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Who doesn't like healthy competition? When Sam's Club started selling their brand of oats, Quaker had to cut the fat and reduce their inflated price within a month. It works out fine for me since Quaker is my personal preference. The quality of Quaker Oats is superior, especially when making actual oatmeal. The texture is consistently smooth and creamy, and the rich, wholesome flavor is unmatched by the store brand. Thank God for Sam's Club for forcing Quaker to lower their prices, which were inexplicably still at pandemic highs.

Oats do not cook up like they use to, they stay separated and chewy. I don't like mushy oatmeal, but I don't like this mess at all either. No matter how long you cook them on the stove, they remain this way, like something is preventing them from absorbing the water they should. Will use the rest for my bird suet.

Hate the change!!!! Come on back and I’ll come back

Love Quaker Old Fashioned Oats. Dependably fresh and high quality.

I was raised on Quaker Oats and the old-fashioned is the only kind we will eat.

We love the old fashion oatmeal. We don’t care for this new sweetened oatmeal. My husband prefers the Old Fashion and so do I.