Oatmeal gets a bad name and it shouldn’t! Plain oatmeal is boring, yes. However, if you doctor it up (some frozen fruit, chocolate chips, gronola, etc) it’s a delicious and healthy meal! These Quaker Oats are simple and a good go-to for me.

I must say, I tried many oatmeal brands and I like this taste compared to the others. The packaging makes sense (since it’s a valued size). I like the texture of the product compared to other brands and the nutritional value is up to par.

I eat this oatmeal every single morning with blueberries, sliced almonds, dark chocolate chips, chia seeds, honey and a whole lot of extra healthy goodness!

I have Quaker Quick Oats at least three or four times a week, especially in the cool weather months. I grew up with Quaker regular oatmeal and still love the quick oats for breakfast and for baking in cookies and breads.

For microwave cooking, I recommend a first stage cook time of 1:43 (to the point of boil), then stir, then second stage cook time of 0:28 (again, to the point of boil).

Quaker Quick Oats deliver a smooth texture and a satisfying taste in just 1 minute. The packaging is convenient, and its versatility makes it a go-to choice for various recipes. With solid nutrition value, it's a wholesome and time-efficient option.

So easy to make - literally a minute for breakfast - good base for overnight oats too. Pretty standard oatmeal- plain on its own, mixes well with baking.

I love oatmeal . My grandma made the best oatmeal , it’s so easy to make and fast . Great oats and always fresh .

My husband made Quaker Oats for us every morninng, all year. Wouldn't eat anything else for breakfast!

You can add so many ingredients together to elevate your breakfast with this one. It heart healthy and it makes me full all morning during work.