I have ordered these before and been very satisfied. This time I was disappointed. Upon opening the box, one of the containers of oats was open and oatmeal was everywhere. Not sure what happened, but I will think twice before I order again and it isn't because of the product.

I came to the web site to see if we were buying the wrong product. The oat flakes are not as big and there is more "dust/flour" in the product on a percentage basis. I recall a version of the rolled oats that had almost all large flakes. I don't see what I am looking for here. Winter is coming and this "oatmeal loyalist" wants the good stuff.

Your Steel Cut Oatmeal has too many husk left over in it. The husk cannot be eaten and frequently get lodged in the back of the throat. When this occurs it causes choking and gagging. I have eaten other Steel Cut products and have not experienced this problem with this frequency. I would not recommend feeding your product to children unless you do a better job of removing the husk.

I enjoyed eating Quaker Oats every morning. Then I got diabetes and my Dr. told me to stop. I just read an article that oats are good for diabetics for breakfast as long as they are coupled with protein! Yay! I am now eating Quaker Oats along with a boiled egg and I am very happy!

The sides of the individual bags were all split open and I ended up throwing the whole box of instant oatmeal away. It looked like the bags were misaligned during production or something as the box was still intact. This is the first time we had this issue.

I have eaten SO MUCH (QUAKER OLD-FASHIONED) OATMEAL over decades. We definitely noticed a change in the last few months. When looking into it, there are many noticing the change as well, and complaining. It is all about the chewy, off-putting texture. No more creamy goodness. I guess it is time to find a new oatmeal.

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).

I have stage IV cancer and going through chemo. I only am craving mild foods, although I’ve always loved oatmeal. I make mine with water and cinnamon- once done I add the best natural maple syrup I can find, slice in a ripe banana and voila - absolutely delicious!!!! I have it every morning and look forward to it. I’ve tried other brands, including some Irish oatmeal’s, but Quaker Oats is my favorite!!!! Kudos to Quaker Oats!!!

I have recently purchased a large pot oatmeal cooker, and when I wash it the edges are so sharp. I wonder how that passed any inspection unless they wore thick gloves. Maybe its just mine I dont know. I have to be real careful when I wash it and its especially hard because my hands are wet. Thats all thank you

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!