50 lb. Steel Cut Oats $48.44 + $4.49 flat rate shipping after 15% off coupon

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8 grams of fat per serving

"Shelf-Life: Steel Cut Oats will store for 1 year in a sealed 50 pound bag under ideal storage conditions (cool, dry place)."

I have ordered these in the past, and the steel-cut oatmeal easily keeps for over a year (I keep mine in a costco freezer that's unplugged as an extra pantry and food storage). I am probably on the last 5 pounds out of 50, and I ordered these about 15 months ago (at the cost of about $47 shipped back in Sept. 2011). Mine hasn't gone rancid because the "germ" part seems to have been removed and there aren't "oils" to turn rancid.

Honeyville used to run 20% sale twice a year (once near late Jan. and another time in July). I am holding out for a 20% off sale, since the price has basically gone up from $42 to current price of $57.
It still beats grocery store price of about $1.80 - $2.20/lb but one can't help but wish for those $42 days.

They're actually very good -- don't let the amount of "fat" worry you.

Good to feed the goats !!

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Quote from blueribb : 8 grams of fat per serving "Shelf-Life: Steel Cut Oats will store for 1 year in a sealed 50 pound bag under ideal storage conditions (cool, dry place)."

I know, I was thinking the same thing: why so low?

Quote from Penguina : I have ordered these in the past, and the steel-cut oatmeal easily keeps for over a year (I keep mine in a costco freezer that's unplugged as an extra pantry and food storage). I am probably on the last 5 pounds out of 50, and I ordered these about 15 months ago (at the cost of about $47 shipped back in Sept. 2011). Mine hasn't gone rancid because the "germ" part seems to have been removed and there aren't "oils" to turn rancid. Honeyville used to run 20% sale twice a year (once near late Jan. and another time in July). I am holding out for a 20% off sale, since the price has basically gone up from $42 to current price of $57. It still beats grocery store price of about $1.80 - $2.20/lb but one can't help but wish for those $42 days. They're actually very good -- don't let the amount of "fat" worry you.

I got a 50# about a year ago too during one of their 20% off deals. Dump it in a 5 gal bucket and keep a lit on it...it will store forever.

Great time to load up...esp on the blanched almond flour. Man, that stuff is fantastic.