You don't actually have to only use it for porridge, I'm sure it could be used for soup or pasta etc. Heat added anyway, good price for this range!

​Yeah, but this is a cooking utensil, not porridge? would you vote a frying pan cold because it *could* be used to cook unhealthy food?

So does alcohol, red meat, coffee, toothpaste. Never mind voting cold, just give up eating and drinking everything. Porridge is the future voted hot.

​The packaging from my "commercial porridge" states the ingredients as "100% wholegrain oats" - how do they get away without declaring the sugar?

​what a silly coment. even if it was 100% sugar,we're supposed to vite on the bowl not porridge itself! Blimey!

Worst comment ever!!

Oh lawd :disappointed:

Your post causes cancer..

Although research has shown that cancer cells consume more sugar (glucose) than normal cells, no studies have shown that eating sugar will make your cancer worse or that, if you stop eating sugar, your cancer will shrink or disappear. However, a high-sugar diet may contribute to excess weight gain, and obesity is associated with an increased risk of developing several types of cancer.

So being a fat ******* is more likely to cause cancer, porridge is healthy than a bacon sandwich. Cogito ergo sum, you are an idiot.

Great deal by the way, have some non-cancer causing heat from me.

And we let these people vote!!!!

What a strangely pointless post.

I think you meant 0.5g of sugar per 40g serving. "Each 40g serving made with water contains Calories 150 8%, Sugar 0.5g <1%, Fat 2.2g 3%, Saturates 0.4g 2%, Salt trace <1% of an adult's guideline daily amount" Come to think of it, these figures don't add up. 0.5g as a % of 40g = 1.2%, 2.2g = 5.5% and 0.4g = 1%. Go figure that one :confused: