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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Nutrition, Products & Supplements Info => Topic started by: Bob A. Booey on October 17, 2005, 03:09:26 AM
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I know that rolled/quick/instant oats are steamed during their production, which apparently makes them more digestible.
I'm wondering if oat flour goes through a similar process. If not, does that make it harder to digest?
Thanks
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I know that rolled/quick/instant oats are steamed during their production, which apparently makes them more digestible.
I'm wondering if oat flour goes through a similar process. If not, does that make it harder to digest?
Thanks
(BTW great community you guys have here) ;D
Oat flour is just pulverized oats. You can make your own in a food processor.
Why would you want to eat raw flour?
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Oat flour is just pulverized oats. You can make your own in a food processor.
Why would you want to eat raw flour?
it is? so there's no leavening agent or anything like that?
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Not sure why you would want to eat uncooked oat flour. Are you adding it to a shake to get some complex carbs in? The other post was correct, you can make it your self. I would recommend that after youpulverize it (if amking large amounts) i would keep it in the fridge. It helps to preserve it.
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Oat flour has a higher GI than unprocessed oats. You'd be better off eating old fashioned oats.
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it is? so there's no leavening agent or anything like that?
Nope. Oat flour has little to no gluten, so it must be combined with a leavening agent for those applications that require a flour to rise.