Bay Valley
Bay Valley Quick Oats, 50 Pounds, 1 Per Case
- 1 per case
- 50 pounds
- Cereal & Breakfast Bars
Bay Valley Quick Oats cook in about a minute on the stovetop, delivering whole grain nutrition and a soft, familiar texture without the longer cook time of old-fashioned rolled oats. The 50-pound bulk case is sized for commercial kitchens, bakeries, and institutions that go through oats fast, whether for hot cereal, cookies and muffins, meat coatings, or soup thickening. No added sugar, salt, or artificial ingredients; just cut-finer, steamed-longer oats ready for sweet and savory recipes alike.
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| Case pack | 1 per case | |
|---|---|---|
| UPC | 070893010493 | |
| GTIN | 10000000500866 | |
| SKU | 404090 | |
| Category | Cereal & Breakfast Bars |
Product Highlights
- 50-pound bulk case sized for food service and institutional use
- Quick-cooking format ready in about one minute on the stovetop
- Whole grain oats with naturally occurring dietary fiber
- Finer cut and longer steamed than old-fashioned oats for faster preparation
- Neutral flavor that works in sweet and savory recipes alike
- No added sugar, salt, or artificial ingredients
Uses
Hot cereal: Stir into boiling water or milk for a fast, hearty breakfast oatmeal ready in about one minute on the stovetop or two minutes in the microwave.
Baking: Fold into cookie, muffin, bread, and granola bar recipes where a softer oat texture is preferred over the chewier bite of old-fashioned rolled oats.
Meat coatings: Use as a breading base for baked or fried chicken, fish, and pork chops; quick oats adhere well and add a lightly crisp, nutty crust.
Thickener: Blend into soups, stews, and meatloaf to bind moisture and add body without changing the flavor profile.
Smoothie boost: Add raw quick oats directly to fruit and protein smoothies for extra fiber and a thicker consistency.
Who Would Benefit
- Commercial kitchens and cafeterias serving daily breakfast programs
- Bakeries producing oat-based cookies, muffins, and granola products
- Caterers and event planners needing bulk dry ingredients for large gatherings
- Food service directors at schools, hospitals, and correctional facilities
- Meal prep businesses and subscription box operators working with oatmeal kits
Preparation & Use
For stovetop oatmeal, combine one part quick oats with two parts water or milk, bring to a boil, and stir for 60 to 90 seconds until thickened. For microwave preparation, use the same ratio in a microwave-safe bowl and heat on high for 1.5 to 2 minutes, stopping to stir halfway through. When substituting quick oats for old-fashioned oats in baking, reduce the liquid in the recipe slightly, as quick oats absorb moisture faster. For breading, press seasoned quick oats onto proteins before baking or pan-frying; the finer flake creates an even, adherent crust.
Common Applications
Beyond breakfast cereal, quick oats appear in oatmeal raisin cookies, apple crisp toppings, homemade granola, fruit crumbles, and overnight refrigerator oats. In savory kitchens, they serve as a binder in meatballs and meatloaf, a thickener for vegetable soups, and a coating for oven-fried chicken or catfish. The 50-pound format keeps a consistent ingredient on hand across all of these uses without frequent reordering.
