My recipe is:

Half a cup of oats and half a cup of semi skimmed milk. Nuke for 1min :20secs.

Then topped with honey.

with water, thats all, guess i’m a single speeder of the porridge world.

Mornflake for me. I buy mine direct from the factory shop at the mill but they do sell them in Morrisons

tesco finest here,

mixed with bran from health food shop for added pooping.

I mix 50% ‘premium’ rolled oats with 50% ‘cheap crap’ chopped oats when I’m making flapjacks. The former gives texture and the latter binds it all together nicely.

I know not of this ‘porridge’ of which you speak, I’m allergic to breakfast.

with water, thats all, guess i’m a single speeder of the porridge world.

Just in case you hadn’t heard

CG get some from the market next time you’re in Salisbury. 3 x 750g bags for £2, and there’s never any husks. I worked out once that my breakfast costs about 2p in oats!

Just use scotts oats here and soak in ok r apple juice over night

When I move in with the missis she bought oat so simple – she never did that again once I showed her the cost per kg for what Was just oats !

Oatmeal of Alford = full of bits of stone (grindstone?) when I tried it. Chipped a tooth one morning, almost did the same the next morning, binned the rest.
Be careful out there.

read the other day that a spoonful of cinnamon reduces the insulin spike from the porridge carbs

water & porridge+ milk and either chopped dried apricots/banana/raisins/honey/maple syrup or a drop of sugar if cupboard is bare

scots do an ‘old fashioned’ variety in our local morrisons (tesco doe’snt do them) that are the larger more chewy oats, no husks ever, really lovely. far nicer than standard mushy oats. i’m a total convert.

+1 for the Scots Old Fashioned oats

EDIT: Forgot to say that Morrisons had them on offer this week, buy 2 save a quid.

gavtheoldskater – Member

with water, thats all, guess i’m a single speeder of the porridge world.

Oats & water = Gruel
Oats & milk = porridge

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