My new experimental diet/plan

[Bouncer]

Love that simple chicken.

Add a bit of Kikkoman low sodium stir fry sauce for s change. It's delicious. Of course you can throw in broccoli or peppers as well. Either way, one of my favorite sauces.

I was going to pick up a few different spices at costco the other day was worried that if i didnt like them it would be a waste for such big bottles.

I have talked about my "special sauce" lol that i make with my chicken. you gotta try it. couple tbsp ketchup, couple tbsp hot sauce, and either dried onion flakes or cutup onion in real small piece. sounds weird but im telling you its fucken good. i guess it becomes more of a relish type texture then a sauce.

[blm]

Love that simple chicken.

Add a bit of Kikkoman low sodium stir fry sauce for s change. It's delicious. Of course you can throw in broccoli or peppers as well. Either way, one of my favorite sauces.

[Bouncer]

Just an update.

Still eating the same way, haven't changed anything really. Being able to mix and match the different flavors of oats keeps it from getting old quick. I mixed the blueberry with the oatmeal raisin cookie yesterday.. good shit!

Been cutting up half an onion and cooking it with each of my chicken meals to give it a little more moisture and flavor.

Not really missing rice at this point.

[Bouncer]

auri, love ya bro but keep the clowning to gen chat. cookie and oreo jokes were funny about 8 months ago.

[auri]

I'm lying to you all. I only eat oatmeal in cookie form.

[auri]

Plain oats are the shit!!! Maybe some raisins and brown sugar...damn that's good stuff!!

[Bouncer]

i am comparing it to the big ass box of quaker oats they sell at costco. the difference is huge.

[FitnessBrat]

measurement is different depending on which one you are eating.

Well he mentioned the Muffin one, so I said that. The OatFit is 2/3 cup, also. And for the record, when I poured the 1/2 cup measurement into the packet, it was not the same! lol

[blm]

you have to use no more water then regular oats. i really am at a loss as to wtf you are talking about. the total volume after cooking is far less then regular quacker oats at the same dry measurement.

you you using the water lines on the back of the little pack??

Yes. I'm telling you. I take 2 packs of date and walnut oatmeal, fill with water until just above the oats and nuke it. This gives me a small bowl of semi sloppy oats.

If I use the lines on the packs of the betteroats it is too thick for me. Therefore I have to add even more water. Hence needing a larger bowl.

Yes they are lighter/ fluffier and smoother texture but they also absorb a lot more water thus creating a larger volume.

Do you typically use regular plain old oats? Maybe that is why there is such a drastic difference for you. The specific grocery store brand of flavored oatmeal is just as easy (relative term) for me to choke down.

Lastly, don't take this as bashing the brand and flavors. I think they are great. I'm just comparing to what I normally eat.

[Bouncer]

Lol at all the posts on oats, varieties, and versions thereof. Just choke the shit down, you're not supposed to like it! Lol

stfu old man, go post about some time stamps for court you fucken convict.

[Bouncer]

The line on the back of that packet is 1/2 cup

measurement is different depending on which one you are eating.

[FitnessBrat]

Lol at all the posts on oats, varieties, and versions thereof. Just choke the shit down, you're not supposed to like it! Lol

Try the damn things and say we aren't right!

[auri]

Lol at all the posts on oats, varieties, and versions thereof. Just choke the shit down, you're not supposed to like it! Lol

[FitnessBrat]

The line on the back of that packet is 1/2 cup

[Bouncer]

Definitely less in a pack prior to adding water, but I literally had to change the bowl I use because it soaks up so much water and creates such a large volume. I used to use a small cereal bowl but switched to a small mixing bowl. I'd say I have to use 2x the amount of water.

you have to use no more water then regular oats. i really am at a loss as to wtf you are talking about. the total volume after cooking is far less then regular quacker oats at the same dry measurement.

you you using the water lines on the back of the little pack??