I've never really thought of nonsavory oatmeal. I usually do cinnamon with backstrap. What's the other option palatewise

I recently learned you can make cold oatmeal overnight in the fridge. This is a game changer.

I mean, most people put fruit or sugar or something sweet in their oatmeal like pretty much every other post here

Correct.

How do I make captain crunch flavored cereal? How do I make cereal? Ideally I’d like to make captian crunch cereal, WITH CRUNCH BERRIES, but I don’t know how

also isn’t the a post about oatmeal not cereal?

Bergamot is actually the correct citrus but as a person who cooks and bakes a lot (and won my churches bake off today with key lime and lemon bars) this definitely wouldn’t taste like Froot Loops, I actually don’t even think it would taste that good in oatmeal…

Maybe use one of those mini-whisks for coffee etc to mix up the liquid and powder before adding them to the oats.

YSK that you can make any food you want

The little marshmallows require a little more work.

Froot Loops with Guinness. Two can toucan.

Oatmeal is considered a hot cereal.

Overnight oats are fantastic for your body

This is hilariously bad science. Whatever source you read on this was probably trying to sell you something.

Sugar is about 50% each glucose and fructose. HFCS is about 55% fructose and 45% glucose. The HFCS is absorbed by your body very very slightly faster than sugar, but while it's a measurable effect, it is basically meaningless. Numerous stufies have shown no connection to obesity, high blood pressure..... any problem you can probably think of.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3649104/

not all at once

OP says i can make it whatever flavor I want, bro.

I get it. I couldn't find cupcake mix the other day for my cupcakes so I had to use plain old cake mix instead. You gotta be resourceful!

While true, nobody refers to a bowl of oatmeal as "cereal"

Heat the milk up slightly separately and add the spice into that. You want the liquid flavored.

There's a broader definition of "cereal" beyond Froot Loops and Corn Flakes.

A cereal is a grass cultivated for its edible grain. Cereals are the world's largest crops, and are therefore staple foods. They include rice, wheat, rye, oats, barley, millet, and maize.

How is it different from just boiling the oats in water?

(It's not. It's just a current food trend hype.)

Peanut butter, maple, cinnamon oatmeal reporting in here.

I mean, there are other things you can do with free will, too. Like a whole raft of things. It seems odd to attach such a broad concept to adding a few ingredients to oats, but you're not wrong.

Not fruit loops, but crunchy cereal:

https://youtu.be/laXGVyDTjhc

You mean a yogurt enema?

I do this all the time! Are you watching me through the microwave

No, I can't see you.

Move a little to your left. A little more. Okay, THERE, now I got you.

(I actually did this in the 90s when I was doing tech support - I knew what the customers were looking at on common tasks like driver installation and more than once I had someone ask if I could see them, and one time the call of the void won and I did basically the above, but I did tell them I was joking immediately. Had they complained, I could've gotten in trouble because companies have no sense of humour. heh)

They usually would qualify it with “hot cereal”

See also cream of wheat, grits.

Pumpkin has a strong and disgusting flavor which must be masked with spices to make it edible.

Corn, shitloads of sugar, food coloring, and glass.

Because I prefer it cold most of the time and I can preprepare it and get a consistent texture each time

Last week I discovered that I can just make chocolate chip cookies whenever I want. Way better than the stale premade packs.

Oatmeal isn't much of a flavour, it's a blank canvas.

*fruit luips