[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A bowl of warm oatmeal is what I love to have for breakfast, along beside a glass of milk and maybe orange juice. My quaker oatmeal taste great. Even as a child I can remember waking up to the breakfast table. A bowl of oatmeal was waiting you. And in my family, the oatmeal was breakfast. I believe if we had eggs and grits, it was something special was going to happen that day. Everyday oatmeal was on the breakfast menu. The different with oatmeal back then and today is, their are a variety of new flavors to choose from which makes eating oatmeal better ,and it does taste better. I enjoyed a flavor to my tastebud, instead of eating plain oatmeal. This is a great oatmeal for anyone who likes change. I love the way quaker oatmeal has changed, they have came along way in their style, taste , and design ot their products.

I just tried the new container of oatmeal I recently purchased. They were so difficult to eat after trying to cook them as the instructions called for they we’re not soft like the ones I have eaten for over 50years it’s a shame you changed the product this way. You are losing me as a customer unless you improve the product

Quaker oats oatmeal i awesome i love eating it every morning. it gives me a good amount of fuel and it taste great. i haven't eaten breakfast for years but since i starting having quaker oats oatmeal i am look forward to eating breakfast as soon as i wake up!

The actual product is great. My container, because the box was not packed correctly, suffered damage. The top was bent to the point that it opened up inside the large box it was packed into with the rest of my order. I lost at least 1/3 of the contents.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used Quaker Oatmeal all my life. I am 55 years old and find many uses for Quaker Oatmeal in my everyday cooking. I use it in cookies, casseroles, even in my baking recipes as well as by it's self as a breakfast cereal. I will not use anything else.

I grew up on Old Fashioned Quaker Oats. We called them the "20 minute Oats" and they were wonderful! Creamy, soft, you could make it as thick and creamy as you wanted by adding milk. Now I bought a can and it said "cook 5 minutes" and it tastes like absolute cardboard. It has no flavor, horrible texture. The oats never become soft or creamy. I've bought my last product from you. I'm switching to McCanns Steel Cut Irish Oats - they still know how to make oats. Shame on you for now making all of your products the same low quality as your instant oats. It's not even real food, or healthy any more. No more trust in your brand as you're just all about delivering the lowest quality for the highest price.

I am diabetic and Quaker old fashioned oats mixed with nuts and fruit starts me off right in the morning and as a bedtime snack It has important fiber and whole grain goodness that is good for me It satisfies my hunger without adding useless calories

I just bought a new package of Quaker Oats Old Fashioned oatmeal and it doesn't cook like it use to?? I've been eating this for years and just recently had this problem. I almost had someone out to look at my microwave but thankfully saw the same issues with others.

With all of my allergies (corn, soy, yeast, etc.), I am very limited as to what I can eat. After skin-scratch testing, I am NOT allergic to oats; however, I get a corn-type reaction after eating Quaker's Old-Fashioned Rolled Oats. I do know that corn can be in almost everything, included paper and cardboard. I can only assume that the possible corn contamination is coming from the packaging. Can you recommend anywhere that I can purchase pure rolled oats? If I provide my own glass container, may I purchase the pure oats from your company?

Was wondering why on the back of the box of old fashioned Quaker Oats it doesn't show the red heart that had written in it the amount thats for heart health. Used to show 3/4 cup and I THINK 1 cup water. So now don't know if that has changed and why it was taken off. And now don't know should I eat one serving (1/2 cup) or 2 servings (1 cup).