I have been eating Quaker oatmeal for 60 years. It seems chaff is more prevalent in Quaker oatmeal than it was in the past 10 years ago seems like no chaff. Now every bowl has at least a few pieces of chaff. Try harder to glean out the chaff. Other brands cost more but have no chaff.

The product itself is fine but the new lid design is absolute garbage. The easy grip stick-out bit means that there is no true seal on the lid. I tipped the canister slightly to get my oats out of my cabinet today (as I have always done! It wasn't dropped or impacted, it's just that the height of my shelves requires I tip the tall container at a small angle to have a smooth removal) and oats burst out of the lid immediately and got all over my kitchen. An incredibly frustrating experience given that the previous full circle lid design could handle the product shifting around slightly as it gets handled for regular daily use. Surely there is a world in which we can have easier grip lids that still stay closed.

Quaker Oats is one of the best ways to start my day. It gives me energy that lasts a long time, besides, it tastes good. I add a dash of salt, cinnamon, vanilla, butter, and blueberries or chopped apples to give it the taste that I like. I do like the 1-minute oats, but I "meant" to order the Old Fashioned oats. Next time...

My mother eats oatmeal every day. She really appreciates Quaker Oats 1 minute oatmeal. I always check Sam's Club when we are getting close to running out, and, although you carry the old fashioned, you hardly ever have the 1 minute variety. So I had to order this over your website. Thank you for carrying it.

Great product! If you cook in the microwave it may come out more mushy, especially oif you add milk before cooking. Stovetop is best. have it at least once a week. Best cookies ever! I add a 3/4 cup of chopped pecans and 3/4 cup of shredded coconut. Cant really taste the coconut but best tasting, moist oatmeal cookie ever! Add some dried cranberries for the holiday too.

I eat Quaker oatmeal in various versions every day. The quick version is the best both to eat and cook with. When I couldn’t get the quick version , I would have to buy either the old fashion or steel cut and then spend the time with my food processor cutting the meal so it resembled the quick. I really would prefer quick at any time over the others.

10lbs, Really good price healthy breakfast option, quick, filling I love to add honey, cinnamon & a sliced banana in a bowl of oats, thats just one of my favorite ways to make it. A lot of people are making over night oats, layering with yogurt, fruit in canning jars, to have a quick grab & go already prepared breakfast.

I absolutely love love love oatmeal. And Quaker is always my 1st choice. It's so convenient to shop at Sam's because I can get the largest size box and avoid going to the grocery store every week. I can even make oatmeal cookies and oatmeal patties. Having such a large amount gives me the opportunity to make whatever I want.

It's pretty hard to beat this deal. One on-line expenditure using "free shipping with Plus membership" and you have a few months' worth of wholesome breakfast food brought to your door. You have to buy at least 2 at once ( = four 5-lb bags), but it keeps well in a cool dry place. I like the stuff even dry and uncooked - but that's just me. Each large box comes printed with all kinds of creative ways to make healthy recipes, including good old oatmeal cookies. I've heard it claimed that oatmeal fights cancer, and I hope that’s correct!

i would give it 5 star for the size comparing to value, but there is some dark color oats in every boul i make in the morning freeks me out as i did not use to see black coloor oats with it ever before. i recomeded for quality and quantity value for oat lovers.