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The Pantry Quiz #36

Oats, on The Pantry Quiz.

Multiple choice

Mares eat oats and does eat oats, and little lambs eat ivy. Or so I've heard. Which of these oats packs in the most dietary fiber?

1. Oat bran
2. Oatmeal
3. Rolled oats

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Comments

I'd have to say oat bran, although truthfully I'm not sure!

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the answer, I believe, is oat bran, known as "salvado de avena" here in Costa Rica!

I would have to guess "oat bran"

I'm going with oat bran. None currently in my pantry.

Rolled oats

I would assume that oat bran has the most dietary fiber per measure. Technically, rolled oats and oatmeal are one and the same product, just interchangeable names. Since I am gluten intolerant, I always have the certified gluten free oats in my pantry and use them in various forms.

Oat bran, fer sure. Well, almost sure :)

So sneaky, to encourage us to doubt the obvious -- or else we're all wrong!

Oat bran.

Yes.
(I've no idea, but I want to soak oats in buttermilk now!)

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