Bob’s Red Mill Organic Quick Cook Steel Cut Oats, 22-Ounce (Pack of 4)
- 22 Ounces
- Serving Size:
Bobs Red Mill Organic Quick Cooking Steel Cut Oats, 22 Ounce — 4 per case. Organic Quick Cooking Steel Cut Oats are simply whole oat groats that have been cut into neat little pieces on a specialized rotary granulator mill. We use high protein, whole grain oats that have been lightly toasted to create our hearty steel cut oats. Also known as Irish oats or pinhead oats, steel cut oats create a chewy, full-bodied hot cereal. Our Quick Cooking Steel Cut Oats are cut a little smaller than our Regul
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Great tasting, quick to prepare oatmeal,
Note: They regularly carry this at my local Costco in the SF Bay Area (a big 112oz bag) as well. The price as of March 2014 was $7.99. At the moment that’s a much better price than the Amazon price, so I usually get it there.
EDIT: Sadly, as of July 2014 they have stopped carrying this at my local Costco. Another Amazon member suggested it may still be stocked at some other Costco locations. I discovered that Costco also offers it through Google Shopping Express (which we have a free trial subscription to), so being a busy Mom I usually just do that now.
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|best tasting oatmeal,
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|These are NOT as good as the real thing,
If you haven’t tried the slow-cook steel-cut oats, you really ought to. These don’t taste bad (hence the three stars), but the regular McCann’s and Trader Joe’s steel cut oats are _much_ more enjoyable.
Maybe these quick-cook oats taste as good as the regular Bob’s Red Mill Steel Cut Oats (which I’ve never had), but I doubt it.
BTW, if I am cooking oats just for myself, what I do is cook up three or four mornings-worth of the slow-cook oats. After I’ve eaten my first portion, I refrigerate the rest, and the next morning I spoon some of that into a bowl, add a small amount of water and cover, and microwave it. Yes, even the leftover slow-cook oatmeal tastes a lot better than the quick stuff; and you don’t have to take the time every single day.
(As far as cleaning goes, the quick doesn’t stick to the pot like the slow does. To clean the pot when you eat the slow, just let it sit filled with soapy water a while before cleaning. A “Nylon Pan Scraper” also makes the clean-up fast and easy.)
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