It's best to use regular
oat flakes as opposed to quick oats.
Not exact matches
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, but I am an
oat - intolerant coeliac like yourself and I always use buckwheat
flakes as a substitute in recipes that call for oats and they seem to work fine.
The difference between steel - cut oats and rolled oats is that they aren't rolled into
flakes, but the entire toasted
oat grain, also known
as groat, which is used to make rolled oats is cut in thirds to produce steel - cut oats.
You may eat
oat flakes cooked
as a hot cereal, but they can also be eaten raw
as a cold cereal.
As an example, a lot of people say that
oat meal gets them really full, even while a boxed cereal like wheat
flakes actually leaves them starving.
I also am wondering if I could use quinoa
flakes in same amount
as oat?
I often eat a mix of «raw»
oat flakes, walnuts, flax meal & cranberries with
oat milk
as a dry cereal (think muesli.)
I would try to keep the other grains very low in FODMAPs perhaps a brown rice
flake and you might be okay to add a tablespoon or 2 of
oat bran
as well but like oats,
oat bran also has fructans and GOS.
Foods that are emphasized include low - glycemic index breads such
as pumpernickel and rye, large
flake oatmeal,
oat bran, pasta, parboiled rice, quinoa, beans, peas, lentils and nuts.
Among cereals, oats (
oat flakes) may be a preferred choice
as they supply substantial energy without being too heavy lo digest.