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Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Organic Old Fashioned Rolled Oats, 907g
CA$11.79
Why You’ll Love It
Meet the oats that have won over the hearts of oat-haters everywhere. Our secret? We make our organic rolled oats with the utmost care and attention. Our celiac-friendly rolled oats meet our strict standards in taste, quality, and nutrition. Our gluten-free rolled oats are rich in fibre, plant-based protein and ready in a snap! Use it to make overnight oats, breakfast cookies, bread and more!
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Organic whole grain oats
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