What Do You Know About Rolled Oats
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Oats are any dieters’ dreams come true. They are nutritively very high but very low in calories. Remind me to stock my kitchen shelf up! Ok, on a serious note, this rough and raw cereal is packed with a true punch. One fact about rolled oats is that they have a hard and inedible husk as the outer covering which makes it difficult to consume. Once that is removed, the oats are rolled using an oat groat…hmm, how I stop myself from rhyming further!
So, once they are officially made into rolled oats, they are lightly grilled. And sometimes the good old methods are the best so, the oats are rolled under heavy rollers after which they become those super thin, tiny flakes, which look oh-so-pretty. At this stage, we have finally got our proper Rolled Oats.
They have a high nutritive value and go wonderfully with sesame seeds that have been roasted and warm milk. Roughly one cup of rolled oats contains just the right amount of Fat and Protein that is required for a healthy meal. Also, for all the vegetarians, it is an abundant source of Omega-3 which is essential for brain development.
Another important fact about Rolled Oats is that it has ZERO cholesterol inducing properties, which means your heart will always be hale and hearty. Since, it is replete with other minerals like Potassium, Manganese, Sodium, Zinc and Selenium among others. One of the nutritive facts of Rolled Oats, is that it is one of best providers of all the vitamins in the right quantity.
Look at that! With such low calories packed with so many nutrients, they should be your best friends if you intend losing weight!
Now, the question of how to cook this miracle food! Well, the most common is the warm breakfast rolled oats with milk. But for other awesome recipes, check out the following:
- Grand Granola Recipe
- Oat Cakes Recipe
- Creamy Rolled Oats Recipe
- Potato Oat Rolls Recipe
- Rolled Oats Bread Recipe
- Rolled Oats Muffins Recipe
- Oat and Beef Rolls Recipe
- Coconut Oat Drops Recipe
- Choco Oat Drops Recipe
Check out the table below…phew!
Basic Nutritive Facts about rolled oats
One cup (81 g) rolled oats contain:
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Nutrients |
Amount |
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Protein |
11 g |
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Calcium |
42.1 mg |
|
Saturated Fat |
1 g |
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Total Fat |
5 g |
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Iron |
3.4 mg |
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Phosphorus |
332 mg |
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Sugars |
1 g |
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Sodium |
5mg |
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Dietary Fiber |
8 g |
|
Potassium |
293 mg |
|
Magnesium |
112 mg |
|
Selenium |
23.4 mcg |
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Sodium |
4.9 mg |
|
Zinc |
2.9 mg |
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Manganese |
2.9 mg |
|
Omega 3 fatty acids |
81 mg |
|
Omega 6 fatty acids |
1782 mg |
|
Cholesterol |
0 |
|
Choline |
32.7 mg |
|
Folate |
25.9 mcg |
|
Niacin |
0.9 mg |
|
Vitamin K |
1.6 mcg |
|
Vitamin E |
0.3 mg |
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Thiamin |
0.4 mg |
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Riboflavin |
0.1 mg |
|
Vitamin B6 |
0.1 mg |
Facts about the Rolled Oats Calories Content
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Description |
Quantity |
Amount |
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Calories in Rolled Oats |
1/2 cup (40 g) |
150 |
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Calories in Organic Oat Bran Flakes Cereal |
3/4th cup (28 g) |
110 |
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Thick Rolled Oats Calories |
1/2 cup (41 g) |
190 |
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Calories in Gluten Free Rolled Oats |
3/4th cup (48 g) |
190 |
Now that you know everything about rolled oats do include it in your daily diet for sure.
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