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Old 06-24-2009, 07:10 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by carrottop View Post
Instant oatmeal has a higher GI than traditional rolled oats. This is due to the extra processing to make the stuff cook quicker which means it is also easier/quicker for your body to digest (hence higher GI). Old Fashioned rolled oats are definitely a better option over the instant kind.
Hmm.. I feel as if I should have known that. In general, I do try to eat only whole grains. Bye bye instant oats...
I have made a switch to making granola (with rolled oats). It's a lot easier to eat on summer mornings than hot cereal. I bake it with apple sauce and molasses to sweeten it some, but mostly I eat it with fruit which helps sweeten it enough. I mix it with 1.5% plain white yogurt (it has my country's diabetics society seal of approval on it).

I've been trying eat eggs and other things for breakfast, but I just can't seem to go without something sweet in the morning.
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