I've always thought oatmeal is oatmeal so just get the generic cheaper variety. Well I ran out and had to have some shipped and I could not get just one carton of the generic. Glad I did because they are NOT the same. This seemed to have little dust in it and the oat flakes seem to be much larger than the generic brand. If you're just adding oatmeal to something like bread the finer ones are OK but if you're actually having a bowl of oatmeal I will pay the difference from now on for this brand.

Been buying the little flavored varieties but decised to go with the more natural version. I tried the quick oats variety but was disappointed. This one solved the problem beautifully excellent texture and taste. The quick version isn't much quicker and ain't as good.

Good product. I bought these rather than quick oats for baking cookies. Like that they are non-GMO. If I can't find/afford organic I at least try to find non-GMO. The inner liner is a bit odd. If you don't want to use the cut-out pour option you still need to put that liner back on; otherwise the outer lid won't fit tightly so don't throw it away like I almost did.

I eat oats pretty much every day, but my favorite way to eat them barely qualifies as oatmeal: breakfast cookies. Mash one banana, mix in one cup of these oats, shape into little cookies, and bake at 350° for about 10 minutes. That's it. Two ingredients and suddenly eating cookies for breakfast feels like a responsible adult decision. Quaker Old Fashioned oats are always in my pantry and if anyone asks, yes, cookies are breakfast food.

This idea definitely old fashioned. When it's been cooked it doesn't splash like the five minute version. The mouth feel is more defined.you can taste the individual pieces. The old adage” sticks to your ribs” applies to this. You will definitely feel full longer plus you get your fiber and protein.

I enjoy Quaker Old Fashioned Instant Whole Grain Oatmeal and it's multiple uses, including making oatmeal cookies, or even in a bowl as cerial for breakfast. It's heart healthy and you get a lot in the family sized 42 oz container. It stays fresh and is very convient to prepare. You just boil water and add the oatmeal to your desired consistancy and heat. My kids and I love it and I highly recommend it.

My husband got me to start eating real oatmeal. it is much better than instant oatmeal. We always buy Quaker Oats because other brands just do not have the taste that Quaker Oats has. He often fixes us oatmeal for breakfast. It just is too expensive like all food

This is what I have for breakfast every day. i put it in a bowl, covr it wirh water, and cook it for 90 seconds in the microwave . I top it with fruit and milk. This makes a quick delicious meal. It also keeps in the box for years. So I keep a couple of extra boxes on hand.

This product takes so darn long to cook. Someone had them in a place of oatmeal that I normally get. I thought they changed the looks, but I discovered that they just filled the area with the wrong oatmeal. I didn't return it because I just didn't feel like it so I'll get through it, but I will not buy it again.

The oatmeal in itself I'm sure is good, but the box has a slit in it to where oatmeal was coming out. With it having a slit in it, I choose not to eat this particular one. I do not know how to get a picture on here . I took one but don't know how to get it in here