The taste is off, like it seems like it wants to be good but it’s not. The only thing I liked is the crunch of the walnuts.

The best part is after eating just one pack each morning, I feel like lifting a 🚚 😅 these are the best oatmeals I've ever tasted.

The taste is great for me and it kept me from eating a bunch of junk snacks through the day as I usually do.

Very happy with Walmart on line shopping. We get what we order and the delivery is prompt. Thank you

It tastes like burnt banana bread... Chemically burnt banana bread. Terrible. I even tried making a smoothie with it, and it was still terrible.

I buy a protein banana oatmeal in as a single serve in a microwavable cup. This is NOT the same thing. It has WAY more sugar in it and less protein!!

I eat this every morning for breakfast. If you are a fan of banana nut bread then you might like this product.

My son and I think this oatmeal is so yummy and we appreciate the extra protein that helps digest carbs and make them less of a problem.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a fan of banana nut bread, and I like bananas a lot. This had a great flavor to it and made me think of eating banana bread. Well I was eating it it has a great flavor to it and is very fulfilling.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted a breakfast that: 1. Had less than 300 calories 2. Could be made in under 5 minutes 3. Had enough fiber and protein to carry me to lunch (about 3.5 hours later). Optionally it would be: 1. A -warm- breakfast. 2. Taste good too. I've tried Quaker's other offerings and they don't match up to this. What sets this apart from their regular instant oatmeal is, for me, the size of the servings, the protein content, and the taste. Let me elaborate: Size: When I was big into their regular instant oatmeal I'd always find myself in the quandary where one pouch wasn't enough, and two was too much. I'd wind up eating two anyway, which is less than ideal when you're on a calorie restriction. Nutrition: I'm not a nutritionist, I'm just someone living by the simple rules of "Protein + Fiber > Anything". I want to be full, and I don't want it to come at a cost of greater than my daily calorie budget. Continuing from before, two packs of their Strawberries and Cream oatmeal clocks in at 260 calories (made with water), 54g of carbs, and only 6g of protein. One pack of this wins on all three fronts. A single pack of this stuff made with water has almost as much protein as two eggs, with almost none of the cholesterol. It's not perfect - you're getting about 3 teaspoons of sugar - but it's good. Taste: Simply put, I love the banana nut flavor. It's subtle, not too sweet, and not super bland either. The walnuts provide some needed texture, as well. It's not gourmet, and I do wish they had more than one other flavor, but it's definitely one of my favorites of their offerings as far as taste goes. One other thing I'd mention is how easy these are to make. The pouches double as measuring cups for the water (or milk if you choose), so you basically dump the contents into a container, fill the pouch up to the line, dump that in, stir, and microwave for a minute. Comes out perfectly every time. So overall, this is the best low-effort breakfast I've managed to find, outside of prepping a bunch of hard boiled eggs in advance. It gets me in under calorie budget to start my day, keeps me satiated until lunch time, and doesn't leave me wanting for much else. If they made some other flavors I would be all over those, too.