Supercharged Oatmeal From Beat Cancer Kitchen


This recipe is from BEAT CANCER KITCHEN: Deliciously Simple Plant-Based Anticancer Recipes.

Supercharged Oatmeal (page 46)

The humble oat, a nutritious staple in the human diet for thousands of years, has been largely under-appreciated, and even demonized in recent years by people who appear to be terrified by the mere mention of this, or any (gulp) grain.

But the truth is that this Supercharged Oatmeal is truly the breakfast of champions. It’s my go-to breakfast at home and when I travel. Oatmeal is easy to make; it will fill you up and give you steady energy all morning, and you can make it a different way every day. The combinations of nuts, seeds, fruits, and spices you can add are endless. Buffet-style oatmeal is great for the family – that way everybody can pick their own toppings.

Oats have the highest soluble fiber content of any grain, and it’s a very special fiber. An immune-boosting polysaccharide known as beta-glucans, which are also found in barley, mushrooms and nutritional yeast. I also take a beta-glucans supplement for immune support.

Serves 4 (Yields about 6 cups)

-2 cups rolled oats
-2 cups almond milk
-2 cups water
-4 tbsp ground flax
-4 tbsp whole or ground chia seeds
-1 tsp cinnamon
-1/4 tsp allspice
-Dried fruit options, such as black currants, goji berries, raisins, mulberries, sliced figs, or sliced apricots
-Sweetener, such as black strap molasses, date sugar, or maple syrup, to taste
-Fresh fruit toppings, such as blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, and bananas
-Nut/seed toppings, such as almonds, walnuts, pecans, hemp hearts, pumpkin seeds, or a dollop of nut butter
-Optional: 1 tsp of organic turmeric powder and 1 tsp of Bragg nutritional yeast
-For a delicious chocolatey twist, add 1/2 tbsp of raw cacao powder

*If you want to up the calories, add any nut or seed butter

Directions
1. Whisk together the oats, nut milk, water, flax, chia, cinnamon, allspice, and dried fruit of your choice in a medium pot over medium heat.

2. Cook until heated through and the mixture has thickened to your desired consistency, about 5 minutes.

3. Serve warm with your favorite toppings: sweetener, fresh fruit, nuts, and seeds.

Enjoy!

PRO TIP: Flax and chia seeds can be quickly ground in a small coffee grinder before adding to oatmeal for maximum freshness and nutritional potency.

NOTE: To make overnight oats, mix the core ingredients together in a covered bowl or Mason jar, refrigerate overnight, and enjoy cold or warmed up the next morning with fresh toppings.

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Which form of oats is best?
Oats come four ways: whole oat groats, steel-cut, rolled, and quick oats. Whole oat groats are the edible kernel of an oat with the hull removed, and they look a bit like a cross between a grain of rice and a grain of barley. Steel-cut oats are groats that have been chopped into two or three smaller pieces. Rolled oats are whole oat groats that have been steamed, rolled flat and lightly toasted, which is why they cook faster, in about five minutes. Quick oats are rolled then chopped into smaller bits so they cook the most quickly, after just a couple of minutes in hot water.

The nutrient content among all forms of oats is essentially the same, but because they are precooked, the carbohydrates in rolled oats and quick oats are absorbed more quickly by your body and have been found to raise blood sugar and insulin about 30% more than whole oat groats and steel-cut oats.

Based on that, one could make the case that whole oat groats and steel-cut oats are “healthier”, but I often opt for rolled or quick oats due to their super-quick cook time. The most efficient way to prepare steel-cut oats is in a pressure cooker, which takes less than 30 minutes. You can also soak oats overnight in water or your favorite nut milk and serve them cold or warmed upon the stove.

A meta-analysis of 12 studies on nearly 800,000 people published by researchers at Harvard found that eating 70 grams of whole grains per day –  that’s a large bowl of oatmeal – lowers the risk of death from cancer and heart disease by 20%.

Nutrition Facts:

Organic Hemp Hearts
10 grams of protein, 3 grams of fiber, omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, plus 45% of your magnesium and phosphorus, 110% of your manganese, 20% of your iron and zinc, 8% of your B6 and Folate, and 2% of your calcium. Get Canadian grown hemp hearts here.

Organic Chia Seeds
6 grams of protein, 6 grams of Omega-3, 10 grams of fiber, plus 10% of your magnesium, 14% of your calcium, and 8% of your iron. Get organic chia seeds here.

Organic Flax Seed
3 grams of protein, 2.8 grams of Omega-3, 4 grams of fiber, plus 5% of your magnesium, 3% of your calcium, and 5% of your iron. Get organic flax seeds here.

Organic Blackstrap Molasses
1 tbsp contains 20% of your daily potassium, 15% of your iron, 10% of your calcium, 10% of your B6, and 8% of your magnesium. Get organic blackstrap molasses here.

Organic berries
Berries have the highest concentration of anti-oxidants and anti-cancer compounds of any fruit. Blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, mulberries, black currents, raisins… just get some berries on there!

Nutrition totals for my Supercharged Oatmeal
1 dry cup of oatmeal, plus all these superfood fixins, has 29 grams of protein, 25 grams of fiber, about 70% of your daily magnesium, 110% of your manganese, 29% of your calcium, 48% of your iron, 20% of your potassium, 20% of your zinc, and 18% of your B6. And with the addition of berries and spices, this little breakfast will give you more antioxidants than most people get in a week on the Standard American Diet.

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This Post Has 74 Comments

  1. Elaine

    Thank you, Chris! Old Fashioned rolled oats cooked stovetop are the staple breakfast for our family of 6 . . . I usually add in cinnamon and a bit of REAL salt with some raw honey. Your suggestions are really going to power up this meal!

  2. kim

    First, when I saw the picture, I thought it was a PA-Dutch dessert called “funny cake” and I was intrigued…haha! Then I realized it was oatmeal, and that was NOT chocolate, which made me laugh again…
    Anyway, looks yummy!Thanks!Do you ever shop with Z Natural Foods? Just curious. I get a lot of my bulk items there and save a good bit of money…no, I do not work for them.:-) Stay well and continue blessing the world!

  3. Paula

    Loved all these ingredients but have started using steel cut oats and don’t find them hard to cook at all! Using Bob’s Red Mill gluten-free steel-cut oats and just cook them in water on the stovetop for a little over 10 mins. They are chewy, and now that I’ve discovered these I love them over the others. Going to add all the other things you suggest above, though! thanks

  4. Patrick

    Chris, Webster from cancertutor says pre ground flax seeds become rancid 10 mins after they are ground. Is this true or something to be worried about for the flax to be effective? Thanks for the recipe!

    1. Shari

      I never buy pre ground flax seed! The flavor difference is huge and fresh is always best. I will grind up a batch of seeds in my coffee grinder and then put them in a sealed container and keep in the fridge. I usually use it up within a week or so.

      Since I always have raw milk in the refrigerator, I keep the temp as low as I can go without freezing everything, therefore, the flaxseed maintains its freshness longer in an air tight container.

      1. Trish Mutch

        I also grind my own flax seeds in a cheap coffee grinder (cost me $15 I think). It is so easy I do it every day. I think rancidity of ground flax is definitely an issue.

  5. Amy

    Once I tried steel cut oats, I’ll never go back. I love the texture of them. A lot of times I’ll cook them overnight in the crockpot. It makes enough for 5-6 days. Then I just warm up a little bit each day. I’ll have to see if I can find the ingredients you’ve listed here though, sounds delicious!

  6. Jennifer

    This is what we eat!! I was trying to find a substitute because it was a Big Bad Grain! Thanks for relieving my guilt!! LOVE a warm heart oatmeal. We add coconut oil and nuts to help with weight gain.

  7. Stephanie

    The nutrition in any grain quickly oxidizes as soon as the outer bran is broken open. Within 24 hrs. 40% of the nutrients (not calories) are gone. In 72 hours, 90% are gone. We have been making oatmeal with fresh rolled oats most mornings for about 15 years. It takes just a few more minutes, but the flavor is incredibly fresher.You’ll never go back to pre-rolled oats.

    1. Chris Wark

      I’ve never heard that before Stephanie. Would you mind providing a link to scientific validation? Thanks!

      1. Nancy Keeler

        It makes sense that any food that has more surface area(rolled oats)available for oxidation would lose more nutrients than a food that has not(pre-rolled oats). Therefore if you had to have rolled oats, rolling them closer to the time of ingesting them would be more optimal, IMHO.

    2. Tracy

      How do you roll your own oats? Is there some kind of tool? As I understand it, all oats (including groats and steel cut) are steamed to kill the enzymes and stop them from turning rancid. It is very difficult to find true “raw” oats. I bought them once from a sprouting supply company I tried to eat them raw/sprouted but I found they irritated the back of my throat for hours afterward. They tasted terrible too!

      Thanks for the suggestions for the oatmeal, Chris. I had not thought of hemp hearts. I’m going to give that a shot.

    3. Yesim

      Stephanie, I have heard of the same thing before; that the grains will oxidize… so, we are not really getting what we think we are in terms of nutrition. how do you roll your oats?

  8. Lisa Levin

    Chris, have you ever tried whole oat groats? It’s the whole grain, not cut, not sliced…just whole. Yes, it takes longer to cook. I just prep up a few days worth in advance, not so bad.

    Very yummy, nice amount of “chew”.

    Happy juicing, everybody!

    1. Jeff

      I whole heatedly agree. I actually mix 50/50 with whole rye. Its the dogs bark.

  9. Louis

    thanks for the recipe! A nice and easy trick to cook whole kernels. Put them in a thermos with boiling water the evening before. Don’t fill to the brim though.

  10. Louis

    Oh, and I forgot: Health Force Vitamineral Earth would be another great addition :-)

  11. Nancy Keeler

    Don’t forget the organic virgin coconut oil!!

  12. debbie

    Excellent – I usually add chopped dates and either chopped walnuts or pecans since I like it crunchy.

  13. Debbie

    It’s so hard to read you posts with all the ads on the right hand side of the site. I get frustrated!!

    1. Chris Wark

      Hi Debbie, I’m sorry I have no idea what you are talking about… What web browser are you using?

  14. Hannah

    Hello Chris,

    I just wondered if you ate this while you were battling with cancer? The pictures are very nice.

    1. Chris Wark

      I did not eat this as part of my cancer diet, but for what it’s worth, oatmeal and blackstrap molasses are both approved for the Gerson protocol.

      1. penoh8

        Hi Chris, what did you eat for breakfast whilst on your cancer diet? (I haven’t been able to find info on your website…) Thanks

  15. Jess

    Just tried Foodbabe’s recipe for overnight (no cook) raw oat groats, but added my own including hemp seeds, flax seeds, chia seeds, raw honey, hemp milk, rolled oats, almond butter, bananas. Very delishious.
    My 2 year old couldn’t get enough of it, had it for breakfast and dinner ;) I just bought some steel cut, so I’m going to give that a try. Thanks for this recipe, nice to have a variety!

  16. Paula Thomas

    Funny you mention “If you are trying to gain weight”. I never see people post something like that ever. Cuz who in their right mind wants to gain weight? But I happen to be one of those people that are underweight and have a hard time gaining weight so I appreciate the weight gaining tip! lol

    1. Chris Wark

      Haha yeah Paula, that’s pretty much just for skinny high-metab people, cancer patients, and bodybuilders. :)

  17. Natalie Benoit

    Holy cow- lots of goodness packed in that punch! I would add, that regardless of the oats you choose, to soak them overnight in whatever medium, altermative milk or water, and some apple cider vinegar. Makes cooking time a snap- AND makes the oats far more digestable. Soak your grains y’all! God bless you Chris!

  18. Julie

    I bought a “grain flaker” attachment for my stand mixer. I pour whole oats (or other grain) in the top, and it gets squished between two rollers and drops out the bottom. Freshly rolled oats, with no heat or other funny business!

    1. Elise

      Julie,
      Is that for the KitchenAid Mixer? I have one of those from long ago out in the garage that I never use! Now I have a reason to use it and buy that attachment. I see where you can buy it at FYkitchen.com Thanks!

  19. Rita

    I cannot get any of the ingredients off Amazon for delivery in the U. K.

    1. sally t

      have you tried Suma? (their main depot is based just outside Leeds) or Waitrose?

  20. paul caissie

    I HAVE BASIL CANCER IN THE FACE ANY SUGGESTIONS ON PREVENTION N FOOD DEPARTMENT.

    1. Linda

      Paul, Get Bill Henderson’s book Cancer Free. It will get you on the right track
      Linda

    2. Elise

      Paul,
      I have had two basal cell cancers on my face, and have had to have extensive mohs surgery. I have eaten a very healthy diet for over 20 years and I still got the skin cancer. It is the UV damage from the sun or tanning beds that cause basal cell cancer. Usually takes a long time to develop so your sun damage could have occurred long ago, even when you were a teen.. I did extensive tanning/burning and was involved in may outdoor sports in the sun got burned many times. Even though I have olive/darker skin, it still happened. Now I wear a natural sunblock on my face. I don’t stay out too long but still do get sunshine as it is important for vitamin D..

  21. Monica

    Yum, yum, yum! Going to get as soon as may be.

  22. Audrey

    I was wondering if you could give me a calorie estimate on this entire meal? I have autoimune issues and might like a coaching session with you. Also, there has been excessive cancer in my family and early deaths. Do you have a link to contact you if interested in a session? Thanks.
    A. aafnews@yahoo.com

  23. Renee

    I had a hard time reading all of the the contents of the oatmeal recipe page…The advertisements on the right side made it impossible to read!!!!!!!!

    1. Chris Wark

      Which Internet browser are you using?

  24. June

    I use ground chia seeds, coconut flakes, cinn., clove powder, nutmeg, fresh apple pieces, a few raisins, strawberries, blueberries, rasberries. I don’t eat it all at one setting. The leftovers can go in fridge and eaten later either cold or warmed. A great snack instead of sweets.

  25. Kathleen Spencer

    Hi Chris, I live in Memphis and I was wondering if the date sugar can be purchased at any stores here? I want to try it but the shipping cost is too high.
    Thanks

  26. Amanda

    That was the funniest series of food pictures I’ve ever seen. I laughed so hard I had to wipe tears away from my eyes! Here’s why it was so funny: I didn’t think another person in this world had food as horrible looking as mine!! Mine tastes fantastic and I’m sure yours does too! And mine is also supercharged and healing!! But boy that sure does not look like oatmeal in the last picture! Or really any of the pictures except the first! Blessings to you! We are all on an interesting wonderful and funny journey!!

  27. Rebecca Myers

    LUV-LUV-LUV your oatmeal info here—-my fav breakfast! Thanks for posting this for all to see. I’m going to try some berries and hemp soon. I grind golden flaxseeds just before adding, throw in the chia seeds, local honey and cinnamon then fresh cut up apple chunks (w/skin). Sometimes throw in raw walnuts. I do the apples last, cool crispy room temp apples in hot oatmeal—yummy contrast.

    1. Rebecca Myers

      Years ago I read a book by Martina Navratilova’s nutrition coach, Robert Hass. He suggested oatmeal with apples, bananas and raisins thrown in during the last few minutes of cooking. Very good!

  28. Larry Winfield

    Hi

    This sounds and looks awesome…
    I’ve been eating oatmeal every
    morning since the beginning of
    time…for me that is…
    I will definitely try this for my
    own good….

    Black Strap Molasses…on my oatmeal!!
    and I thought Molasses was only good
    for making sweet bread…Newfoundland
    style…that is.:)

    thanks

  29. Linda

    /great recipes/ I’m so excited. Saw my sister today. She said I had an orange tinge about me !!! :)
    Linda

  30. Kathy

    I, also have trouble reading your articles since the text is overlaid with the adds on the right side. Very frustrating since I LOVE your stuff! And I don’t have a clue what browser I use since my computer is 150 years old and my husband doesn’t think I need a new one!

  31. Ian

    Great Article with some interesting comments. I also have porridge Oats every morning for breakfast(this is the popular name used in the UK) and the additional additives seem like a great idea (thanks for the links Chris on where to get these) I can also sympathise with Paula about wanting to gain weight (went from 84kg down to 67kg during treatment) and it is very difficult to regain weight when eating healthily!

  32. antoinette

    I too have found it hard to put weight on but coconut oil has really helped and is delicious mixed in to porridge,I make mine with quinoa but I bet its just as good with oats.
    I look forward to more recipes!

  33. Karl

    I was wondering if anyone has heard about oatmeal blocking your vitamins and minerals. I have heard of soaking them overnight to get rid of this problem. Please let me know if anyone can tell me if this is important.

  34. Sharon

    Chris, I’m surprised that you would not recommend oat bran over regular oatmeal. Am I missing something because everything I’ve read said that oat bran is much more nutritious. Kind of like eating whole grain breads instead of processed breads. I’d like your thoughts on this, please. By the way, I love your site!!

    1. Elise

      The rolled oat is the whole food, bran is a fragmented food. Rolled oats have the brain still in them..

  35. Yesim

    Chris, First of all, I love your website and appreciate it a lot. I love this recipe as well! One question: It looks like chia seeds have everything that flax seeds have, plus twice as much of them in the same serving size! why are you putting flax seeds in addition to chia seeds when you can easily replace the serving of flax with chia… I figured there must be a reason and was curious. Thank you so much!

  36. Zyxomma

    I love and adore oatmeal, but I love the steel-cut oats best. Usually, I cook them with some currants, and serve with coconut oil and salt. Yum.

  37. Ron

    Love the recipe! However, steel-cut oats are extremely easy to do if you do the crockpot method:

    1 part steel cut oatmeal
    3-4 parts water (you can substitute part of it for almond milk)
    a pinch of salt

    Put it in a crockpot on LOW (not keep warm, and definitely not HIGH) for 6-8 hours (or basically overnight).

    This will make the tastiest, smoothest oatmeal you’ve ever eaten in your life. Sure, there may be a little bit to scrape off the sides or the bottom, but there shouldn’t be much. Enjoy!

  38. Kim

    My recipe is a lot simpler but I really enjoy it. After you cook the oatmeal I’ve added sucanat sugar, raw pumpkin seeds and shredded apple. It has that apple crisp feeling. I can’t wait to add all of the yummy ingredients you mentioned above. Thanks

  39. yalixa

    Hey Chris. Do u have a slow cooker? That’s how I cook my steel cut oats. Leave it on overnight and have breakfast already done in the am! Here’s where I found the inspiration – http://www.theyummylife.com/Slow_Cooker_Apple_Cinnamon_Oatmeal

    You can of course modify the ingredients based on what you prefer.

    Thanks for your recipe! I will def try it.

    1. jeanne

      Yalixa, that recipe looks amazing and great to wake up to. Chris, I would love your thoughts on that process of cooking the oats. Keeping it for a few days? Does that lessen the nutritional value?

      Thanks for the recipe for your particular breakfast. I am so curious about what you eat on a daily basis because I know you eat pretty much the same thing every day. I am on a ‘losing weight’ track right now and wonder how these complex carbohydrates might cause me to gain.

  40. Kate

    My husband has breast cancer . We are close to Memphis. Is it possible to meet in person for coaching?

    Thank you !

  41. Sandi

    Chris, thanks for all your videos. I was wondering if you could tell me if Vitameral Green and Garden of Life perfect food raw are pretty much the same. They seem very close to me. Would you know if one is better than the other? Thanks for this ministry. God Bless.

  42. Monica

    I have stage 4 colon cancer with metasis to the liver since oct. 2010. Have had 4 major surgeries 3 of them on liver. On 9-13-13, I decided I wanted a brake from chemo, so I told my dr. I will see you in 3 months, he convinced me to stay on avastin maintenance every 3 wks. I decided to agreed to the avastin for my family’ sake. I was so excited about embarking on my new quest of healthy eating and juicing, at that point I only had three very small tumors, the cancer was contained, I felt it was the right time to take a brake, my body was begging for a brake. For 3 months I had the time of my life shopping for blenders, juicers, jars etc. got everything I needed and began my healthy diet and juicing. I was juicing 7 lbs of carrots a day “delicious” ate as much organic fruits and veggies, cut out the white carbs, sugar, and fats. Had so much energy felt great. Then the dreaded time of cat scan came, ” forgot to mention that thru out this new adventure god was we me always praying every second I had”. Cat scan day came what I playfully call judgement day. And I regret to informed that now I have 7 to 8 tumors in the liver and unfortunately suspicious growth in the lungs which my dr. Believes is also cancer. Needless to say I am back on chemo, no hope for surgery, just trying to contain the beast, and maybe later we can explore some other options. I just was wondering do you think the natural sugar in the carrots was what cause this explosion of tumors ” cause in the 3 years since my diagnoses the cancer was not that bad at the most I had 3 tumors”.
    I want all of you readers to know that the beast has not destroyed my spirit I am still fighting and praying and still believe in healthy eating, I only have one regret I cannot have my carrot juice anymore!:-). Please respond

    1. Lauren Coleman

      Hey Monica,

      First of all, never give up!
      Please keep eating healthy…don’t stop that. Lots of leafy greens, juicing, green smoothies, etc.
      Also please check out alternative cancer treatments, like in Suzanne Somer’s book, “Knockout,” and Ty Bollinger’s book “Cancer: Think Outside the Box.”

      Look into alternative cancer treatment centers, like Paracelsus al Ronc, Hippocrates Health Institute, and Oasis of Hope. There are a lot more out there.

      Also I’d check out greensmoothiegirl.com because she lists lots of cancer treatment ideas and locations. Very helpful stuff. Also greendrinkdiaries.com is wonderful for cancer advice, as is cancertutor.org.

      And most of all…do not give up! Keep eating healthy, stay away from refined food and processed foods, and keep drinking plenty of water and exercising gently.

      The previous rounds of chemo may have compromised your system even with the healthy eating, which is why you’re seeing new tumors, potentially. But that doesn’t mean you can’t still beat this.
      I’ll be praying for you. Don’t lose that excitement and zest for life. You can do this, Monica.

    2. Peter Lowes

      Get on the gerson therapy ASAP!

    3. Maureen Drazic

      I live in Canada and my hubby was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma. He had stage 4 at first, then two tumors disappeared. He had the last one removed then his cancer came back after surgery. Back to square one.. we do all kinds of healthy eating but this time decided to try Cannabis oil. (Pheonix Tears) I know this is contraversial, depending on where you live.. but I have many friends whose cancer immediately stopped growing and reversing cancer like multiple myloema and stage 4 lung cancer being taken off the ‘death’ list. It’s worth a try as well as the raw healthy high alkaline diet. We have medical dispensaries here and I know alot of the States have been legalized now. Check out a documentary called “Run From the Cure”.. you’ll be glad you did. I had to open my mind up to it and our families are amazed at the results in my hubby already. It works fast which is nice. It’s another one of God’s miracles he put on this earth for us for medicine.

  43. Angel

    Your oatmeal recipe looks tasty, and certainly nutritious! I like to soak steel cut oats, then blend them up in the blender with cinnamon and/or chocolate, maple syrup or dates, and maybe a pinch of salt. BTW, I am going to check out that date sugar. We sometimes get coconut sugar, but I would rather use date sugar. Thanks for sharing. God bless! :)

  44. Debby Pothier

    I throw the oats,into my smoothies, so easy.

  45. Cheryl

    Oat groats are SO easy and SO delicious! I throw mine into my crock pot in the morning before work, add some warm (purified) water and a T or 2 of either plain organic yogurt or kefir, let them soak all day (1 c oats to 2 c water). Around 10 pm I add another 2 c of water, 1-2 tsp salt and let it go overnight on low. By morning you have a yummy porridge that you can add all that terrific stuff to. Or just organic butter, cream and a bit of honey or maple syrup, but adding all the other stuff is lots of fun!

  46. Suzi

    Chris..I have an important question for you. Are you familiar with Young Living oils and other healing products? If so what do you think, how have you used them, etc. If not…..I would treasure your opinion either way. Thanks Chris

  47. Lulla

    Wow thank you! I eat for breakfast every day rolled oats. My recipe is slightly different tho, so I’ll share in case you want a change at some point (for me your recipe is doing the trick as sometimes it gets boring :) ) I put in mine hazel nuts, walnuts, cashew nuts, sunflower seeds, fresh blueberries, banana, dry dates, raisins and cranberries and a little bit of almond milk (as I don’t like mine to be too thick). Sounds like a lot, but it fuels you for several hours which is great ’cause then you don’t feel like snacking between meals. Hope you enjoy it! Can’t wait to try yours… Blessings!! x

  48. Chris

    Chris. Knocking paleo in the fashion you do is just dumb. Take the time to at least understand it.

  49. Teresa

    Awesome! I’ve been spicing up my oatmeal with coconut oil, chia seeds, cinnamon & local seasonal raw honey. You’ve inspired me to take it up another notch! Try some coconut oil in yours. It makes it even more delicious!

  50. clyde

    I tried this with 2 cups of water.That was just to much.Did anyone else here have this problem?

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