[jonlien]

I cook my oatmeal in water. After it is cooked and deposited into a bowl, I pour some rice milk to make it less thick. I also sprinkle a generous amount of cinnamon. It is getting quite boring eating oatmeal like this. I was wondering what I can put in my oatmeal to give it more variety.

 

[Kevio]

Some peanut, almond, or cashew butter. Also, some raisins, dried cranberries or dates

Throw in a little flax meal too.

I've never tried it, but experiment with some fresh fruit thrown in as well

 

[bronzebed]

i put thin slices of bananas, cinnamon, and sliced almonds in my oatmeal. i don't put sugar or milk in it because the bananas seem to sweeten it up nicely.

 

[treetalker]

Cooking it in soymilk makes it extra creamy.

I use some honey, cinnamon, maybe some fruit, a couple nuts.

 

[DelicGrape]

I love adding fruit to my oatmeal, especially bananas.

 

[hopefulone]

Mmmm, I love cutting up apples and cooking them in the micro a bit before throwing them in my oatmeal with cinnamon and brown sugar... yummy...

 

[WonderRandy]

I cook it with soymilk, and add dried currants, dried papaya, and raw cashews before I put it in the microwave. then I put more soymilk on top...

 

[Keelin]

Peanut butter and jam, dried fruit (raisins, figs, and apricots are particularily good), nuts or seeds, applesauce or pumpkin, diced fruit (stew them in the oatmeal or sprinkle on top afterwards), any sort of milk, maple syrup, molasses (with spices you can make it taste like gingerbread), nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, etc. Bananas, apples, or pears diced and added are all amazing.

 

[karenlovessnow]

I also cook mine in water, then I add bananas and coconut milk!

 

[sf.girl]

I eat oatmeal everyday. I add cinnamon, nutmeg, ground flax seed, a little vanilla rice milk. Then I add either frozen blueberries or chopped figs, or banana slices!

 

[Lumos]

My recent addiction is:

Brown sugar, molasses or maple syrup

Cinnamon

Peanut Butter

Cocoa powder

with sliced bananas and a few chocolate chips on top.

Heaven!

Try making it with silk nog for an interesting, fun flavor.

 

[IamJen]

chopped up, nuked apples and cinnamon and nutmeg

raisins and brown sugar

cocoa powder and soymilk

cinnamonsugar

blueberries and strawberries w/a dash of milk

use your imagination!

 

[Alli]

I cook it in rice milk, then put some agave nectar on. Then I slice up some bananas/apples or throw some blueberries in there. Fruits go really well with oatmeal.

 

[isowish]

I make it with half soymilk, half water. Then I either add jam (jelly for you American English folks

), golden syrup, or raisins.

 

[Aimra]

I put very vanilla soy milk or vanilla rice milk in mine then I don't have to add any kind of sweetner.

But seriously the best oatmeal ever is sweetened oatmeal (sweetner of choice) and vanilla ice cream (or maybe fudge swirl type icecream). I use Rice Cream myself. It melts and combines so well with the taste of the oatmeal. That is on special occasions though and not every day.

 

[Aimra]

I put very vanilla soy milk or vanilla rice milk in mine then I don't have to add any kind of sweetner.

But seriously the best oatmeal ever is sweetened oatmeal (sweetner of choice) and vanilla ice cream (or maybe fudge swirl type icecream). I use Rice Cream myself. It melts and combines so well with the taste of the oatmeal. That is on special occasions though and not every day.

 

[Pandora]

Raisins =^.^=

 

[dvmarie]

I eat oatmeal every morning too. I cook it (with some raisins so they get soft) in water and I sprinkle flax meal over the top then squeeze on a little agave syrup (or brown sugar if I'm out of syrup). Sometimes I get bored too. If it have it in the house dried cranberries (craisins I think a brand name is) are really good.

 

[veggielove]

I cook it in soymilk, and at the end add cinnamon, brown sugar and maple syrup.

Sometimes I'll add just cinnamon and some dried fruit, or diced apples.

 

[MRSSHF]

Sometimes, I cook it with diced apples, cinnamon and raisins.

More often, though, I eat it with blackstrap molasses, a generous amount of vanilla soy milk and freshly shelled chopped walnuts.