They're both oaty slop

"Oatmeal is a type of coarse flour made of hulled oat grains (groats) that have either been milled (ground), steel-cut, or rolled. Ground oats are also called "white oats". Steel-cut oats are known as "coarse oatmeal", "Irish oatmeal" or "pinhead oats". Rolled oats can be either thick or thin, and may be categorized as "old-fashioned", "quick", or "instant", depending on the cooking time, which is shortened by the size of the oats, precooking, and sometimes the addition of enzymes.

The term oatmeal is also used in the U.S. and parts of Canada to describe a popular oat porridge made from either ground, steel-cut, or rolled oats."

who spends 20 bucks on snicker bars

im crying

oat porridge yeah

th word "oatmeal" is used to describe oat porridge

it's pretty much all considered porridge once cooked

yeah

it doesn't say oatmeal is porridge

did you read what you just sent

i eat food not garbage

im not a girl either lol

... You americans confuse the hell out of me

"the term oatmeal is used to describe oat porridge"

it's the same thing bruh

sorry to inform you aggie but im no girl

u sound like 1

You're a trannyyyyyyyyy

lol

yes it says it's used to describe oat porridge it doesn't say oatmeal is a kind of oat porridge it says we call oat porridge oatmeal when it's really just oat porridge

not a trap either

... it's just the word for oat porridge

nope not a trap

don't read too far into it lol

keep guessin

that makes it porridge

aggie dont put candy bars in your asshole

I don't really care about how right I am about porridge unironically but dems facts

ive honestly heard worse stuff

Ur a girl

like old men cutting off their dicks

Ibland önskar jag att jag hade ögon inuti hjärnan.

yeah i know

my sister is a food science teacher

thats what happens when you go too deep in the internet

she says oatmeal and oat porridge are different

you find ritual shit

Varfor

and old men calling out to satan chopping off their lips and dicks

When you Google oat porridge oatmeal literally comes up

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