The Retirement Thread

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classic33

Leg End Member
Is this right ...?
  • Oats are pretty much the unprocessed product. Often fed to livestock.
  • Porridge oats are rolled oats which still have most of the fibre and take some time to cook.
  • Oatmeal is a more processed form of rolled oats, with less fibre and quick to cook

I like the seeded ones - a bit of extra flavour, nutritional value, and 'crunch'!
Basically Yes.
Add around 50% extra to the cooking time, and any liquids that you add. You'll have to soak them longer as well.

A bag of them is cheaper than a decent sized box, as bought in the shop.
 

12boy

Guru
Location
Casper WY USA
Ah, this talk of rollups....I've made lots of those and some, not many, were made from tobacco. The ZigZag guys used to have a little roller machine with a belt and two rollers, but we thought if you can't do it yourself you've probably smoked enough already.
Now I need to keep whatever wits I still have about me so there will be no more rollups for me.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Ah, this talk of rollups....I've made lots of those and some, not many, were made from tobacco. The ZigZag guys used to have a little roller machine with a belt and two rollers, but we thought if you can't do it yourself you've probably smoked enough already.
Now I need to keep whatever wits I still have about me so there will be no more rollups for me.
Don't smoke, but from those that do, using the piece you mention marks you out as someone who should stick to buying ready made cigarettes.
 

PaulSB

Squire
Basically Yes.
Add around 50% extra to the cooking time, and any liquids that you add. You'll have to soak them longer as well.

A bag of them is cheaper than a decent sized box, as bought in the shop.
All this talk of oats. I used to make a lot of flapjack and my own muesli and granola. I found Kavanagh's oats from Aldi are by far the best quality both for cooking and straight forward porridge - my breakfast of choice.
 
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