Rolled Oats Nutrition Facts

Rolled Oats are a grain food whose nutrient profile depends on whether the kernel is whole, pearled, refined, or milled. They provide protein, dietary fiber, monounsaturated fat, and polyunsaturated fat.
Nutrition for 100 g
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The Fiber With Its Own Federal Rule
Oats carry one of the few health claims the FDA authorized outright, and it comes with a spec: rolled oats must be at least 4% beta-glucan by dry weight to qualify, and a serving must deliver 0.75 g of soluble fiber toward the 3 g a day the claim is built on.
Source: Code of Federal Regulations
How to choose and store Rolled Oats
How to choose
Choose oats from well-sealed packaging with a clean, slightly sweet smell and no musty odour, clumping or signs of moisture; check the date.
Storage
Keep in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, where they last for months. In humid or warm climates, refrigerate to deter pantry moths and weevils.
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Recipes with Rolled Oats
Fruit & NutsApple Crisp
181 kcal · P 1 g · C 31.1 g · F 6.1 g
Grains & PastaOvernight Oats
353 kcal · P 20.6 g · C 51.8 g · F 6.9 g
Grains & PastaApple Oatmeal Muffins
222 kcal · P 2.9 g · C 52.7 g · F 0.7 g
Grains & PastaProtein Pancakes
369 kcal · P 10.7 g · C 54.1 g · F 12 g
Grains & PastaBanana Split Oatmeal
305 kcal · P 7.3 g · C 51 g · F 8.2 g
