oat flour?

[LightWheyt]

Is there any nutritional difference between out flour and oatmeal? Or is Oat flour just ground up oatmeal? Im asking this because i blend my oatmeal in the morning for my breakfast shake (as im sure many of you do) and i wondering if i could use oat flour to skip the blending process. /forum/images/graemlins/confused.gif

[NutMeg]

You need to look really closely at the ingredients as it would most likely contain preservatives. That and look for "whole oat"

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Whole Oat
It means that the grain contains all three parts of the grain: germ, endosperm and bran. The whole grain provides maximum health benefit.

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A compromise would be to get one of those choppers and chop up your oats into a powder type form yourself. I do this when making my egg white and oat pancakes to make things smoother. Chopping up a bunch at a time and keeping it in an air-tight plastic baggy might be worth your while as well.

[Satch]

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You need to look really closely at the ingredients as it would most likely contain preservatives. That and look for "whole oat"

[ QUOTE ]
Whole Oat
It means that the grain contains all three parts of the grain: germ, endosperm and bran. The whole grain provides maximum health benefit.

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A compromise would be to get one of those choppers and chop up your oats into a powder type form yourself. I do this when making my egg white and oat pancakes to make things smoother. Chopping up a bunch at a time and keeping it in an air-tight plastic baggy might be worth your while as well.

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0o0o0o! You are going to have to pm me your recipe for those! /forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif

[LightWheyt]

thanks for the clarification

[nic6paul]

get the coffee grinder. it literally makes my oatmeal turn into a flour powder. good investment and only cost like 10-20$.