• MudMan@kbin.social
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    6 months ago

    What’s a Quaker Oats? I guess they dropped it 1958 when they first opened, along with everybody else.

    (Kidding, kinda, I have heard the name, but I couldn’t tell you what you get inside a box or what you do with it. Eat it, presumably, but I don’t know how).

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      6 months ago

      It is an American brand of oatmeal. You cook them to make a porridge.

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          6 months ago

          We don’t have Cap’n Crunch either. And I don’t know what Rice-a-roni is. If Tropicana is juice we do get that. Pepsi drinks are a thing worldwide.

          As for porridge, the only reason I’ve ever seen it is I know people with medical issues.

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      6 months ago

      Oats are the main ingredient in muesli and granola. And there’s also a milk substitute made out of them. Avoine if you speak french.