Can I eat as cold cereal? Pour cold milk and eat? Thx
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I'm not the seller, but I wouldn't just pour milk on and eat these oats. However, if you let the oats soak in the milk for half an hour or so, they would be soft enough then. I eat them raw, myself - I sprinkle on cinnamon and raisins and then soak them in just enough water to cover for half an hour. Of course, most folks will likely cook them the traditional way.
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We bought these oats with the express purpose of making refrigerator oatmeal and it works perfect! We don't make it & eat right away, we make up in mason jars the night before, with our favorite add-ins (peanut butter/banana, berries & honey, apples & cinnamon). The oatmeal softens overnight and is delicious cold or microwaved for a minute.
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I have never mixed it with cold milk , my local coffee house uses this type of dark chocolate , it is very concentrate , it may be a little much for cold milk , I would recommend buying a smaller amount in case you don't like it . I love mixing it with hot coffee .
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I haven't tried it but if it was something I needed to do regularly, I would risk one bowl to find out. I really think you could but can't promise. I guess I haven't put anything super hot in them, maybe cereal and hot soup. I definitely wouldn't put anything hotter than boiling water, 212 F, though.
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Yes you can, but I would not heat the bowls in the microwave. They seem to thin to me, but I'm not sure because I only use the bowls for cold cereal.
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I think you mean bananas. You can use other frozen fruits, but the result is less creamy, more like sorbet.
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My new recipe:1 cup of steel cut oats, 3 1/2 cups water (or slightly less), a handful of dried cranberries or dried cherries (the cheapest that I've found are at Aldi), 1 tbs sorghum molasses, 1 tsp vanilla, a big pinch of cinnamon, a small pinch of nutmeg, a small pinch of allspice, a small pinch of ginger, and a sprinkle of salt (all to taste).Put it all in at bedtime and set the timer for at least an hour before I get up using the "soup" setting. Stir before eating.
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You can control this by only putting in the amount of milk you are going to use in the machine. If I put in too much and am not drinking a second cup, I pour the milk out and use it on my cereal or put it back in the fridge. I have frothed it a second time with additional milk.
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I add a scoop of protein and have it before bed. Add little water and it becomes like pudding. :) Pop in fridge and if your protein is ISO 100 Fudge brownie it literally tastes like brownie batter with same consistency! I've also added to yogurt with blueberries and couldn't taste it.
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Sorry, haven't done this yet but it sounds like a great idea...mixed with some milk should do the trick.
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Hmmm... I used frozen yogurt w berries and no bananas and it was fabulous!! Cashews too could make it "creamier" too . So, nope don't have to use frozen bananas if you don't want to !
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I always have it with some non-dairy milk & fruit. It's sweet, though, so you don't need a lot of sweet fruit. Bananas work well.
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Indeed you can...I mix the cocoa wit a bit of sugar, so that the cocoa doesn't clump and add warm milk also it doesn't clump then mix in cold milk..really delicious as I like dark chocolate best.
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Yes you can, and you can use natural yogurt 1 sp, and warm up You milk, they grow very fast
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Yes, it would taste a little malted for the cereal,a unique flavour. For the pancake mix it would also work,it might even taste better than ,non-fat or regular milk. I have used this malted milk for making crepes..and it worked out great.Another great tip,when making scrambled eggs for a sunday or people brunch,I usually add half and half for fluffy ness, .this time I added 2 tablespoons of malted milk along with the half and half, and it also turned out light and fluffy and had that unique flavour. yes this can be used in a few different ways, so have fun trying different things, good Luck,and best wishes.Ralph Yes, it would taste a little malted for the cereal,a unique flavour. For the pancake mix it would also work,it might even taste better than ,non-fat or regular milk. I have used this malted milk for making crepes..and it worked out great.Another great tip,when making scrambled eggs for a sunday or people brunch,I usually add half and half for fluffy ness, .this time I added 2 tablespoons of malted milk along with the half and half, and it also turned out light and fluffy and had that unique flavour. yes this can be used in a few different ways, so have fun trying different things, good... » Read More Yes, it would taste a little malted for the cereal,a unique flavour. For the pancake mix it would also work,it might even taste better than ,non-fat or regular milk. I have used this malted milk for making crepes..and it worked out great.Another great tip,when making scrambled eggs for a sunday or people brunch,I usually add half and half for fluffy ness, .this time I added 2 tablespoons of malted milk along with the half and half, and it also turned out light and fluffy and had that unique flavour. yes this can be used in a few different ways, so have fun trying different things, good Luck,and best wishes.Ralph « Show Less
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yes, you can. I blend with with half of a banana ,some berries and vanilla almond ,soy or coconut milk and a cup of ice.
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I've eaten this but personally I would skip it and go for Special K Nourish or Bob's Red Mill Muesli. For hot cereal the Nourish can't be beat for taking away hunger. The muesli mixed with flavored yougurt the night before and refrigerated is really good, filling and you don't even think about eating.
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The container says its your own preference. Milk or water. I use hot water more so. You can even make ICE CHAI with it ,which I like in the summertime ;-p