sawastea Well-known member Oct 31, 2003 #3 grocery store/health food store...2 minutes, stir and another minute
Slyder190 New member Oct 31, 2003 #4 reply Apperently not as I thought Quaker 100% roaled oats were what I needed. I understand though that real unrefined whole oats take a long time to cook. And Hansel...take the smart ass reply somewhere else.
reply Apperently not as I thought Quaker 100% roaled oats were what I needed. I understand though that real unrefined whole oats take a long time to cook. And Hansel...take the smart ass reply somewhere else.
HANSEL New member Oct 31, 2003 #5 Re: reply slyder190 said: And Hansel...take the smart ass reply somewhere else. Click to expand... Yeah, I know that was bad Im just playing around spahgetti dick relax.
Re: reply slyder190 said: And Hansel...take the smart ass reply somewhere else. Click to expand... Yeah, I know that was bad Im just playing around spahgetti dick relax.
Synpax Well-known member Oct 31, 2003 #6 huh? What's the consumption difference between quaker 100% rolled and real oats?
M Mr.X Guest Oct 31, 2003 #7 HANSEL said: Its a good thing we have Mr. X here to field this one... Click to expand... lol you're funny Mr.X
HANSEL said: Its a good thing we have Mr. X here to field this one... Click to expand... lol you're funny Mr.X
M Mr.X Guest Oct 31, 2003 #8 slyder190 said: ??? Click to expand... You can buy fresh oats online: http://www.wildlifeseeds.com/info/oats.html or at your local supermarket, if they carry them. Oats if fresh have to be cooked for about 15-20min +/-, if processed about 2-4 min. Mr.X
slyder190 said: ??? Click to expand... You can buy fresh oats online: http://www.wildlifeseeds.com/info/oats.html or at your local supermarket, if they carry them. Oats if fresh have to be cooked for about 15-20min +/-, if processed about 2-4 min. Mr.X