Have You Heard of Quaker® Steel Cut Oatmeal?


*I was not financially compensated for this post. I received a sample for review purposes. The opinions are completely my own based on my experience.*

Have You Heard of Quaker® Steel Cut Oatmeal?

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I got a sample of the new Quaker® Steel Cut Quick 3-Minute Oatmeal from BzzAgent. I’m always happy to receive a package from them, because then I can say that I #GotItFree!!

I made an envelope of the oatmeal, as directed and wasn’t really happy, at first. It was very thick and very sticky…not the oatmeal I’m used to from Quaker®. I called the company directly and asked them if there were other methods to prepare this. For one, I don’t like making my meal in the microwave and two, it just didn’t come out very well. I asked the lady, if I could just add hot water and let it sit, like the other ones and she said “Sure, it just might take a little bit longer than you are used to, because of the different cut.” That’s fine with me. I tried it that way and it turned out great. This is perfect to have for breakfast and to just add some blueberries or strawberries to it for a little extra pizzazz! I was very happy with the product (once I learned how to do it) and would definitely recommend.steel

Here’s Some More Info:

steelIs breakfast starting to feel like “been there, done that” meal? Bagels? Blah. Strudel? So-so. Stale cupcakes? Hey, we’ve all been there. If you’re ready for a breakfast makeover, allow us to introduce NEW Quaker® Steel Cut Quick 3-Minute Oatmeal.
Each convenient pouch provides a hearty texture and nutty taste in just 3 minutes. Pour the oats into a bowl, add water and microwave. That’s it! It’s stick-to-your-ribs goodness your whole family can enjoy even on the busiest mornings.
Because they’re cut instead of rolled, steel-cut oats have more of a thick, satisfying whole-grain texture, plus a delicious flavor! Blueberries & Cranberries create the perfect combo with real pieces of fruit, or satisfy your sweet tooth with a dash of sugar and spice in Brown Sugar & Cinnamon, which is made with brown sugar and cinnamon.

It’s tough to beat the hearty goodness of steel-cut oats. Because they’re cut instead of rolled, you get more of that thick, satisfying whole-grain texture. But on busy mornings (heck, on regular mornings!) finding 30 minutes to make them isn’t always doable. Luckily, the innovative folks at Quaker® found a work-around: Quaker® Steel Cut Quick 3-Minute Oatmeal. These oats:

  • Provide a hearty texture
  • Are available in two delicious flavors: Brown Sugar & Cinnamon and Blueberries & Cranberries
  • Come in convenient single-serve pouches

 

Preparation Instructions:

Microwave Preparation (for 1 serving):
1/3 cups of Quaker Steel Cut Oats, uncooked
3/4 cups water
A dash of salt (For low sodium diets, omit salt)
1. Combine oats, water*, and salt in a deep microwave-safe bowl.2. Microwave on 50% Power 2.5 – 3 minutes. **3. Stir and allow to cool 2 – 3 minutes before serving.CAUTION: Bowl will be very hot!*To avoid boil over, refrain from adding milk until AFTER cooking.**Due to difference in microwave ovens, cooking times are approximate.Microwaves are all different and may cause boil over or undercooked oatmeal. See below table for suggested cooking times according to microwave oven wattage (Note: 50% Power required/suggested for all microwave ovens and times.)steel

Stove Top Preparation (for 1 serving):
1/3 C Quaker Steel Cut Oats, uncooked
1 cup water
A dash of salt (for low sodium diets, omit salt)
1. Boil water and salt.2. Stir in oats, reduce heat to medium.3. Simmer uncovered, stirring occasionally, for about 5 minutes or until oats are desired texture.

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Disclaimer: I, Jamie Tomkins, own and operate Tiger Strypes Blog located at www.tigerstrypes.com. From time to time you’ll hear about my real life experiences with products and/or services from companies and individuals. Let it be known that I have no affiliation with these said companies, and have not received compensation for reviewing their service/product. The service/product was given to me by the company or any agents of the company. The review that I give regarding the product/service is based off my own personal experience; I do not guarantee that your experience will be the same.

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