Oat Bran, 18oz (4 Pack)

I live Bob’s Oat Bran. I love the texture, fiber and ingredients. So simple. I make hot cereal and oat bran muffins with out sugar or flour. It’s fresh everytime.

Finally found a sells fresh bran. Local stores and other online sellers sold me stale bran over the years. I bought the box of bran bags 4 bags in total. Each bag is 13 servings so that’s just over 6 servings gs each for mom and me. 4 bags that’s just under a month of breakfast oat bran. Good fiber amount. Should help my 91 year old mom’s digestive tract stay healthy. This is a good form for my IBD CC especially during a flare since it doesn’t exacerbate inflammation in the gut. Had no stomach upset afterwards so my gut is happy. Putting this product on subscription for the lower price and to not run out. I looked up recipes on the internet and found a lot. Any of the baking recipes can be modified to use ramekins ( 2- to 6-oz size) for my Dash Air Fryer (basic model bought here years ago) for the oat bars. No preservatives or other chem additives as with ready to eat store bought oat bars. Translation: gut friendly and a healthy snack for mom. Highly recommend especially to the microscopic IBD (CC like me) patients out there for flares and non flares

I like sprinkling this on top of yogurt, ice cream, oatmeal, and cereal. It adds a nice texture and a mild, nutty flavor without overpowering whatever you put it on. It’s also an easy way to add some extra nutritional value, including soluble fiber, protein, iron, magnesium, and other nutrients. A simple addition that makes everyday foods a little more interesting and filling. Bob’s Red Mill is an economical option for Oat Bran.

The Bob's Red Mill line-up is something I highly value. Their products always meet my needs and this is certainly no exception. This cooks up beautifully, takes additions nicely, and is a great part of keeping fiber as part of my diet.

This is a great product. it lowers cholesterol because it's a soluble fiber. I use it in muffins without any flour and it's great.

Eat it often with blueberries in it. Easy meal just 2 minutes in the microwave

I got hooked on Cream of Wheat and loved it but found it made me constipated. Someone mentioned I should try oat bran. It's made from the oat but is not coarse like oatmeal. It has a very similar, fine texture to the cream of wheat I loved so much. I was shocked at the comparative nutrition of oat bran to nutrition-less cream of wheat!! I make mine with 2 cups of milk for added protein, and top with honey & butter. I also sprinkle in some ground psyllium husk for additional fiber. The psyllium husk can thicken it too much, so if that happens I just thin it back out with a little more milk. I literally could eat this every single day, and have eaten it everyday for about a month. I look forward to it every day and feel like this will be in my diet forever!

I prefer these over oats for overnight "oats." These are more like pudding/grits consistency and less chewy. If you like chewier texture then oats are probably better. I do Fairlife milk, fat free greek yogurt, scoop of protein powder, cacao powder, and instant coffee and let sit overnight in fridge. Comes out like pudding texture mimicking "tiramisu" flavor. High protein and filling breakfast and helps meet daily fiber intake. Highly recommended if you don't like or are tired of oatmeal texture.

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