Are these steel cut or oat groats? Is there a difference?
1772172
Whole groats are the whole kernel. Cut means whole groats cut into pieces. Cooks quicker. Hope it helps
1772173
These are steel cut oats. The difference between steel cut oats and oat groats is this: oat groats are the whole intact grains that have the inedible outermost hull removed; when these are then cut into 2 or 3 pieces by steel blades, they are called steel-cut oats. I hope this helps.
401025
Not steel toed, but a composite safety toe. Its an equivalent safety toe, just not steel.
639773
I'll add my comment to the mix.I measure the rice with the rice cup, put it in the bowl, and fill to the appropriate line based on the cups of dry rice you put in the bowl.For steel cut oats, I use the rice measure and the porridge scale, and use the porridge setting. I put in a little butter or coconut oil to prevent boilover, and it comes out spectacular.
1585828
Most web sites warning of acrylamides recommend steel cut oats as a substitute for other cereals. Alternately an email to Bob's Red Mill would answer your question. My personal experience: My cardiologist gave me an A+ and my GP gave me a "Gold Star" at my last checkups. (I'm 64 YO) I get a shipment of steel cut oats from Amazon every 3 months. :)
1585829
I would think there are no acrylamides in this product, as they do not use any sort of chemical processes to make this product. You have to toast these steel cut oats yourself if you want to, so I would say they have simply been washed in water and cut, no other processing.
1838255
Yes I would think so. They are built the same only the one for toes is larger. I bought them both because they are stainless steel and will not rust like the chrome plated. Rusty cutting edges are not sharp.
1263385
Yes and no. They are more berry like and firmer. Not so regular oats and mushy.
1496562
To me there is a big taste difference. The steel cut oats have a better/chewy texture and nutty flavor The quick oats are partially cooked and rolled flat. which does deplete flavor and nutrient value, in my opinion.
2099008
I'm not sure about oat groats, though I can say definitively that when grinding corn it must be completely dry or it will gum up the mill...hope this helps.
1590812
They are not Organic. However, the purity of Oats makes the difference. I personally do not feel because Organic is shown: it is any better for you And it costs way too much. G.F. is the "Key".
1176361
not the Steel Cut version. In fact I cook mine about 30 min. I make enough for the week and then just reheat a portion. Try the GF rolled oats or quick cooking for the uncook in yogurt idea. For yogurt I prefer some of the GF Granola.
2194175
Zourushi has a recipe for steel cut oats on its USA website:http://www.zojirushi.com/user/scripts/user/recipe.php?recipe_id=50
996134
They are in fact just steel. The only reason I bought these specific ones was because I thought they would look really nice on my board with my wheels. They are very nice bearings though! Just not the right picture for them.
1846659
The package does not say either way. Ingredients; organic whole grain oats. There is a lot of discussion on gluten and oats, check out www.bobsredmill.com and ask them!
1846657
There's much debate as to whether or not steel cut oats are gluten free. If you are truly gluten intolerant and not just jumping on the gluten free fad bandwagon, then I would say no, these are not gluten free. Bob's Red Mill does make a steel cut oats product that they market as gluten free. Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Steel Cut Oats, 24-ounce (Pack of 4)Hope this helps!
1172538
Yes you can. I put one cup steel cut oats, 2 cups water and 2 cups milk. Cook 6-8hrs. Comes out perfect. Also, make sure you spray the liner with nonstick spray before you add ingredients.
274239
No idea. The ingredients are listed as wheat flour and water only. Clearly they contain gluten. There are some oat matzos that supposedly are gluten free although gluten is aknown contamiant in some oat flours.