I have recently been using Quaker oats in many recipes I've made and am loving the healthy benefits for my family. From oatmeal to pancakes, homemade granola bars to tabbouleh, is so good you just add veggies like cherry tomatoes and lemon and fresh mint or parsley, so good. Every meal should have oats. Cooking from scratch with oats is great and my family is eating better and cheaper. Luckily, my store has had them is stock.

The price point is good for this oatmeal, however only one of the two containers I received yesterday is edible. The deal is busted and oatmeal was everywhere, got all over my porch and inside my house and other products as well. A replacement would be nice, or this will very likely be the last time I use this delivery service.

My favorite brand,Will not not use the Quick Quaker Oats only Old Fashioned.I make a refreshment of it by soaking a 1/4 cup of the Oats in 2 cups of icy cold water ,with 1/4 teaspoon of Ground Cinnamon,2 teaspoons of natural sugar.Almost making Oats milk,drinking it then eating the

I keep the large tub of this in my pantry at all times. When I'm in the mood for breakfast I'll make a bowl of oatmeal then add sliced bananas, crushed pecans, and a small sprinkle of brown sugar. It's the perfect meal and keeps me full for a long time.

I like that I can use the microwave for a single serving or cook 3-4 servings on the stove and reheat the portions in the microwave for a few days of meals. I love oatmeal for breakfast or dinner and it fits in perfectly helping me follow a Weight Watchers diet. I add Splenda usually or fruit. Frozen strawberries or blue berries seem to work best. I sometimes add in a splash of skim milk but not always. 1/2 cup of uncooked oats is 4 Points Plus and I admit for dinner to eating 3/4 cup. Delicious, filling and good for me too.

Have tried most or all of the other commercially available oats. Including the premium offerings. Every time, I come back to Quaker because of the consistency and taste. It is simply the best. I used to go to the market with my grandfather and he'd buy the cardboard rounds. He'd buy bananas too (and lunch-meat for my grandmother). Back then, the lid was cardboard too. The oats; however, are just as good as I remember from back then. Thank you.

Oatmeal has become my favorite breakfast! It was something I would never eat but now I eat it quite often and make homemade granola. With some brown sugar and strawberries or peanut butter and banana, it fills me up and makes sure I have a good hearty breakfast for the day!

I was a loyal fan to this product, thinking I was eating healthy. I noticed several mos. ago I had a wheat sensitivity. I thought this was gluten free until I did research. This product is made in same factory as wheat. No thank you. I was wondering why I still felt badly. This is cross contaminated with wheat.

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?

To be honest this review has nothing to do with the quality or taste I still enjoy the oatmeal and the granola bars BUT I just bought a 30 pack or something of the granola bars with chocolate chips and they're so tiny it's ridiculous. Corporations have profit margin has been bigger than it's ever been in history they shouldn't be able to rip us off!!!