this is basically like about italian pasta dish with oatmeal swapped out. exactly. oats instead of pasta. i love the combination of pesto with tomato and cheese. yeah. it feels like you are eating an actual pasta dish without the heaviness. exactly. thank you so much. it is delicious. no problem. okay. i got the elvis stuff over here. dig in. i don t mind if i do. [ laughter ] all right. banana, bacon, peanut butter and oatmeal. yes, yes. what do you think? that ain t half bad. really? look at you. and i have the sun dried tomato pesto and parmesan. that ain t half bad. who knew? i wasn t sure. i wasn t sure. savory oatmeal. they threw me off on the pesto on that one and it works. it s excellent. who knew savory oatmeal. you put bacon in anything and it is going to work.
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