November 06, 2014
The Best Dairy-Free Ways to Get More Calcium #15: Oatmeal
Who doesn't love a bowl of oatmeal to start the day out right? Not only is it an EXCELLENT source of protein, but it's also a great food to eat to stay full for hours on end!
Steel-cut and rolled oats are both very healthy, and they provide you with up to 105 milligrams of calcium in a single 35-gram packet of Quaker Instant Oatmeal. It is ONLY in these instant oatmeal packages that you will get so much calcium, as the oats are enriched before being packaged.
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Oats are one of the best complex carbs on the planet, as they contain a lot of fiber, plenty of carbohydrates, and even some proteins and fatty acids. It's recommended to eat oats and oat-products (like homemade granola, oatmeal, muesli, etc.) on a daily basis, as they provide you with all the nutrients you need to be healthy.
Note: The missus makes a delicious, low-sugar granola, and we've got the recipe at this link…
Source: food-finders.org[/caption]
Oats are one of the best complex carbs on the planet, as they contain a lot of fiber, plenty of carbohydrates, and even some proteins and fatty acids. It's recommended to eat oats and oat-products (like homemade granola, oatmeal, muesli, etc.) on a daily basis, as they provide you with all the nutrients you need to be healthy.
Note: The missus makes a delicious, low-sugar granola, and we've got the recipe at this link…