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Quaker Weight Control Oatmeal is nasty.
I usually hit the lower sugar variety, but when comparing the two, even though the WC tends to run about 30 Calories higher, the fiber and protein seemed to make up for it.
It is way too sweet and has a weird taste.
Just sharing something I found awful-- but will eat because I live on a budget.
View Diet Calendar, 21 September 2011:
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1737 kcal
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Fat: 46.21g | Prot: 67.15g | Carbs: 282.15g.
Breakfast: Premium Brown Sugar Ham, quaker weight control, truvia, Coffee (Brewed From Grounds), silk. Lunch: red grapes, shredded carrots, laughing cow, bagel thin. Dinner: light honey mustard, shrimp, alfredo sauce, Healthy Harvest Whole Wheat Rotini Pasta. Snacks/Other: Organic California Raisins, cocoa almonds, fiber one bar. more...
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2530 kcal
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Exercise:
Swimming (slow) - 42 minutes, Resting - 15 hours and 18 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
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Agreed. I haven't compared the cost but I'll do a serving of Quaker rolled oats with 1c almond milk (or whatever milk you drink) and 1 tsp of brown sugar Splenda. It's sweet enough for me and doesn't have any of the extra junk the packaged oatmeals do.
21 Sep 11 by member: kstubblefield
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I have tried that weight control oatmeal and I wasn't a fan either, but then again, I don't care for oatmeal, it's a texture thing. I do love steel cut oats though. Weird, eh?
21 Sep 11 by member: kcook323
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