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Hey Ragtop,

I don't know of Blairzo's particular recipe, but porridge is traditionally made with oats in the British Isles. And Tradition it is, the further north you go, the more deeply ingrained the love of porridge. My step children all grew up on it and my grandkids are following suit as Winter draws in.

Dave.

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