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Granola Query

Cork Boy · 2012-01-25 12:38:16

Hi, I want to make some granola and the recipe calls for rolled or jumbo oats. Are these the same as porridge oats? If not, would porridge oats be a viable substitution? Cheers

25-01-2012 12:38pm

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Cork Boy

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Hi,

I want to make some granola and the recipe calls for rolled or jumbo oats. Are these the same as porridge oats? If not, would porridge oats be a viable substitution?

Cheers

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#2 25-01-2012 2:18pm

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Jumbo oats are the exact same only a bit bigger. Your normal run of the mill porridge oats can be a bit dusty in things like granola so it's just nicer to use the jumbo oats.

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#3 25-01-2012 2:45pm

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A jumbo oat is basically a regular rolled oat only it hasn't been chopped up into smaller bits like most porridge makers tend to do. Jumbo oats, FTW.

You'd really need the jumbo variety for granola.

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#4 29-01-2012 11:40am

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Thanks, i'll keep the flahavans for porridge then!

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