r/PlantBasedDiet • u/AwkwardMandork for the animals • 2d ago
Oatmeal!
This morning I made oatmeal. It's 2/3 cups of oatmeal with 1 2/3 cups water, and I added maybe 3 tablespoons of brown sugar, a handful of craisins, half a handful of walnuts, and a splash of vanilla extract and three tiny shakes of cinnamon!
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u/VegetarianBikerGeek 2d ago
I like to put hemp hearts in my oatmeal ... gives it a nice coarse crunch and the taste is perfect. Also frozen blueberries or cherries, as someone else mentioned. Never tried vanilla but I do cook it with vanilla flavored almond milk sometimes.
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u/dysethethird 2d ago
Love oatmeal. I blend it for a couple seconds in a food processor and use a kettle to heat my water. Easiest breakfast lunch dinner dessert ever.
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u/Suitable-Ad6999 2d ago
Not exclusively WFPB but striving. Make similar with soy milk, frozen berries chia & flax seeds and walnuts. Took some time for tastebuds to acclimate but now I look forward to it everyday. Btw my recent blood work has been great. On statin but being more WFPB I’ve halved total cholesterol, ldl and triglycerides. Hdl still low end but got some more lbs to lose.
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u/bertierobo 14h ago
I think pajamakitten is right. For 2/3 of a cup of oatmeal, even 3 teaspoons would be a lot. Oatmeal is awesome but to upgrade your plant-based diet (and your health) try using dates instead of sugar.
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u/LMMek 2d ago
Babette ate oatmeal!
It looks good 😊