Irish oatmeal.....better than Quaker Oats?

[CroDalMatinac]

Just wondering if this stuff is better than regular oats. It has no sugar compared to Quaker, and has 1 gram of protein more per serving. Should I pick this up instead/ All the other macros are exactly the same. It's Old Fashioned of course, BTW. /forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

[JTiger]

I hear it takes much longer to prepare

[CroDalMatinac]

Doesn't matter to me though. I have lots of time in the morning...hehe.

[nothwang]

yeah, i like irish oats. the one in the metal can right?

[nothwang]

well, i am sure there are other brands other than the one in the metal can.

[NJIron]

Never heard of the stuff, I'll have to look for it.

[The Champion]

i really like the taste of irish oats, but it does take a bit longer to cook.

[Swedish_Captain]

Is it called McCants Irish oatmeal? That's what I ususally get.

[Tuf]

That's all I used to eat until I discovered the 9 lb. box of Quaker at Costco. lol Much easier than buying a bunch of little boxes every week. /forum/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

[JTiger]

Oatmeal in bulk. I'll be there this weekend

[nothwang]

well, at my grocery store they sell quaker oats inseveral different sized canisters. the biggest one is still only a few bucks.