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Re: Morning oatmeal

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    I make about a week's worth at a shot in my slow cooker, cooks while I
    sleep... first morning I have it fresh made, the other mornings I
    reheat in the nuker. I buy steel cut oats for 75¢/lb including
    shipping in 50 pound sacks from: http://www.store.honeyvillegrain.com
    This tastes much better than McCain's...

    Absolutely. And I was a McCann's devotee for 20 years.

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    oats... with McCain's you're paying mostly for cans.

    Hey thanks for the honeyvillegrain.com link!

    I used to eat the McCanns - lol about the cost of the cans.

    Now I get groats aka uncut oats from the local yuppy whole food store
    - aptly named Wild Oats. I forget the exact price but it is slightly
    over a buck a pound. I store it in large glass jars.

    When it is cold, and I have to be effcient in the morning, I cook it
    in a small crock pot on a timer. I also add some brown sugar,
    raisins and dried cranberrys. About 3 hours does it for me - might
    be a bit mushy for some.

    On more leisurely mornings, I cook it on the stove. I let it come to
    a boil and then turn the stove down to low. Sorry I don't have any
    exact times.

    Jay

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