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Oatmeal!

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jnifred
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I order some foods through a Co-op thingy and I was able to get the Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Oatmeal this month!!!!

It says that it is grown in fields dedicated to oats, so I felt comfy eating it. I jsut had it for lunch and it tasted soooo good!!! Apples, brown sugar, butter and sprinkle of cinnamon.

I just had to share this with other people who MIGHT be as excited about eating a bowl of oatmeal as I am!!! My friends just don't 'get it', the whole being excited over oatmeal thing!!!!

I can NOT wait to make chocolate chip peabut butter oatmeal cookies......those are my favorite!!!!!!!!

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Yum, I am so jealous.

I haven't found Bob's gluten-free oatmeal in any of the stores around here yet. I may have to order some off of the internet as a Christmas present to myself. Oatmeal is one of the things I miss most.

OMG, oatmeal raisin cookies, they are my favorite!

Jackie

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Emily Elizabeth
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Congrats! That's so awesome! I can't wait until I can have oatmeal again! My GI doc said I needed to be fully healed (proven by my 1 year blood test) before I can try gluten-free oatmeal. He says that some people react to the protein in oatmeal (not gluten). Having oatmeal again will be such a blessing! I totally understand your excitement! Oatmeal cookies, oatmeal pancakes, It will be fantastic!

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I order some foods through a Co-op thingy and I was able to get the Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Oatmeal this month!!!!

It says that it is grown in fields dedicated to oats, so I felt comfy eating it. I jsut had it for lunch and it tasted soooo good!!! Apples, brown sugar, butter and sprinkle of cinnamon.

I just had to share this with other people who MIGHT be as excited about eating a bowl of oatmeal as I am!!! My friends just don't 'get it', the whole being excited over oatmeal thing!!!!

I can NOT wait to make chocolate chip peabut butter oatmeal cookies......those are my favorite!!!!!!!!

Would you share your peanut butter and oatmeal cookie recipe?

Tequila Newbie
Tequila
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Not only are they grown in dedicated fields but I believe they are also tested thoroughly. I am also waiting for our store to carry them. I've asked several times.

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