From: PaulaG
On Jan 11, 2006
This is nice and creamy. I used Irish oatmeal and added the frozen berries toward the end of cooking. I added a touch of brown sugar when serving. Delicious.
From: ladypit
On Jan 4, 2006
This is a nice creamy breakfast. I used quick cooking oats and frozen blueberries. I made the mistake of cooking the oats the 1 minute prescribed on the package and then, after that minute, adding the frozen berries. This, basically, made it ice cold immediately. I would recommend that if you are planning on using frozen berries you put them in while cooking. I used soy creamer which was fine. The creaminess was nice; usually I only achieve that kind of creaminess using milk as the main liquid. I do think I'd like it to be a little bit sweeter. But I enjoyed it and plan on trying it again! Thanks toni. Your oatmeals are out of this world!
From: KelBel
On Mar 16, 2006
Perfect. Delicious. The french vanilla coffee creamer adds sweetness and creaminess. No need for additional sugar. I never think to use the flavored coffee creamer in anything but coffee and hot chocolate, but I will now. Next I want to try peaches and butter pecan coffee creamer. YUM.
From: evelyn/athens
On Jun 1, 2007
this made a fab snack for me today. I love oatmeal and really enjoyed this version. I used dried blueberries sent me by a friend (can't get blueberries here in any way, shape or form) and added a dash of vanilla and cream instead of the coffee creamer. It was as good as a dessert, and entirely satisfying.
From: **Mandy**
On Jun 5, 2007
This was really good. I had to make the coffee creamer as it is not readily available here in Oz. I used Copycat French Vanilla Liquid Coffee Creamer for that. It was lovely & sweet but not overly so & a nice creamy consistency. I used frozen berries & the only change I made was to use milk for cooking rather than water. Made for ZWT III.
From: Azriel31
On Jul 14, 2007
This is quick and a nice treat for breakfast. I did't have flavored creamer, so I used half and half. If you use half and half, you'll need to add more cinnamon so that the nutty taste of the cinnamon balances out the sweetness of the blueberries. Had I not added the extra cinnamon, I think the contrast of the sweet blueberries and the bland oatmeal would have been too stark. Thanks for posting.
From: MelinOhio
On Feb 24, 2006
I never cared much for oatmeal, but with recipes like this I am changing my mind. This is very Good!. Thanks for a great recipe.
From: Roxygirl in Colorado
On Jul 22, 2007
I loved this oatmeal (and how could I not have thought of this before!). I omitted the creamer and used a mixture of sugar/cinnamon to top. I added my berries when my water had boiled and cooked with the oatmeal, my result looking like Ladypit's photo. Thanks Toni, for posting. Roxygirl
From: vitalev
On Nov 13, 2006
This was fantastic!! I am an oatmeal fiend, I can't believe I haven't thought of this before. So simple but it tastes soooo rich and good!
From: yamakarasu
On Mar 12, 2008
I liked the creaminess of the porridge but it was lacking a little bit in flavour for me. I added a sprinkling of brown sugar to make it a little sweeter and a touch more cinnamon. The blueberries with the French vanilla were a nice combination. Thanks!
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