oatmeal

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"You always have eggs, sir, and if there's two breakfasts to be got, will you kindly tell me what the other shall be Mr. Evringham glanced up in some surprise at the unfamiliar tone Oh, the oatmeal is a plenty," said Jewel, looking at the housekeeper, eager to mollify her Try an egg.

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  1. noun Meal made from oats; rolled or ground oats.
  2. noun A porridge made from rolled or ground oats.

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  • Maybe the oatmeal was the only thing left in the kitchen, and now I ate it all. —  F ;SF; - vol 099 issue 02 - August 2000
  • "So, think breakfast for dinner, and oatmeal is a low-fat, nutrient-rich source for that." —  JSOnline.com
  • But any way you roll it, oatmeal is a good source of fiber that is a nice alternative to fatty foods and snacks, the experts said. —  JSOnline.com
  • Note: Silver Palate oatmeal is available at some supermarkets. —  JSOnline.com
  • While we've taken steel cut oatmeal, which is typically sweetened, and made it savory before and quite enjoyed that twist, I hoped this Polenta —  Culinary in the Desert
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