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Difference between oatmeal and quick oats??

PinkPanther

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What IS the difference. I read in a post the other day that you should eat oatmeal and NOT quick oats. When I got home, I realized that I've been buying quick oats. What is the difference and how important is it to not eat the quick oats?

Thanks a lot :)

PinkPanther
 
oatmeal takes a bilt longer to cook than quick oats but they're both ok imo i think you're confused between the quick oats (rolled oats) and the packet stuff thats full of sugars and what not, u know the flavoured packet oatmeal

i buy organic oatmeal which cooks in 3 minutes in the microwave
 
The quick oats are a little higher GI because they are rolled thin so they cook faster, which in turn also makes them slightly faster digesting. I don't know if the difference is enough to merit worrying about is or not. Over the long haul it might make a difference.
 
plus they don't taste as good as steel cut oats (in my opinion) because they're heavily processed - they've already been cooked once.
 
PinkPanther said:
What IS the difference. I read in a post the other day that you should eat oatmeal and NOT quick oats. When I got home, I realized that I've been buying quick oats. What is the difference and how important is it to not eat the quick oats?

Thanks a lot :)

PinkPanther

People look too much into this topic: quick oats cook faster and are a bit higher GI than regular. Nothing to get hung up over, you can still use them assuming you mix w/ proteins and fats.

Mr.X
 
THANK YOU FOR STATING THAT MR X

people get far too anal about small details and forget the big picture

Ppl try to keep things simple or you'll develop a complex, and i'm not joking either!
 
Babyfaced Assassin said:
oatmeal takes a bilt longer to cook than quick oats but they're both ok imo i think you're confused between the quick oats (rolled oats) and the packet stuff thats full of sugars and what not, u know the flavoured packet oatmeal

i buy organic oatmeal which cooks in 3 minutes in the microwave
that's what i need to buy. The organic brand.
 
hang on a sec -

So if you DONT cook them and eat them raw, there is no difference in gI between them?
 
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