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Is there such a thing as unsteamed rolled oats?
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Is there such a thing as truly raw (unsteamed) rolled oats? Why are rolled oats usually lightly steamed?
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Is there such a thing as truly raw (unsteamed) rolled oats? Why are rolled oats usually lightly steamed?
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Is there such a thing as truly raw (unsteamed) rolled oats? Why are rolled oats usually lightly steamed?
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Is there such a thing as truly raw (unsteamed) rolled oats? Why are rolled oats usually lightly steamed?
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Yes, they're called unstabilized oats, and they can go rancid, so must be refrigerated.
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Yes, they're called unstabilized oats, and they can go rancid, so must be refrigerated.
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Yes, they're called unstabilized oats, and they can go rancid, so must be refrigerated.
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Yes, they're called unstabilized oats, and they can go rancid, so must be refrigerated.
Yes, they're called unstabilized oats, and they can go rancid, so must be refrigerated.
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