A good staple to have one hand. It is usually reasonably priced and easy to find. Great for overnight oats. These aren’t great if you’re concerned about pesticides because they aren’t organic. If you’re not worried about that then these are a great buy

I’m in my 60s I grew up eating Quaker Oats. As I remember old-fashioned quaker oats takes more than five minutes to cook. Today I couldn’t figure out why my old-fashioned quaker oats was soupy, until I read the instructions and it said cooks in five minutes. Even though it is still delicious old fashion quaker oats takes more than five minutes on the stove top and have a stronger oat consistency. Now old fashion equal five minute oatmeal, no good

I just received my order of oatmeal and other breakfast items. Shipping was on time, but there was oatmeal coming out of the packing box! After carefully opening the box, I found almost every item in the box was banged up. The oatmeal (in the canisters) took the worst of the damage and almost everyone was "popped" oped from the bottom. Be careful when ordering certain food items and Walmart needs to do a much better job with their packaging!

There's something about having Quakers old-fashioned oatmeal on a cold winter morning. It brings back so many childhood memories with every bite you take in the morning. If you have it try to home yet I guess you're in the dark ages. Quaker oatmeal has been around for generations that should be word enough to know that it is a staple that you should all have in your pantry

Not only has the package change the taste is changed and the oats has changed. They do not cook down like they should they used to be creamy. You could cook it all the way down it would turn out creamy it’s not doing that. It’s very chewy and the taste is awful definitely does not taste like oatmeal anymore. I don’t know what you’re doing to it but whatever it is it’s changed from 50 years ago.

I love Quaker Oats, I use it to make a hot drink, I add 4 spoons and two glasses of milk, half cup of water and a few drops of vanilla essence an let boil for 5 min, then I blend that and add cinnamon powder and sugar and uffff is sooooooo gooooood!!!

Easy breakfast! I like to keep some in little containers to bring to work and make there when I’m running late. I usually mix in things like fruit, raisins, peanuts, peanut butter, chocolate chips, etc to make it a little more fun to eat. It’s pretty bland on its own.

I love oatmeal and eat it several times a week. I only buy Quaker Oats. It’s what I grew up eating. The old fashioned is my favorite because it doesn’t do that mushy slimy thing that most people associate oatmeal with. It’s always a staple on my shelf

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After having Bariatric Surgery, this starts my day off perfect. It is warm and homey. It tastes delicious. I make it with Milk and a little bit of salt. Extremely healthy for your heart and for weight loss.

Ok these take awhile to cook, are not as soft and creamy as Quick 1-minute oats. Although they will bring you back to the olden days, back when you were a child eating oats! Microwave cooking: I DO NOT RECCOMEND 1 CUP OF WATER OR MILK unless you let it sit for 30 min then cook it. It makes a soup that takes a long time to cook down. If you use 1/2 cup oats 1/2 to 3/4 cup milk then cook it 2.5 to 3 min as suggested it does better. Still needs to sit some to combine oats and liquid.