Just bought another 10 oz net weight package. Was 2/3 full and measured at 3 cups. Is this the correct packing? If so, why waste all the space ... got to cost more to QO & consumer in handling and shipping for packing in such a manner? How many cups should it include?

This is the only product Quaker can legally say is "good for you", all of their other products are full of sucralose, maltodextrin and msg. But this product is full of GMOs and utilizes more oat flour than it does actual oats. This is what happens when a "heritage" brand is owned by Pepsi Co. Larry The Quaker Man is a poison-peddling fascist!

With so many new products on the shelf, it's nice to know I still can depend on Quaker Old Fashioned Oats. While they are not the cheapest oat, they are consistently good. I've tried other brands that are cheaper, and some that are more expensive. The cheaper brand lacks the consistency and dependability I find in Quaker Oats. They are always my "go to" brand.

I would leave minus stars if I could. My husband says the change is so dramatic he wondered if our microwave was broken. The oats are watery and will nit absorb moisture regardless of the cooking time. Texture and taste are both different than in years past. We have been eating the old fashioned oats for years so we can definitely tell they are different. After reading these reviews he knows it isn't the microwave, or him. He says he will not buy these again.

Here is one way I eat Quaker Oats on my lower blood pressure and lose weight diet. I use 1/3-1/2 cup uncooked oats, walnuts, small banana and blueberries/or chopped apple, cinnamon, skim or coconut milk, and half a small container of plain non-fat Greek yogurt. Mix the oats, nuts and milk together and add some cinnamon. Stir. Let sit for about 5 mins. Add the rest and top with a little more cinnamon. Has a lot of vitamins in it for a healthy heart.

After sitting in my immaculate pantry for about 2 months, I got out the canister of oatmeal, to make cookies. I could see though the semi-opeque lid 100-200 long, thin, shiny, black bugs, writhing, squirming, moving, quickly around the oatmeal. After researching online, I realized it's common for meal worm beetles to lay eggs in the oatmeal factory. This was a horrifying I counter txt continues to affect me dailey

Product review: The product itself is great! A lot of oats for a cheap price. I didn't expect the container to be that big! I like this better than Instant Oatmeal. More texture, greater value. Walmart service review: Very very happy about the next day shipping, Walmart. Really. It's just that when I opened the package, the container was busted. Not much spilled out, but still.

Bottom of the container is sealed poorly and the contents can easily spill out. Quaker need to improve the sealing of the bottom of container or provide a 2nd lid that fits the bottom. The product itself is good but so very disappointing to see the contents spilled out in the shipping container or after the container has been opened.

My Quaker Oats oatmeal comes out perfect every time using the following method for stove-top cooking: Bring (unsalted) water to a full boil using the High setting and stir in oatmeal. Continue stirring constantly while cooking on High for 5 minutes. If it bubbles to the top of the pan, lift the pan for a few seconds and place back on the burner, continuing to stir and cook on High. This works every time for me --- no mush, just nice textured, nutty flavor. I usually top with just butter.

Been eating every morning for the past 4 years and something changed. They are either thicker and or steamed less than before because my cooking method has not changed. They are chewy and do not absorb the water used in cooking and I have not changed the cooking method. Tried using less water and longer cooking time to no avail. Will have to look for a different brand.