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Oatmeal Toppings


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If you can tolerate certified gluten free oats, how do you like oatmeal? Any suggestions for fun toppings?

 

I just got a new 25 lb bag of oats and I decided to buy some dried cherries to go with them, because I was getting tired of raisins.

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My favorite oatmeal growing up was always maple and brown sugar. I like to just cook them with maple syrup and brown sugar in the water then drizzle a little maple on top. I also like to dice up part of an apple (and when I say dice, I mean I do it really, really small) and put that, brown sugar and cinnamon in it. If you're adventurous, there are actually a lot of great recipes available if you just google for them. Some are awesome, some not so much. Somewhere I saw one once where they made the oatmeal with coconut milk instead of water, that looked good too.

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BethM55 Enthusiast

I like oatmeal with brown sugar or real maple syrup, cinnamon, walnuts and blueberries.  Or strawberries.  Or cherries.  Or cut up banana.  Or cut up apple.  Almost any fruit except citrus.  And add cream or whole milk (from grassfed , organically raised cows if at all possible).

 

There are many recipes out there for 'oatmeal in a jar', that you prepare the night before so it is ready to heat and eat in the morning.  Also recipes for oat based breakfast 'cookies' and bars.  Enjoy!

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WinterSong Community Regular

I'm very simple and like oatmeal with cinnamon and sea salt. Yum!

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sweetsailing Apprentice

Oatmeal with blueberries, cinnamon, brown sugar, and just a touch of maple syrup.  I also add flax seed and milk on top.  YUMMM!  In fact, I am going to go make some right now.

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moosemalibu Collaborator

I would stir in egg whites while it was finishing up cooking, then add peanut butter and a touch of stevia/sugar.

I also used to like it with cocoa powder, PB, hershey syrup (just a tad, not a lot). Mix in some crushed walnuts. mmmm I miss oats.

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mommida Enthusiast

Moose,

Did you try Buckwheat Creamy hot cereal a Hodgson Mill product? Ingredients are Buckwheat and milled flax seed.  clearly labeled gluten free.   If I remember correctly, it reminds me of cream of wheat more than cream of rice/grits.

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Moose,

Did you try Buckwheat Creamy hot cereal a Hodgson Mill product? Ingredients are Buckwheat and milled flax seed.  clearly labeled gluten free.   If I remember correctly, it reminds me of cream of wheat more than cream of rice/grits.

 

I most certainly did try cream of buckwheat! I used the Pocono brand, though. I liked it a lot! I actually love the cream of brown rice that I'm currently eating for breakfast. It's just as easy to make on the stove before work as the buckwheat was. It's also cheaper/easier to find than the buckwheat! You've got a great memory. :)

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