ORGANIC STEEL-CUT OATS
Two summers ago I blogged about estate-grown cabernet sauvignon at Stags' Leap Winery.
Working in wine was good. I liked seeing the vines bud in the spring...I liked pumping chardonnay at high velocity into 59 gallon oak barrels..I liked training to identify the different flavors of unripe peaches, ripe peaches, canned peaches, and cooked peaches in blind tastings. I liked becoming an early-stage wine snob...and getting a peek into a most fascinating culture that I will most certainly never join.
I've since left wine, and I'm now writing about slow-cooked, organic steel-cut oats with apple cinnamon topping and brown sugar crumble...our newly introduced Hot Oatmeal at Jamba Juice! So far from instant, Jamba Oatmeal is slow-cooked in the store - meaning it has an intense creaminess and satisfying chewy texture that comes only with 45 minutes of stirring a big, bubbling pot. Jamba Oatmeal also comes with a Blueberry-Blackberry topping or Fresh Sliced Bananas for a quick and tasty on-the-go breakfast.
And for all who could use a bit of cheer and warmth in these cold, gray and wintry days - I'll let you in on a little secret. Print out a coupon and you can get Oatmeal at Jamba for just $1 until 3/31/09. The regular price is $2.95 (plus tax in some areas).
Organic steel-cut oats...I mean, as far as oatmeal goes, this is pretty much your estate-grown stuff.
5 comments:
This is so interesting a direction for jamba juice, but it works! It sounds dellishous... I will definitely try it out at some point (if I can figure out where the nearest Jamba juice is to my work/home).
One thing I want to try though with my newly broken-in slow cooker is slow-cooked oatmeal in a crock-pot! How good does that sound?
oops i forgot to check the 'e-mail follow up comments' box. Wouldn't you consider transferring your fabulous blog over to posterous? =D
oh yay! you're back to blogging!
OK...so that coupon has expired but have no fear - Jamba's new "Economic Boost" plan will help you take care of your craving:
http://www.oatmealforabuck.com/
i haven't gotten a chance to try them yet but i'm kind of excited!
i thought you might find this interesting- in a head to head taste test, jamba wins!!
http://newyork.seriouseats.com/2009/01/fast-food-oatmeal-taste-test-good-bad-goopy.html
janet :)
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