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Quick Oat Milk

Quick Oat Milk
Grind up quick oats with a good coffee grinder then mix with water. Ta daa! Oat Milk!
I know this stuff is good because the day after I made it the first time, three people stopped by asking for more. Blender it up with cocoa, fruit, or anything else that might taste good or be good for you.
 
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Step 1Fine Grind

Fine Grind
Set your grinder on "fine". As fine as it will go and still have some powder come out.

Quick Oats are already cooked at the factory. That's why they're quick. They are a good camping or survival food. You can eat them dry or cook them. Either way you can digest them just fine.

Oats are good for other reasons also. It has a lower glycemic index than other grains. That means it's less likely to cause diabetes. If your recent ancestors didn't live on cheeze-whiz and wonderbread, your metabolism isn't evolved to handle it and you're in trouble. For instance Pima Indians all have diabetes due to the "modern" diet. They'd be better off eating their tradtional desert foods instead of modern desserts.
Or oats.
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Aug 26, 2008. 5:11 PMrik_akashian says:
This reminds me... Next time you're in Central America, look for avena molida and avena mosh. "Mosh" is small-grained oatmeal with the texture of really smooth cream-of-wheat. "Molida" is an oatmeal drink made from the same stuff. Actually I forget if it's small-grained, or if it's just powdered oatmeal, but it's way tasty and easy to find.
Aug 25, 2006. 9:26 PMNunnya says:
Considering my Brothers and Sisters are dying around the world so that you can play with your toys, I have a little different perspective on "dumb military expenses". Most of us are still spending money every year to make sure we make it home alive. Just today one of our senior leaders dipped into his own checkbook to replace ballistic eyewear that the military doesn't have the budget for because it is the end of the fiscal year. For all of your "Education" in that fine school you attended it seems that you missed the meaning of Patriotism. You don't have to believe everything the Government tells you hell I don't. You don't have to support everything they do, but you damn sure better respect the people who are doing their best to keep you safe so you can express your arrogant opinions. If you don't like what you see did you vote? Have you called or better yet written your elected officials? Don't complain unless your doing something to make a change.
Jul 24, 2007. 11:48 PMowlsVSsnakes says:
Yea rice milk is really tasty! I've never measured anything out, I usually just boil water, add rice, remove from heat, let it sit for 15 minutes, put in fridge, let it soak overnight, blend in a blender, add sugar and/or spices to taste. Most traditional mexican recipes have cinnamon. It's called horchata. Add toasted almonds, it's good. Strain out blended almonds if you want. Oat milk sounds good for you. Horchata made with white rice , sugar, cinnamon and other spices..... little to no nutritional significance, but tasty. Though adding almonds helps you convince yourself that it's valuable for protein! Rice milk? i must be off topic... Patriotism? Sorry- I'm not religious. I voted, though i doubt it did anything, not because my cantidate lost though (which he did). It didn't matter because we'd still be at war, our businesses would still be exploiting people worldwide, aside from europe, and 51% of my taxes go to supported the military. It seems kind of difficult to believe all that money won't afford "my brothers and sisters" ballistic eyewear, but i beleive it. 500 pound bombs, helicopter attacks on unsuspecting mosques, and miniguns that level houses due to 'suspicion' are much more important. I think fallujah still smells of rotting corpses, and we've been pretty much done with that city for a year or more. the minimum, confirmed, iraq civilian count is 62,000. The total number of casualties, civilian mostly, but also military, was estimated at 655,000 LAST OCTOBER. The WTC attacks killed 2,974, though it is now generally agreed that saddam did not have anything to do with that.... Instead we attacked iraq because of his war crimes (WMDs never found). During 35 years he is reported to have killed.... between 600,000 and up to a million. Saddam killed a lot of people. He was a brutal dictator. But in the past 6 years we may have killed just as many people as he did during his entire 35 year regime. That is some serious killing. The U.S. does not mess around, and it's kind of depressing that we are not more widely hated.
Apr 3, 2007. 9:42 AMaustin says:
Hmm It would seem to me that this instructable should be brought back on the track of oat milk not political agendas. Im not saying a I agree with tim or anyone else but i think we should leave politics for somewhere else.
Dec 23, 2006. 6:36 PMmustaphabarakat says:
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Sep 24, 2006. 11:56 PMHeresyOfTruth says:
Nice idea. I make a lot of rice milk from scratch, and am thinking it's time to get a coffee grinder and try this. I need a grinder anyways, so might as well get one for this.
Oct 25, 2006. 5:12 PMHeresyOfTruth says:
I would have to wait until I make another batch before showing how. It's pretty easy, though, just use two cups of cooked rice and a couple cups of water. Blend, then add any seasonings you want. I like nutmeg and cinnamon. Then blend again. Strain, and presto, there is rice milk. It has to be mixed before use, as it settles more than commercial brands.
Aug 16, 2006. 6:40 PMdan says:
i dont think quick oats are pre-cooked, they are just chopped/ground a bit more to increase surface area so they cook faster.
Aug 20, 2006. 2:31 PMillc0mm says:
TimAnderson, The Instructable is interesting, but your out of place political nonsense is not.
Aug 24, 2006. 11:28 PMillc0mm says:
Oh, and if the oat rollers were made out of depleted uranium, you'd be fine since it's inhaling or eating uranium dust that's bad, just the oats being on it wouldn't be. Wheat and barley isn't dense enough to produce uranium dust, but I think they use steel rollers anyway my friend. Need to save the uranium for the bad guys ! Oh, and nice hat.
Aug 29, 2006. 8:37 PMiamnotyou says:
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Oct 17, 2006. 12:24 PMSisk says:
You've got a couple misconceptions there. America is NOT the most hated country in the world because of it's oppresive military. That's a recent problem caused by the idiot in the oval office. We're the most hated country in the world because we also happen to be the RICHEST country in the world. We were the most hated country in the world long before we had an oppresive warmonger for a president. The military budget has nothing to do with that. Islamic nations (where most of the terrorists in the world come from) would hate us even if we never looked their way because they consider our lifestyle to be inherently evil. That said, I've gotta agree that there's a time and place for everything, but this definately isn't the place for politics. Despite any ill feelings I have towards the government (like a lot of Americans these days, I feel the government has betrayed us), I really don't need political commentary in an instructable.
Aug 24, 2006. 11:26 PMillc0mm says:
If by dumb military expenses, you mean the ability for me to drink coffee at a streetside cafe and not having to worry about some crazy guy running up with a bomb strapped to his chest while I drink my $5 latte, then yes. You bringing up "uranium bullets" and how bad the US is while you describe a method for making oat milk because you got some bug from a 3rd world country just makes me laugh.
Dec 17, 2008. 8:27 AMDerin says:
I remember that I heard PKK was tricking teens into joining them
Aug 18, 2006. 4:38 PMleevonk says:
did you try cottonballs and uncooked dough?
Aug 16, 2006. 4:45 PMcamscam says:
I was going to say "what the hell is oat milk?" but now I know its home made de-wormer.

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Tim Anderson is the author of the "Heirloom Technology" column in Make Magazine. He is co-founder of www.zcorp.com, manufacturers of "3D Printer" output devices. His detailed drawings of traditional ...
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