Oats and Oatmeal

Most people believe that the oats themselves are gluten-free. However, cross contamination is the biggest problem for gluten-free people when faced with eating oats. Oats are usually processed with other grains that contain gluten, such as wheat, barley, and rye.

Read the label when purchasing steel cut oats.

Oats are often sold as 'Rolled Oats' because they are processed in a way that makes them cook faster. You see, oats have a hard outer shell called the hull, and when they are rolled, that hull gets removed, which makes them softer and quicker to cook.

As for 'Rolled Wheat,' it's not as common because wheat grains are a bit different from oats. They don't have the same tough outer shell, so they don't need to be rolled in the same way oats do.

I have personally used True Elements rolled oats, and they are great! They cook up nicely and taste delicious in breakfast recipes like oatmeal or granola. So, if you are looking for a healthy and easy-to-cook breakfast option, give rolled oats a try!

Yes it will. My brother and I ate some with milk and sugar like cereal when kids and we both got worms coming out our rears. Do not eat any raw grains due to bugs and larvae. Too many false articles out there telling everyone it’s ok, NO IT’s NOT! That is false info!!! Don’t learn the hard way!!!

Oats is called وربشې (Warbashy) In Pashto.

No. Oatmeal is lacking in many vital nutrients for cats.

Cats do routinely eat the internal organs of their prey, which contain a certain amount of plant matter; but there are a large number of nutrients that cats need to survive that are only included in meats.

It has tiny bubbles of air in the cereal so it makes it denser than milk.

Quick Quaker® Oats arewhole rolled oats that arecut into smaller pieces sothey cook faster.Instant Quaker® Oats use the exact same oats, only they are rolled a little bit thinner and cut finer so that they cook very quickly. For more information, visit:https://cu.pepsico.com/quaker?FAQs=

I think so. Okra is vege.

I am going to try it and see how my body reacts to it.

Yes. Cereals have such healthful minerals in them like iron.

About 10 grams

Yes and I have it all the time in fact I am eating it right now 😂😂

no

Yes, only when the have the shivers

Oatmeal is better because it hasn't been processed like cereals are. Cereals have added sugar, fat, dyes, preservatives and even words that I can't spell and you probably can't pronounce.):

cereal

All oat flour has oat gluten in it, but the problem is that up to 70% of US oat stock is contaminated with wheat gluten due to processing practices - so if you have celiac disease or gluten intolerance, you can't assume oats are safe unless you've checked with the manufacturer or the package is specifically marked.

Russia is the largest oat producing European country, however this also includes the Asian portion of Russia. Poland is the largest oat producing country that is wholly in Europe.

Oats are grown in temperate climates throughout the world. The largest producers are the United States, Canada, and the countries of northern and eastern Europe.

Yes, you can feed them raw oatmeal, but cooked is nutritionally better for them. It also worms them up when it's really cold!

No, ponies do not eat oats. Horses do however. IF your pony happens to eat some oats don't freak out, he won't die but just don't give him lots of oats

Scotland

1 cup = 16 tablespoons

1 tablespoon = 0.06 cup

Organic. It's a plant protein.

medium oatmeal comes from the ground.

"Only buy what you can use relatively quickly - oats have a higher fat content than most other grains, so they can go rancid more quickly. Store in a cool, dry place - they keep longest if you store them in a sealed container in the fridge"

choice.com.au

I just found some oats 6 weeks past the best-before date, they were already open and they were OK-ish.