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 Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:23 pm
I'm not much of a morning person so I end up eating brunch rather than breakfast. 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:12 pm
Love the Crunch Berries, they are usually an evening snack, but my morning cereal is apple cinnimon oatmeal fixed in the microwave with 1/2 cup milk. My cat always gets a little bowl of milk too. He pouts with me if I run out of milk.
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Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:19 pm
I'm surprised that so many people eat oatmeal... I guess y'all will outlive me.
I love turkey bacon and eggs with biscuits.
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Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 7:03 pm
Oatmeal is good if you can customize it. I put half a cup of 5-Minute rolled oats in a cereal bowl, pour in just barely enough water to show (not really cover) and microwave on high for 2 minutes. Then I let it sit in there for another two minutes while I finish scrambling the kids' eggs. It makes a firm patty, which I sprinkle with raisins (if I'm dieting) or sugar and milk (if I'm not). It's chewy and tastey. My daughter uses more water and 3 minutes of cooking on a lower power, to get a mushier product, like how it turns out if you follow the stove-top directions. But I can't stand the stuff they serve in restaraunts! It's porridge or gruel or something, but unworthy of the name oatmeal!
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Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 9:41 pm
Taxi Mama Oatmeal is good if you can customize it. I put half a cup of 5-Minute rolled oats in a cereal bowl, pour in just barely enough water to show (not really cover) and microwave on high for 2 minutes. Then I let it sit in there for another two minutes while I finish scrambling the kids' eggs. It makes a firm patty, which I sprinkle with raisins (if I'm dieting) or sugar and milk (if I'm not). It's chewy and tastey. My daughter uses more water and 3 minutes of cooking on a lower power, to get a mushier product, like how it turns out if you follow the stove-top directions. But I can't stand the stuff they serve in restaraunts! It's porridge or gruel or something, but unworthy of the name oatmeal! I'll have to try your method. Normally, I make the oatmeal the regular way before cutting off the heat and adding milk. I flavor it up with spices and sweeten with molasses and it works a miracle of helping me stay much warmer.
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Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:36 am
3 out of for dragons died on me. -_-
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Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 7:03 pm
lunaci 3 out of for dragons died on me. -_- Thats very sad. Where did you get them? I got to pet a bearded dragon at the fair the other day.
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Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 7:05 pm
Taxi Mama Oatmeal is good if you can customize it. I put half a cup of 5-Minute rolled oats in a cereal bowl, pour in just barely enough water to show (not really cover) and microwave on high for 2 minutes. Then I let it sit in there for another two minutes while I finish scrambling the kids' eggs. It makes a firm patty, which I sprinkle with raisins (if I'm dieting) or sugar and milk (if I'm not). It's chewy and tastey. My daughter uses more water and 3 minutes of cooking on a lower power, to get a mushier product, like how it turns out if you follow the stove-top directions. But I can't stand the stuff they serve in restaraunts! It's porridge or gruel or something, but unworthy of the name oatmeal! I make my oatmeal exactly the same way you do then i put plain yogurt and chopped apples on it. yum!
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Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 7:11 pm
lunaci In dedication to Goldiepirate's cause, I made a little something for the poll whores.... Such a nice thread hope it keeps going!
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Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 7:14 pm
Goldiepirate Taxi Mama Oatmeal is good if you can customize it. I put half a cup of 5-Minute rolled oats in a cereal bowl, pour in just barely enough water to show (not really cover) and microwave on high for 2 minutes. Then I let it sit in there for another two minutes while I finish scrambling the kids' eggs. It makes a firm patty, which I sprinkle with raisins (if I'm dieting) or sugar and milk (if I'm not). It's chewy and tastey. My daughter uses more water and 3 minutes of cooking on a lower power, to get a mushier product, like how it turns out if you follow the stove-top directions. But I can't stand the stuff they serve in restaraunts! It's porridge or gruel or something, but unworthy of the name oatmeal! I make my oatmeal exactly the same way you do then i put plain yogurt and chopped apples on it. yum! Makes is high in protein and calcium and I use fat free yogurt. very healthy. Takes a bit to get used of eatting yogurt without sugar, but once you get used of it its so good.
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Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 7:57 pm
Goldiepirate lunaci 3 out of for dragons died on me. -_- Thats very sad. Where did you get them? I got to pet a bearded dragon at the fair the other day. I got them from dragoncave.net. An easy way to get there is to click on my egg. this also helps my dragon out.
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Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 8:08 pm
Goldiepirate Goldiepirate Taxi Mama Oatmeal is good if you can customize it. I put half a cup of 5-Minute rolled oats in a cereal bowl, pour in just barely enough water to show (not really cover) and microwave on high for 2 minutes. Then I let it sit in there for another two minutes while I finish scrambling the kids' eggs. It makes a firm patty, which I sprinkle with raisins (if I'm dieting) or sugar and milk (if I'm not). It's chewy and tastey. My daughter uses more water and 3 minutes of cooking on a lower power, to get a mushier product, like how it turns out if you follow the stove-top directions. But I can't stand the stuff they serve in restaraunts! It's porridge or gruel or something, but unworthy of the name oatmeal! I make my oatmeal exactly the same way you do then i put plain yogurt and chopped apples on it. yum! Makes is high in protein and calcium and I use fat free yogurt. very healthy. Takes a bit to get used of eatting yogurt without sugar, but once you get used of it its so good. I had a similar experience with seltzer water. It's acutally a lot more refreashing than soda. If you are one who must have soda, just mix seltzer with juice (I love mixing it with cranberry juice).
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Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 7:31 pm
reibainokami This thread makes me want cereal. Too bad I'm lactose intolerant. crying There is always hope. Eating the cereal dry or eating it with lactade. Don't give up hope.
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 10:06 am
Gussie_chan reibainokami This thread makes me want cereal. Too bad I'm lactose intolerant. crying There is always hope. Eating the cereal dry or eating it with lactade. Don't give up hope. I thought someone who is lactose-intolerant can drink soy milk with little problem?
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Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 10:01 am
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