Instant oats is more expensive than cereal and yogurt
(Which is fine, and I think I'm going to start introducing that because winter and hit breakfast sounds great. But being that this thread is discussing specifically from a price perspective, we must admit it's more expensive)
Not really. A canister of instant oats costs the same $4 as a canister of old fashioned.
If you mean the packets, yeah, but not by much. Going by Walmart prices here, but it's under $4 for a box of 20.
Instant oats is more expensive than cereal and yogurt
(Which is fine, and I think I'm going to start introducing that because winter and hit breakfast sounds great. But being that this thread is discussing specifically from a price perspective, we must admit it's more expensive)
Real life hack- pour boiling water on instant oats in a bowl. Add salt, maple syrup or sugar as desired. Let sit five minutes and mix. Just as good as instant oatmeal in the packet.
