You can use steel cut oats and rolled oats interchangeably if you’re making porridge. The base of your oatmeal bowl doesn’t ...

Adding toppings or ingredients to oatmeal can have advantages or disadvantages, but the oats at the base of oatmeal offer ...

But there is just something magical about steel cut oats (AKA: Irish/Scottish/Pinhead Oats). They retain some much-needed texture that makes one think of Irish/Scottish-style porridge or Italian ...

steel cut, Scottish, and rolled—the nutritional value remains the same. Is oatmeal the same as porridge? Not exactly. Oatmeal can be a porridge, but not all porridge are made with oatmeal.

You may have seen various types of oatmeal on store shelves and wondered what the difference is between, say, rolled oats, steel cut, and instant ... up into a mushy porridge, though, groats ...

Steel cut, rolled, unstabilised ... “I don’t know why you need quick oats, my porridge takes just two minutes to make and if you don’t have two minutes to make breakfast you’ve got ...

Rolled, unstabilised, protein, quick, steel cut. There are a lot of choices ... “I don’t know why you need quick oats, my porridge takes just two minutes to make and if you don’t have ...