gluten-free Oatmeal - Quick Cooking

[debmidge]

Can anyone suggest a gluten-free Oatmeal brand name? I purchased Bob's gluten-free but it's 20 mins cooking time and it's very rough (meaning coarse). We are looking for a shorting cooking time and smaller cut.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

[missy'smom]

I don't eat oatmeal as a hot cereal but use it in baking and Ds and I felt the same about the Bob's that we recently bought. I've been pulsing it a few times in the food processor to break it up a bit before using it. We liked the Gifts of Nature better for texture and taste. It's whole too but a smaller more tender, sweeter grain I think. Don't know if the cooking time would be shorter.

[debmidge]

I don't eat oatmeal as a hot cereal but use it in baking and Ds and I felt the same about the Bob's that we recently bought. I've been pulsing it a few times in the food processor to break it up a bit before using it. We liked the Gifts of Nature better for texture and taste. It's whole too but a smaller more tender, sweeter grain I think. Don't know if the cooking time would be shorter.

Where would I get the Gifts of Nature brand?

[missy'smom]

I used to buy it at Wild Oats Market here but they got bought out by Whole Foods or something like that and closed and Whole Foods doesn't carry it. So, I can't buy it here but I might approach WF or one of the healthfood stores and ask them if they can get it. My local healthfood store will special order if they can get it through one of their suppliers. Otherwise I'll have to go online. They have their own website. Just a heads up, it was $12 a (big,full)bag when it was here and Bob's was something like $6 something I think. Our apple crisp came out much better with the pulsed Bob's yesterday but still can't compare with the flavor of the Gifts of Nature.

[dadsspecialt]

www.onlyoats.com has quick oats - they're really good!

Tam