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Why Eat Hot Cereals?
Essential Foods to Survive a Longterm Emergency
What You Need to Know About Hot Cereals
Four Grains Great for Hot Cereal
Ingredients for Hot Cereal
Supplies for Making Hot Cereal
Preparing to Cook Rolled Whole Grains
Cooking Rolled Whole Grains
Cooking Cracked Wheat
Preparing to Cook Brown Rice
Cooking Brown Rice
Cooking Hot Cereals to the Right Consistency
How to Serve Cracked Wheat
Storing Dry Goods in Bulk
Single Servings of Hot Cereals
Why Eat Whole Grains?
Storing Hot Cereal Leftovers
Hot Cereals, Whole Grains & Health
The Benefits of Eating Hot Cereals
Why Buy in Bulk?
Tips for Eating Hot Cereal
Summary: What to do with leftover oatmeal and hot cereals; explore hot cereals and healthy alternatives to oatmeal in this free video on whole grain cereal tips.
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"Hi, my name is Sheryl McGlochlin with crazysheryl.com and welcome to expertvillage.com. Today we are talking about hot cereals and I want to talk about what to do with all the leftover hot cereals that you have just made. It is great to always make extra cereal. I love these clear containers and you can find containers just about any where. Ziploc and Gladware make great clear containers. When it has cool down a little bit go ahead and put and you can even use just individual one cup serving sizes depending on how big or how much you like your serving. But go ahead and put the left over?s cereals in the cup and again I love clear containers cause you can see what is exactly in the fridge. Then you just put the lid on this is still a little warm so there is some steam in there right now. But put that in the fridge and you can pull it out anytime. This hot cereal is such a great time to eat. You can eat it in many places and we are going to talk about that in the next segment."
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