Oats and Oatmeal

The Quaker Oats Company was officially formed in 1901, but dates back to 1850. For more exciting history, visit: http://www.quakeroats.com/about-quaker-oats/content/quaker-history.aspx

Quaker Oats has a few rice products:

* Rice cakes * Rice snacks * Puffed Rice See Related Links.

Yes. Oats are a regular addition to most commercial feed grains. Cracked corn, wheat, oats and various other seeds make up both hen scratch and layer formulas.

They probably feel they've done enough as a recording duo. They still go on tours but it doesn't look like we'll have any Hall & Oates albums anymore. They're still releasing solo projects but they sound much better as a duo.

Besides, they're both in their mid-60's now, members of the Songwriters Hall of Fame and have families to raise. (Maybe the next great duo will be Darren Hall and Tanner Oates).

I dont know, but i just found around 10 in a very small bowl of it!! YUCK! And it is too bad because I love Honey Bunches of Oats!

sometimes you can....if you have a red ladybug is fine. but, overall, no you can not feed you pet ladybug oatmeal.

I assure you rubbing peanut butter on them does nothing. It just depends on genetics. You can't control how big they get without surgery, but odds are, they're fine the way they are.

You can though is you want create the allusion of bigger boobs with the use of different shades of powder foundation. well i findf powder works better for it.

One cup of fine oats weiighs 5.25 ounces, medium oats 3 ounces.

No, the Quaker Oats brand name can be traced back to Henry D. Seymour in 1877 who trademarked the name after reading an encyclopedia article about Quakers and deciding the name would make their product seem more wholesome.

Honey Bunches of Oats was created in 1989.

Ground oatmeal can be partially substituted for flour. You can do 50/50. It will produce a fuller bodied product. I do that with chocolate chip cookies and they come out wonderful and chewy. You honestly have to experiment with the recipe.

It is a reddish yellow colour and the seed head at the top is completely filled out. A wheat crop ready to harvest has no green in it whatsoever. If there's some green then it's not ready for harvest.

No but you can use it to make frozen yogurt cake.

One cup.

Yams are monocots. Sweet potatoes are dicots.

Most things people find in grocery stores in the US labeled "yams" are in fact a variety of sweet potato. These are members of the Solanaceae family (along with tomatoes, peppers, eggplants and deadly knight shade). They are dicots.

True yams are members of the family Dioscoreaceae. They are monocots.

About 108-113 cups of rice equal a 50 lb bag of rice.

Yes but...

...some commercially made oatmeal does have gluten in it because it is prepared on equipment that work with other grains. So if the person ingesting has a gluten allergy they could have an adverse reaction, but they would have a reaction cooked or uncooked.

Oatmeal is made from oats; a whole super-grain. For more info on Quaker Oats and the power of this grain, check out our website at: http://www.quakeroats.com/oats-do-more/why-oats/our-oat-story

Not ordinary wheat flour. But coconut flour is.

I have a quaker parrot and I was eating oatmeal, it had cinnimon in it and I was afraid to give him some, can he eat it?

I'm not sure exactly what constitutes wild oats. Lets stick with native grasses. Most are fine for horse consumption. There are some toxic weeds and plants but they are usually not oats.

Yes, oatmeal is a complex carbohydrate. It is typically used by athletes of all kinds for a great source of slow burning carbohydrates. However, this applies to oatmeal that is sugar free, being that sugar is a simple carbohydrate, oatmeal with sugar is both a simple and complex carbohydrate.

Hope this helps :)

Each 42oz container is about 30 servings. Each serving is 1/2c dry oatmeal.

1/2 × 30 = 15cups

Oz in this case is referring to the weight not volume of the product. So 8oz DOES NOT equal a cup unless you are measuring volume of a liquid. :)