[Hodar]

If you haven’t tried the Quaker (or other brand) “Steel Cut Oats”, you are missing out. It’s the oats that are cut, but are not steamed, rolled, re-cooked and toasted (this removes much of the protein and nutrition). Seriously, this process takes a lot of the protein out of the oats - which is then dried and made into other products. The Steel Cut Oats take a full 30 minutes to cook - but they are so creamy and good - you’ll never go back to oatmeal.

[netmilsmom]

We are going to the store today. Thanks for the hint!
I’ll bet they can be made in a Crock Pot. Set them up the night before, hot breakfast in the morning!

[jboot]

McCanns are the best SCO. Quaker isn't bad, tho. You are right about oatmeal-yuck.

I use cooked and dried steel cut oats in my breads. It makes a deliciously crunchy loaf.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

I love them and so did my kids, even though they called them “a bowl-full of boogars”!

[battousai]

“Steel Cut Oats”

Sounds good, but will have to try them on a weekend, don't have 30 mins to wait for my oatmeal on a work day LOL :)

[Carriage Hill]

Thanks H; I’m gonna get a box next time I’m in the supermarket and try ‘em!