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Ok /ck/
How do I make non dairy porridge that tastes good?Also I'm too poor to afford any good nuts.
please reply fast im hungry

>> No.15806509

Yeah, no

>> No.15806603

>>15806503
Honey & hot water

>> No.15806607

>>15806503
nasty peasant food

>> No.15806615

>>15806603
This.

>> No.15806628

>>15806503
Just make overnight oats with water instead of milk/yogurt, add chia seeds and some berries and it tastes great.

>> No.15806731

>>15806503
Almond milk works just as well. Try stirring in some applesauce and/or peanut butter, those are cheap and they impart a great creamy texture.

>> No.15806741

>>15806731
Also pureed pumpkin, any fruit puree, jam, preserves, if you have a favorite nondairy margarine/spread, try throwing some of that into it. Your options are endless OP, dairy is just for people who lack creativity.

>> No.15806747

>>15806503
Coconut milk works well on grits, probably works well on oatmeal as well (though you'll want to water it down a bit if you get the good stuff). Otherwise just cook them in water and add whatever you like after they're done cooking.

>> No.15806751

>>15806503
muesli + plain greek yogurt, add fruit preserves or maple syrup or something to sweeten it if you want
greek yogurt is fine for lactose sensitive people

if you have literally nothing else, just boil the oats in water until it becomes a sludge you can drink for enough sustenance to get something better

>> No.15806847

>>15806503
You use oatmilk or rice milk, both of which are nondairy but naturally sweet.

>> No.15806873

>>15806503
just put in twice as much water as you got oats, a pinch or two of salt and then throw in your fruit or berry of choice are you fucking retarded anon?

>> No.15806897

>>15806503
use enough salt
oats water salt is all you need

>> No.15806911

>>15806503
>Dairy
>Oatmeal
Huh?

>> No.15806924

>>15806751
>plain greek yogurt
>non dairy
C’mon man

>> No.15807011

>>15806607
this post smells like diabetus

>> No.15807048

Skimmed milk or nut milk .soya or oat milk ..actually in the supermarket their are two aisles for milk sometimes refrigerated or just shelved as I guess the whole place is air conditioned

>> No.15807177

>>15806503
Milk

>> No.15807193

>>15807011
oatmeal turns into sugar dude

>> No.15808025

Steel cuts
Water
Rice cooker
Stir in whatever you want when it is done cooking.
What’s all this crap about dairy in oatmeal?

>> No.15808360

>>15807193
and sugar is completely healthy unless you over eat it, ketofag

>> No.15808420

>>15808360
explain what exactly is healthy about fibrous material you can't digest

>> No.15809874

>>15806503
overnight soak in cloudy apple juice, game changer

>> No.15809927

>>15806503
oatmeal doesnt need dairy

the fact you can make oat milk from oats is proof enough

just add water

>> No.15809940

>>15806503
who tf adds milk to morning oaties?

>> No.15810005

>>15808420
enjoy colon cancer sweaty

>> No.15810017

thin sliced banana, add it when you add the oats. Makes it creamy and adds nice flavor. Cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg also a must.

>> No.15810294

1. bowl + oats + water + microwave

2. cinnamon + peanut butter + honey + sliced bananas/apples

3. spoon + mouth

>> No.15810415

>>15810005
our ancestors couldn't consume vegetation for half the year when it was all dried up in the cold

>> No.15810543

My recipe for oats:

80g/3 oz dry oats
1 2/3 cups water
1 cup frozen berries
1 tbsp honey/sugar/sweetener
pumpkin pie spice

wala boneapple tea

>> No.15810574

>>15810415
we're talking about dried grain, it's been eaten in winter since the invention of agriculture. your ancestors before then didn't live long enough/eat enough processed foods for colon cancer to be a real risk.

>> No.15810911

>>15810574
the farming of grains (for the slave masses) brought about all degenerative disease. the Inuit, the Masai, the Fulani, no degenerative diseases at all until eating the White man's garbage. lol.

>> No.15811220

>>15810911
The noble Inuit's found ZERO cases of colon cancer. Same with Amerindians, every colonoscopy preformed by the elders showed ZERO polyps. Guts clean as a luge-ski run, all recorded in cave painting and oral traditions. That was, until the white man came and gave them Honey Buns.

>> No.15811360

>>15811220
>>15810911
why are you replying to yourself, ketofag? inuits didn't have anything to keep records with, let alone live long enough to die of anything other than heart disease

>> No.15811849

sneed