Bodybuilding Warehouse, Pure Ultrafine Ground Oats - Add to Your Protein Shakes - (Unflavoured, 4kg)

These are great to use as flour instead of regular plain flour if you're looking for an alternative. I used to have to grind up the oats myself with a mortar and pestle, which took ages to get enough with this consistency. I was concerned that this might not work as I had seen no reviews about using it for baking, but I took a risk and it paid off big time! Made my best ever salted caramel brownies, and nobody could tell it wasn't made with regular flour. Yet to try in bakes that rise...

Finely milled oat flour. No big chunks of uncut oat or clumping. Consistent. No weird smell. Bag has press-close seal, excellent for fine powders.I got it to make pancakes with. I’ll share my recipe. The fine particles are perfect for this—I’ve tried and it’s just not the same using whizzed up oats.Begin with half cup of egg whites whizzy whisked almost like meringue, plop in 60g 0% Greek yoghurt and a spoon of honey, whisk again.Add this to dry mix (40g oat powder, 5g cornflour, 1/2 tsp baking powder, pinch of salt) mix to deflate fluffiness a bit and then add tbsp of regular or gf flour—adding it at the end stops them being rubbery. I put it in for flavour and structure. Tested gf flour—macros will differ.Serves one. Makes six to seven 3-inch fluffy pancakes. 54c 3f 24p (337kcals) gluten-free almost identical.Serve with whatever you like, honey or preserves, eggs etc.Best pancakes I’ve ever made with this powder. Taste is creamy, oaty loveliness.

I have been using this for a couple of months for tart bases, dehydrated raw vegan cookies and baking and it has been fantastic! Very good quality in a reasonable price, arrived as expected!

I'm really bad at getting up and having breakfast but this work great i mix it up just before I walk out the door and I feel better just having something in me stomach and stops me grabbing something on the way to work which most likely not be the healthiest.

They fail to mention anywhere in the listing that the item is actually wheat. Wasn't until I got the item delivered and checked the ingredients that I found this out.

Good value for money. If you plan to pour hot liquid into it then you have to mix it first in cold liquid then add the hot, otherwise it turns lumpy straightaway.

It's literally just ground oats. Easy to open. Comes with a 20g serving scoop. Displays the calories per serving on the packet. What more can you ask for? Buy it if you need ground oats. I use them in smoothies and they blend really well (as you'd expect since they're powder-y).

The product itself is as advertised, although because the package is so large, it's hard and time-consuming to close it after use and you drfinitely want to make sure it's closed as humidity and other factors can spoil it. It would be better to have 1kg packs instead.