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Baking with Almond Meal

by Chelsea Lincoln

This time of year, I just want to bake! The holidays are far behind us, but that doesn’t mean we can’t indulge ourselves in the occasional treat to finish out the season. The weather is still a little chilly, and nothing feels more comforting than a slightly warmer home because …

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This coffee cake is a wonderful way to celebrate National Oatmeal Month!

Whole Wheat Apple Cherry Oat Coffee Cake

by Meagan Nuchols

In honor of National Oatmeal Month I constructed an oatmeal appreciative recipe. This coffee cake combines juicy green apples and tart dried cherries to complement its whole grain texture. Have it for breakfast or dessert, you choose! Hope you enjoy this decadent smelling treat amongst many oatmeal loving individuals. Happy …

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National Oatmeal Month Prize Winners

by Cassidy Stockton

We got 300+ entries for our oatmeal giveaway! I wish we could give each and every one of you a prize pack. Before I announce the winners, who were chosen at random and not for their poetry, I wanted to say that I am so impressed with everyone’s haiku writing …

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Pie crust doesn't have to look this perfect to taste amazing.

Happy National Pie Day

by Cassidy Stockton

They’ll make a day for just about anything, won’t they?  National Pie Day was created by, um… you guessed it, the American Pie Council, to celebrate this national comfort food and its role in our American heritage. Ok, we’ll roll with it. We don’t need to be told twice to …

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Race Report: Euro Racing Campaign: Part 1

by Maureen Bruno Roy

Just 10 days after Nationals, we re-packed the bikes and bags and headed to Belgium for the biggest week of cross races in the World. I had made arrangements to compete in one World Cup and three UCI races and was excited to redeem myself after Nationals. It would be …

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Steel Cut Oats are much larger pieces than Scottish Oats

Steel Cut, Rolled, Instant, Scottish?

by Cassidy Stockton

When we think of oatmeal, we typically picture good old-fashioned rolled oats (or maybe quick oats). When you visit the store, especially our store, you find many varieties that may make you wonder what the difference is between them. What makes steel cut different from rolled? What makes instant different …

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Gluten Free Oats

by Cassidy Stockton

In honor of National Oatmeal Month, I thought I would take a few minutes to talk a bit about gluten free oats. It’s been almost three years since we introduced gluten free oats into the mainstream marketplace, but we still get a lot of questions about them.

If you don’t …

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This cakenut was rescued from a goodie tray so you could see what they look like... it was gone in seconds.

Donut? Bisnut?? Cakenut???

by Meagan Nuchols

Yes, the names are quite silly, but everybody loves them. When I first started at Bob’s Red Mill, I giggled at the cleverly named, donut-shaped biscuit I covered in cinnamon and sugar every morning. When I saw how well they sold and the fact that Bob loved them, I smirked …

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The two symbols we use for kosher- the latter indicates the presence of dairy.

Demystifying Label Terms: Kosher

by Cassidy Stockton

This is the final installment in our demystifying label terms series. If we’ve missed a term that you’re curious about, please ask and we’ll do our best to find an answer for you.

Kosher: The term “kosher” refers to foods that are in accord with Kashrut, the set of Jewish …

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