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Cooking & Baking

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4. Yes. Dried oats in a box.

Tue Feb 24, 2026, 10:44 AM

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I believe I’ve used the quick-cook variety, although the old-fashioned kind should be fine.

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What's the best stuffing mix for meatloaf? [View all] KS Toronado Tuesday OP

I have success with oats EYESORE 9001 Tuesday #1

Oats as in oatmeal? KS Toronado Tuesday #2

Yes. Dried oats in a box. EYESORE 9001 Tuesday #4

I'll have to try that ! Thanks KS Toronado Tuesday #9

Interesting, never tried that way, and I've got some on hand. KS Toronado Tuesday #11

For moist meatloaf I would say moniss Tuesday #5

I remember what it was I used last time KS Toronado Tuesday #12

I use crushed saltines Kali Tuesday #6

LOL, so you prefer Yoda style? KS Toronado Tuesday #8

Bread crumbs and rolled oats La Coliniere Tuesday #10

It's meatloaf - anything works: surrealAmerican Tuesday #13