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The Grueling Oatmeal Episode

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Arts, Society & Culture, Places & Travel, Food

4.31.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Bowls of this cereal grain have been sustaining humans for tens of thousands of years. Anney and Lauren explore the sweet/savory science and history of oatmeal.

Transcript

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0:00.0

I'm Lauren Vogelbaum, and today we're talking about oat meal.

0:15.0

Yes, we are.

0:18.0

This was a listener suggestion sent in by Caitlin with a very compelling subject line that

0:24.8

said dark horse suggestion.

0:27.0

Oh.

0:28.0

Yes.

0:29.0

But then also a very compelling reason why we should look into oatmeal, which we will share

0:34.3

later.

0:35.3

Yes.

0:36.3

Thank you, Caitlin.

0:38.3

This one has been a bit difficult to wrangle because as Lauren and I were discussing,

0:43.2

people have a lot of thoughts about oats and oatmeal, but also it's not called oatmeal

0:49.0

everywhere and created some interesting research difficulty.

0:55.7

Yeah.

0:56.7

Yeah.

0:57.7

There's this great moment in doing reading for any one of these episodes where like you're

1:03.3

going along your normal kind of tree of like searches and follow-up searches and then all

1:08.4

of a sudden you realize that like you've been looking at a branch and the tree is over

1:12.4

here and it's much better, right?

1:15.6

And you're just like, oh, heck, okay, and you feel despair, but also excitement.

1:25.1

It's an interesting concoction of emotions.

1:27.8

Yeah.

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