groats

/ɡroʊts/
noun
  1. Hulled grains, such as oats, wheat, or barley, that have been crushed or chopped but not finely ground.
    • Buckwheat groats make a hearty breakfast when boiled with milk and honey.
    • She cooked steel-cut oats, which are actually groats that have been chopped into pieces.
    • The health food store sells barley groats for making porridge.
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