Everyday my go-to breakfast is oatmeal with 1 cup frozen blueberries, 1tbsp sliced almonds, and 1-2 tbsp wheat germ. I've been eating that for breakfast every workday and I haven't gotten tired of it yet because it's the perfect energy breakfast AND delicious.
— Anonymous
01/29/2011 - 10:59am
I like to put walnuts and a little protein powder in my oatmeal to give me a kick-start in the morning.
One of my favorites on the weekends is some homemade oatmeal pancakes!
There's a great recipe for Homemade Pancakes
— Anonymous
01/28/2011 - 2:35pm
interesting thing about adding salt into the water boil, apparently this can inhibit the release of soluble fiber from the oats during cooking. Add that AHA just reduced the amounts of salt they're recommending - again - for those people in hi risk groups... it just doesn't make sense to have it as a required. At our house hold, we're usually making a large pot (3qt for 3 people) of oats, walnuts, raisins, and cranberries for a three or four day span. Then at service it's all about portion control and couldn't be easier.
— Anonymous
01/16/2011 - 2:03pm
My mom always used butter, cream and sugar in our oatmeal. Talk about yummy! Now I use a little bit of I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Light, fat free milk and Splenda. It still tastes delicious!
— Anonymous
01/10/2011 - 4:46pm
You should clarify that the 4 grams of soluble fiber is for 1 cup of uncooked oatmeal, and the 2 grams in the raspberries is not entirely soluble, but includes insoluble as well.
— Anonymous
01/10/2011 - 3:21pm
This is a really great article. I take my oatmeal with me to work and eat it around 9:30am along with a fruit, either blueberries or strawberries. Otherwise I would be eating at 7:30am and be starving by 10:30. I also bring a handful of almonds with me to munch between breakfast and lunch.
— Anonymous
01/10/2011 - 2:50pm
I LOVE add cooked apples or sliced bananas + pumpkin puree to my oatmeal, along with some nut butter for staying power. And a few chocolate chips on Friday mornings are always fun :)
Everyday my go-to breakfast is oatmeal with 1 cup frozen blueberries, 1tbsp sliced almonds, and 1-2 tbsp wheat germ. I've been eating that for breakfast every workday and I haven't gotten tired of it yet because it's the perfect energy breakfast AND delicious.
— Anonymous
01/29/2011 - 10:59am
I like to put walnuts and a little protein powder in my oatmeal to give me a kick-start in the morning.
One of my favorites on the weekends is some homemade oatmeal pancakes!
There's a great recipe for Homemade Pancakes
— Anonymous
01/28/2011 - 2:35pm
interesting thing about adding salt into the water boil, apparently this can inhibit the release of soluble fiber from the oats during cooking. Add that AHA just reduced the amounts of salt they're recommending - again - for those people in hi risk groups... it just doesn't make sense to have it as a required. At our house hold, we're usually making a large pot (3qt for 3 people) of oats, walnuts, raisins, and cranberries for a three or four day span. Then at service it's all about portion control and couldn't be easier.
— Anonymous
01/16/2011 - 2:03pm
My mom always used butter, cream and sugar in our oatmeal. Talk about yummy! Now I use a little bit of I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Light, fat free milk and Splenda. It still tastes delicious!
— Anonymous
01/10/2011 - 4:46pm
You should clarify that the 4 grams of soluble fiber is for 1 cup of uncooked oatmeal, and the 2 grams in the raspberries is not entirely soluble, but includes insoluble as well.
— Anonymous
01/10/2011 - 3:21pm
This is a really great article. I take my oatmeal with me to work and eat it around 9:30am along with a fruit, either blueberries or strawberries. Otherwise I would be eating at 7:30am and be starving by 10:30. I also bring a handful of almonds with me to munch between breakfast and lunch.
— Anonymous
01/10/2011 - 2:50pm
I LOVE add cooked apples or sliced bananas + pumpkin puree to my oatmeal, along with some nut butter for staying power. And a few chocolate chips on Friday mornings are always fun :)
— Anonymous
01/10/2011 - 2:43pm
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