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By: Gayle Fox

Updated 4 months ago

As always, you’ve done a beautiful job in both presenting the benefits of these oats as well as that lovely dish in your photo. All looks so inviting and makes me hungry.

Love the article onthe couple that provides the organic oats too! Very informative.

Great job,

Gayle

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Thanks so much, Marty! I just made a batch of cinnamon raisin cookies that are so good I am having trouble waiting for them to come out of the dehydrator!

4 months ago by Susan on Wordpress

Hi Susan: Thanks for the great post. I wanted to comment on storage of the oats. Since they are not heated and have no other preservatives they can get rancid over time due to the high oil content in the germ. It won’t hurt you but can give an off taste. We recommend storing them in the freezer if they’re not used in a couple of weeks. We’ve kept ours out longer and they’ve ... See all content Hide content

4 months ago by Marty on Wordpress

I am sure it is as with everything. They can be stored but over time, I would assume there would be some loss. But, if you actually buy the grinder and do them yourself, you can just get the organic groats and make them really fresh!!

4 months ago by Susan on Wordpress

Hi Susan,

Love your blog! I stop in every now and then to peek in.

I am 100% raw.

I’ve been interested in raw oats also. Can these raw oats be stored

in fridge? Freezer? and still maintain nutrional value?

Thank you.

Fran

4 months ago by Fran on Wordpress