Thinking Outside the Oatmeal Box – IOTW Report

Thinking Outside the Oatmeal Box

Saw this on an endcap at my local Walmart. Given the baby boomers who grew up watching cartoons with a bowl of sugary cereal, I completely get this concept. Here

What General Mills is being told about the oatmeal market. Here

31 Comments on Thinking Outside the Oatmeal Box

  1. Meh. I never developed a taste for sweetened and flavored oatmeal. It’s much better with a dab of butter and a sprinkling of salt.

    If you’re truly adventurous, add a little freshly ground black pepper, preferably Lampong. But just a leeeetle!

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  2. I put some cereals right up there with junk food. Plain oatmeal is probably the best out of all of them – steel cut. I’m a lo-carber so I don’t eat that stuff nor do I miss it.

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  3. Notice that it’s never, ever healthy food portrayed. Nor is truth about how to actually be lean and healthy ever shown on the mind control portal (TV); instead they constantly suggest un-truth by showing a sweaty young model in front of a “Mirror” or on a Peloton (“Come on, you can do it!”)- now go have that sugary caffeine bomb as a reward) lol. But it’s really ~ ALL about item 1 above.

    Hmm, think there might actually be something to this concealment of the truth and non-stop pushing instead of UNhealthy UNtruth (sugar, caffiene, etc)?

    Nah.. “they” would never conspire to make us unhealthy and mentally dependent on big medical/pharma, would they?

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  4. Wait!

    Using liberal logic that Ivermectin is a horse medicine ONLY, then oats are a horse food ONLY, so the Government should ABLSOLUTELY step in to make sure people ONLY eat foods CURRENTLY approved by the Government for human consumption…/s

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  5. Boiled old fashion Oats with a little brown sugar and cream or 1/2 and 1/2. It works for me. I don’t know why people have to have gimmicks every day or two. Flat bread, what? Two slices for 3 bucks. No, standard sliced bread more for your buck.

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  6. “…baby boomers who grew up watching cartoons with a bowl of sugary cereal…”

    Those were the days! Saturday morning, 06:00 a.m., in your pajamas on a rug in the den with a bowl of… you choose, for me it was Wheaties.

    I guess kids today aren’t doing that. Probably true because real cartoons aren’t on TV anymore.

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  7. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day

    Another lie propagated by the government with the aide of the medical community

    Fast and don’t eat sweats. I hate to admit it but that includes alcohol

  8. I eat organic quick oats made with organic low fat milk and then a little maple syrup whenever I don’t know what else to eat for dinner–husband gets the leftover meat and vegs but I don’t mind! Fills me up. Oh and I usually grind some flax seed on top.

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  9. Protein balls. 1.5 cups Old Fashion Oats, 1 cup Peanut Butter, 1 cup Protein Powder, 1 tbsp Chia seeds, 4 tbsp Honey, splash of Vanilla, add mini Choco Chips and/or Coconut Flakes to taste. Roll into golfball size balls and refrigerate up to 5 days.

  10. Oats, peas, wheat, potatoes, rice and barley are all what you eat when you have no food. Survival rations they are, something to live on, never… unless you have to. Corn too.

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