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    Cooking my Oats?

    I need help with my first meal. I have a quick (hopefully not too stupid) question.

    My first meal consists of:
    1-1/2 cups oats cooked (in a microwave with water)
    3 raw eggs blended up with 25 grams whey protein and half cup milk
    serving of grapes

    I usually add a serving of yogurt to my oats for flavor

    My question is this: Is there any reason i can't just blend the oats into my eggs and protein drink? You know dry instead of cooking them. It would make my breakfast a lot faster and i could cut out the yogurt.

    Thanks for any help here.

    I really don't want to get into a raw egg debate here. I want an oat debate.

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    yes you can do that.

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    I grind oats in a coffee grinder and add them to shakes when i want to add some carbs.

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    I add whole oats to my shakes, so you can def. do this with yours.

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    when u put them in the mircowave does it make you oats like soggy and sticky?

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    Quote Originally Posted by robofish View Post
    when u put them in the mircowave does it make you oats like soggy and sticky?

    it makes them a little to soggy to me,i like them much better stove top and really does not take that much longer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robofish View Post
    when u put them in the mircowave does it make you oats like soggy and sticky?
    yes....it just turns it into oatmeal.....

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