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Grocery Store Plot Twist #1: steel-cut vs. rolled oats
A lot of us pay extra for steel-cut oats because we think they're the healthier kind. Here's what surprised us: steel-cut and rolled oats affect your blood sugar about the same. Both are slow and steady. The oats that raise your blood sugar faster are quick oats and instant packets. They're rolled thinner and partly cooked before you buy them, so your body breaks them down sooner. Nutrition-wise, steel-cut and rolled are basically the same food. Steel-cut has a tiny bit more fiber and takes about half an hour to cook, and rolled oats are ready in five minutes. So buy whichever one you'll actually make. If you want it to keep you full until lunch, stir in a spoonful of nut butter or Greek yogurt, or have an egg on the side. We're sharing a grocery store plot twist every morning this week, so come back tomorrow for #2. It's hiding in your grandma's kitchen.
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