In general I'm not a huge fan of oatmeal. But Quaker Oats really is the best. When I'm on a strict diet I eat this for breakfast with a tiny bit of half and half and 1 teaspoon of brown sugar and it really helps keep me full until lunch. I especially like it during the winter months. The good thing about oatmeal is that it's incredibly easy to make and you can really do a lot with it. I use it to make my own granola and I also use for a lot of baked goods. Definitely recommend this to other people.

I never liked Oatmeal as a kid, it just wasn't a meal option for us growing up in a traditional Hispanic household. As an adult, I grew to appreciate and love oatmeal when I wanted to lose weight and was told of the benefits of oatmeal. Heart healthy, full of fiber, helps in digestion, etc. I like mine pretty simple cooked in water and then I add a dash of unsweetened almond milk, banana or berries, cinnamon, and a dollop of natural peanut butter for a balanced healthy breakfast.

I find myself making this in the morning when I have extra time to cook it and it's relatively on the healthier side, so I would eat it on the day I work out. Usually when making this I follow up with some cinnamon and other fruits such as strawberry and banana to give it more flavor.

I usually blend these into almost powder since they are old fashioned and take a bit longer to cook. I add a little milk while they boil, and swirl in some brown sugar and cinnamon. They are delicious and a healthy breakfast. I also use them as whole oats and mix it with milk and bake it them to make oatmeal bars. They taste great with some fruit baked in and travel nicely since they are baked in a pan and cut into bars.

These oats are so good! They get so soft and I feel healthy eating this as a breakfast. I get instant oats are quicker, but it really only takes about 5-8 mins with the old fashioned oats which isn't too long. They don't have sugar or flavoring which I like, and so you can add whatever toppings you'd like. Highly recommend!

One of my go to breakfast items! I've been trying to eat healthier lately and these oats are amazing! I've mixed them into smoothies, had them with banana slices, and used them for some very tasty and aesthetic oatmeal (see pic). Highly recommend! Quaker Oats Old Fashioned #HealthySnacks

I've been eating Quaker oats since I was a child. They are a reliable, filling and healthy breakfast. I put them in pancakes, and sometimes mix them with fruit and almond milk to leave in the fridge overnight for breakfast in the morning. My mother used to mix them with meatballs when she made pasta instead of breadcrumbs.

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

I love oatmeal and Quaker has always been my favorite. They have so many quick options with so many different flavors. I always but the old fashioned oats though so I can make it my own adding many different flavors or just eating it plain. It is such a delicious versatile breakfast

I love the flavor of these rolled oats in my homemade oatmeal recipe. They're a lot healthier than the prepackaged instant oatmeals. I eat them everyday as part of my new healthy lifestyle. Also, they're easily ground up to make my oat flour as well so I usually stock up in bulk. I always recommend this to my friends who want to try a healthier breakfast to start their day.