Something came out of oats. What's this?
These came out of a rolled oats product. Are these some part of oats and safe to eat?
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Looks like millet to me.
Your oats were probably processed in a plant that handles various types of grain and something was mixed.
It's a little hard to tell from just your picture but if it is millet then of course it is safe.
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