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Do steel-cut oats have more micronutrients like selenium and magnesium and various vitamins than rolled oats?
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∙ 16y ago
If nothing is added or removed from the Oat as it is processed (ground/chopped/cut) then there would be no difference in the vitamin, mineral or nutrient content.
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