, I always thought they were too high in sugar......

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Re: Oats

Postby TheStoic on Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:13 am

kpettitt wrote:
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TrashNYC wrote:are raisins too high in sugar to be any good for you?


No, raisins are good for you.


just like grapes! :wink:


Damn straight.

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TrashNYC wrote:are raisins too high in sugar to be any good for you?


No, raisins are good for you.

Good, I always thought they were too high in sugar......

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Re: Oats

Postby CTDeuce on Sat Nov 07, 2009 12:58 pm

^^^ well said!
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Re: Oats

Postby TrashNYC on Sat Nov 07, 2009 2:57 pm

TheStoic wrote:
kpettitt wrote:
TheStoic wrote:
TrashNYC wrote:are raisins too high in sugar to be any good for you?


No, raisins are good for you.


just like grapes! :wink:


Damn straight.

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TheStoic wrote:
TrashNYC wrote:are raisins too high in sugar to be any good for you?


No, raisins are good for you.

Good, I always thought they were too high in sugar......

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Worry about the sugar in processed foods, not from natural sources.
Thats what I thought but I wasn't sure.

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Re: Oats

Postby Kevinmk on Sat Nov 07, 2009 5:43 pm

I throw a 1/2 cup in the blender every morning with a banana, 2 tbls of natural PB, nytrowhey and 8oz of non-fat milk and it tastes great.
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Re: Oats

Postby kpettitt on Sun Nov 08, 2009 12:48 am

i had mine with bananas this morning! then after i cooked it i added a cup of greek yogurt! mmmmmm!
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