This is the oatmeal I buy every time. It cooks up in a minute 30 seconds in the microwave and comes out creamy. I add sliced bananas or apples or even blueberries with a dash of cinnamon. Sometimes I'll add a scoop of vanilla protein powder for that richer, creamier flavor. Plus oatmeal is heart healthy.

It’s oatmeal and it is something that as a diabetic I can eat that won’t spike my sugar. I flavor mine with cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, cloves, vanilla and a smashed banana. It tastes just like the individual packets, but without all the sugar. One serving will fill me up and keep me going all day. But again that is me, I tend to forget to eat till late at night and by then I’m too tired to eat.

For many years, I ate the Quaker Oats oatmeal packets of various flavors. But when I committed to eating healthier (less sugar, less fat, etc.), I tried making my own packets. 1/2 cup oatmeal 1/4 cup 'natural' dried fruit (I prefer blueberries and cherries, and I select a brand that has a minimum of added sugar) 1/4 cup unsalted mixed nuts (no salt, no flavorings, just natural nut taste) I can make up an entire weeks worth of breakfasts in five minutes. I put each serving in a reusable plastic bowl with a lid. At work, I add enough hot water from the coffee/tea machine to cover, and stir to combine. The result is incredible! It's not syrupy sweet, but the dried berries clearly add a sweetness (and a tartness, for the cherries). The nuts have a meatiness and an incredible crunch. But most of all, you can taste the actual flavor of the oats! I started eating this in January 2018, and I don't plan to stop. Summer or winter doesn't matter - I eat it every day. I feel so much healthier, that I've even started working out more, and eating healthier for my other meals.

started eating quaker 1 minute quick oats in November to replace all other bad breakfast foods and after adding fruits and things but settled on using water not milk and using a dash of sugar, found it to be very filling and eat it at least 6 times a week. has helped me lose almost a hundred pounds in 8 months without dieting just eating healthier

This is my staple breakfast item i have on work days. I always mix it with other ingredients like bananas and peanut butter or brown sugar and maple syrup. Its a cheap and delicious way to make breakfast. It only takes a minute and you are good to go.

Long cook oats are much better than the instant! Add some raisins and nuts with a drizzle of honey making this power bowl a whole meal! Delicious, nutritional and easy! Try it out and let me know if you love it as well! Cheers to an easy meal that pleases all ages. I love it!

These go amazing with a lot of things, like my no-bake cookies. These are very healthy and you can make a parfait out fo them, which is even healthier! I recommend making no-bake cookies with these! They taste so good whatever way you make them! Quaker Oats Quick 1 Minute Oats

I fixed a single serving of the Quaker Oats - Quick Oats 1/2 cup oats to 1 cup milk and it came out as a milky soup. It did not look anything like the picture on the box with mostly oats and could not even see the milk. I was thinking the package had the wrong instructions but the website said the same thing.

I have been eating Quaker 1-minute oats every day for years for the associated health benefits. Love my Quaker Oats! That said, has anyone noticed that the oats do not seem to be absorbing as much liquid? I like my oatmeal thick - and it is taking less liquid to make that happen. Not sure if the manufacturing process changed... not sure how oats might change, but wanted to see if this is a shared experience.

Hopefully this is isolated incident. The last couple of 42 oz size of Quaker Oats have been filled with crumbs and dust. When preparing it ends up being like paste instead of oats. We love Quaker Oats and will continue to enjoy until this becomes the norm. Thank you.