Has this product been recently reformulated? The one I have from a few years back does not mention oatmeal extract.
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Look at the ingredients (if it has the label, mine was covered up by a UPC sticker) and it should have "Avena sativa (Oat) Kernel Extract." It doesn't specifically say "oatmeal," only Oat Kernel.
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I believe the label was different and listed green tea and oatmeal as part of the formula now the label just says "Sapone" soap in Italian for sensitive skin, I honestly can feel or smell a difference between he current offering and the ones I had years ago. it is my favorite offering from Proaso.
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it seems to be a good product.i like it.it makes a good lather,stays moist,has a nice smell and lasts a long time.i have tried different kinds of shave soap,this is a better one.i have not found the best yet!
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I haven't noticed the expiration date either but I'm sure it must be somewhere on the packaging ... the packets are well sealed and an expiration date has never been of concern to me ... oatmeal is one of those things that, if stored properly, lasts for years.
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I haven't bought or used this particular container. However, I have cooked oatmeal in the microwave many many times. I have had it overflow in different containers, but stay in the bowl in the same container another time. I haven't tried lowering the power although that might help. The issues that seem to cause overflow are how full the container is, how long it is cooked without being stirred or the door opened to stop the rise of the oatmeal. I have used both old fashioned and quick cooking oats. Both have overflowed. The container needs to be big enough to hold the oatmeal and have room for the oats to rise. I haven't bought or used this particular container. However, I have cooked oatmeal in the microwave many many times. I have had it overflow in different containers, but stay in the bowl in the same container another time. I haven't tried lowering the power although that might help. The issues that seem to cause overflow are how full the container is, how long it is cooked without being stirred or the door opened to stop the rise of the oatmeal. I have used both old fashioned and quick cooking oats. Both have overflowed. The container needs to be big enough to hold the oatmeal and have room... » Read More I haven't bought or used this particular container. However, I have cooked oatmeal in the microwave many many times. I have had it overflow in different containers, but stay in the bowl in the same container another time. I haven't tried lowering the power although that might help. The issues that seem to cause overflow are how full the container is, how long it is cooked without being stirred or the door opened to stop the rise of the oatmeal. I have used both old fashioned and quick cooking oats. Both have overflowed. The container needs to be big enough to hold the oatmeal and have room for the oats to rise. « Show Less
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I think they changed the product to better meet the shelf life. I don't think it means it's older but fresher. Dr Ohhira must have made a discovery in how to keep his probiotic fresh for longer periods of time. It's still the same inside. They just changed the outside.
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Over the last 5 or 6 years I had glyconutrients compounded for me at a local pharmacy with my doctors prescription. My insurance quit paying for it so I bought the Mannatech New Generation and it tastes different than what I had compounded. The doctor who invented this nutrient quit working for Mannatech and went on his own. Google "Wellness Quest". it tastes different also and is a tad more expensive. Amazon may even carry it.
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Sorry...it's the nasty new and allegedly improved formula. I asked a similar question a few weeks ago, and if you find it, I posted a link in the answers on that thread where you may find some of the old stuff.
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Kelly, The product used to be rice derived but we moved to wheat because all of our customers gave feedback that it was more effective. I checked out the title and bullet points to confirm it was switched to wheat. I do see in fact the description still has 1 rice notation in it and I will update it ASAP... Thanks for pointing this out for me !
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Other reviewers on Amazon revealed that this is not Ceylon Cinnamon, considered the safest. I will be looking for ceylon cinnamon now myself since i put lots of it on my oatmeal 3/4 times a week.
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the ingredients list organic sheep sorrel as included. I'm confused. I checked their website, and it also lists sheep sorrel in the ingredient list. Are you pointing out that it's not listed as sheep sorrel "root"?
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Totally - the only grain in it is oatmeal. Oops! I didn't look at the product you are reviewing. I have used the cereal for about 3 years, but have not tried the bars yet!
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I haven't noticed anything. I think all this formula non-sense is much ado about nothing, people hear about 'formula changes' and then immediately become skeptic of the product and Think it tastes worse. I've been using this stuff for years for yogurt, tea, coffee, oatmeal ect. and haven't noticed a difference.Maybe the first batch after the change wasn't tested thoroughly enough and wasn't sweet enough, and my orders fell between the batches(I typically order several canisters at a time, enough for nearly a year), but whatever problems they may have had they've obviously ironed out.This is still one of the best tasting, most cost effective sugar substitutes in existence. I haven't noticed anything. I think all this formula non-sense is much ado about nothing, people hear about 'formula changes' and then immediately become skeptic of the product and Think it tastes worse. I've been using this stuff for years for yogurt, tea, coffee, oatmeal ect. and haven't noticed a difference.Maybe the first batch after the change wasn't tested thoroughly enough and wasn't sweet enough, and my orders fell between the batches(I typically order several canisters at a time, enough for nearly a year), but whatever problems they may have had they've obviously ironed... » Read More I haven't noticed anything. I think all this formula non-sense is much ado about nothing, people hear about 'formula changes' and then immediately become skeptic of the product and Think it tastes worse. I've been using this stuff for years for yogurt, tea, coffee, oatmeal ect. and haven't noticed a difference.Maybe the first batch after the change wasn't tested thoroughly enough and wasn't sweet enough, and my orders fell between the batches(I typically order several canisters at a time, enough for nearly a year), but whatever problems they may have had they've obviously ironed out.This is still one of the best tasting, most cost effective sugar substitutes in existence. « Show Less
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Hello! We are not sure when we will receive that product as of yet because will still have the old formulation in stock at this time. We update the information once we are informed of the change. We thank you for your time! Have a wonderful. Kayla P. Swanson Health Products Customer Care
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I don't see it listed in the ingredients. I have heard that they recently changed their formula and I have the old version.
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We've mixed it into oatmeal with no problem. We've also baked it into a coconut-based flatbread. It turned out great!
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They blatantly lie. I had the same question. The nutrition facts are close to what oats are but it doesn't contain any actual oat powder. That would be okay if it was not labeled "oat powder"
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I just tried a half teaspoon, since I don't remember it having much of a flavor. It was kind of like chewing a bit of grass stalk- slightly sweet, with just a tiny bit of bitterness after I'd chewed most of the other flavor away. I've eaten a lot of wheat germ in my oatmeal over the years and never noticed any bitterness. I store mine in the fridge, not the freezer, for up to a year until I need to reorder the case quantity. If it tastes bitter all by itself, I think you should have it replaced.Hope that helps.
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Oatmeal is a traditional cereal that if kept dry and sealed with the lid could last for years. If you are unsure then taste a few dry grains. I have never had a problem with this product and, in fact, it got me eating oatmeal again after years. So much BETTER and more flavorful than rolled oats. The sell by date on the can should NOT be confused with USE BY.