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Oats with hull | ![]() Oats |
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Quaker OatsNote that generic or any brand names (like Quaker) will not make any difference. The quicker the cooking time the less nutrition because they mill the oat into fine thing. The generic brands are usually much cheaper, and there is no difference in taste.
Calories in Quaker Oats Oatmeal
Quaker Oatmeal comes in different sizes and varieties, so they all offer different number of calories. A 28g packet has 100 calories with (18 calories from fat). A wserving of 40g dry Quick Quaker Oats has 150 calories (25 calories from fat). If it is fortified with skimmed milk, the caloric count moves up to 190 calories (25 calories from fat).
Quaker Oats Recipes
The popular recipes using Quaker Oats Oatmeal are oatmeal raisin cookies and baked oatmeal. 2 cookies contain 100 calories (20 calories from fat). Baked Oatmeal made from a quarter cup of uncooked Quick QuakerŽ Oats or Old Fashioned QuakerŽ Oats contains 190 calories of which 24 calories come from fat.
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