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A retro style puzzle-platformer that for that price is a burgle
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A classic that maybe all of you knows - big discount here
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but what is my father doing on this page????
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still waiting on my prize for winning the forum sponsored sonic racing tournament. no fanfiction please
What’s the Difference Between Steel Cut and Regular Oats?
First, a quick guide to how different types of oat cereals are produced:
Oat groats: All types of oat cereals start out as groats, which are hulled, toasted oat grains. (Removing the hull doesn’t remove the bran, by the way.)
Steel-cut (Irish) oats: These are the least processed type of oat cereal. The toasted oat groats are simply chopped into chunks about the size of a sesame seed.
Stone-ground (Scottish) oats: These are the same as Irish oats but they are ground into smaller pieces, closer to the size of a poppy seed. Both Irish and Scottish oats have to be cooked before you eat them. Irish oats take about 45 minutes to cook, Scottish oats about half that long (because they are smaller).
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