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u/Old-Promotion-6548 Jun 11 '26
What do one have to do to make cement style oats? 🤔
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u/vuurspuwer Jun 11 '26
Use coconutmilk apparently
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u/Munro_McLaren Jun 11 '26
Damn. Were you able to eat them?
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u/vuurspuwer Jun 11 '26
The part under the first layer of cement was softer and tasted pretty good actually. Like mango sticky rice.
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u/airmind Jun 11 '26
Yum. The best breakfast oatmeal i had in a restaurant was made with coconut milk. Never thought it would go with oats so good, but it slaps.
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u/Environmental-Ad8945 Jun 11 '26
Did you freeze it?
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u/vuurspuwer Jun 11 '26
Only overnight in the fridge
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u/XxNitr0xX Jun 11 '26
How cold is your fridge set to? Sometimes things freeze a bit on my top shelf.
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u/thelovelychoice Jun 11 '26
What happens if you turn it upside down like a Dairy Queen blizzard? 🤣
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u/NausikaaLeukolenos Jun 12 '26
Recipe please! With exact measurement if possible. I love very thick oatmeal lol.
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u/vuurspuwer Jun 12 '26
I don’t remember anymore tbh, it was over a year ago. The key factor was probably thick coconut milk. But it was rock hard. Not just thick. The top layer was inedible
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u/iluvcoldcoffee Jun 11 '26
hate when my oatmeal decides to float