"oatmeal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the cereal made from oats that is usually eaten for breakfast, or when talking about a type of soup made with oats. Example sentence: I usually have oatmeal for breakfast to start my day.
"With her cardboard cards and her oatmeal boxes, Inge registered the velocity of propagation of the earthquakes to all parts of the globe.
It was a tight-fitting linen tunic in a delicate shade of oatmeal.
Postna, a street near the university, has a cluster of lively bars: Isabella (no 3) serves Bevog pale ale and oatmeal stout made by a Slovene in a microbrewery just over the Austrian border.
Emma and Chris Padmore farm organically here (sheep and cows), and welcome visitors to their converted lambing barn and "cart shed", which sleeps 11 upstairs under the beams in Ikea single beds on oatmeal carpets.
I took him home and he lives with us and eats peaches and oatmeal".
But still the SCF has endorsed his primary opponent, Milton Wolf, a radiologist and distant cousin of Mr Obama.Not in Kansas any moreMr Wolf is a fiery and engaging speaker; Mr Roberts is about as exciting as a bowl of cold oatmeal.
Put a spatula in it, it's done".Nancy Lloyd, a former editor at Family Circle, explains why Laura Bush's oatmeal chocolate-chunk recipe will beat Teresa Kerry's pumpkin-spice cookies in the magazine's cookie-recipe contest.
(I can't keep from imagining conspiracies to blackmail the famously fence-straddling justice, plots to slip microscopic mind-control robots into his morning oatmeal, schemes to kidnap and replace him with a shapeshifting mutant, and so on).
The most successful at monetising content is said to be Mr Inman: his site, "The Oatmeal" made $500,000 in 2011 from its audience of around 7m unique visitors per month.Amplified by social media Mr Inman has some 700,000 Facebook followers this audience can be powerful.
Beef, veal and pork are mixed with egg, canned milk, oatmeal and spices.
Debunking the myth that a popular show must be as inoffensive as oatmeal, along comes "The Book of Mormon", which skewers any number of pieties, including religion, Western imperialism and Disney's "The Lion King", all with great music to dance to.The production is the work of Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the men behind the cartoon television show "South Park", now in its 14th year.
