Oatmeal (turmeric, soup, fiber, garlic)

[ccm123]

Creamy, with chopped walnuts with berries (strawberries or blueberries or blackberries) and bananas.

[weezycom]

creamy/thick, and savory, steel ground, with salt and sometimes with a fried egg on top

[Robinwomb]

Thicker and creamier, with cinnamon and fresh berries. I also love crockpot oat groats or steel cut oats, same way.

[Sage 80]

Thick and very creamy rolled oats with sugar, cinnamon, vanilla and raisins.

[TMSRetired]

All different ways. Oatmeal is the best.

Sometimes I put the oats into cold water and bring to a boil and cook. Comes out creamy.
Sometimes I put the oats into the boiling water and it comes out thick and I make it soupy with half and half.
I like it all ways flavored and unflavored.

[newdixiegirl]

Originally Posted by Mike555

I just happen to be eating oatmeal as I type this. I prefer it to be a bit thick. I eat it plain, sometimes with a little salt, sometimes without.

Same. I like a pepper on mine, too. Don't scoff until you try it!

[HomeIsWhere...]

Old Fashioned Quaker Oatmeal every single day as a child growing up, still eat it to this day...love it. Small amount of sugar, butter and lactose free milk. I LOVE my oatmeal!

Sometimes I will get ambitious and make Cream of Wheat for breakfast; very seldom eat cold cereal, maybe bran cereal with a banana during the warmer months of the year.

[TMSRetired]

Originally Posted by HomeIsWhere...

Old Fashioned Quaker Oatmeal every single day as a child growing up, still eat it to this day...love it. Small amount of sugar, butter and lactose free milk. I LOVE my oatmeal!

Sometimes I will get ambitious and make Cream of Wheat for breakfast; very seldom eat cold cereal, maybe bran cereal with a banana during the warmer months of the year.

I also love Cream of Wheat. In the winter time it's always a toss up for which one to make for breakfast.

If you like Old Fashioned Quaker Oats then you should try Bob's Red Mill extra thick rolled oats.

https://www.bobsredmill.com/thick-rolled-oats.html

[Screenwriter70]

Thick but creamy, and sweet - raisins, brown sugar, cinnamon, ginger, allspice maybe, perhaps chopped nuts. I often use fat free half n half instead of water, to cook it with.

[5-all]

Creamy with honey and cinnamon.