I have always used these for my morning oats. and they have always had an amazing taste quality. you can't go wrong with them ever. so they will be favorites for so many years to come

Quaker roast are the best tasting oats on the market. I've been eating Quaker oats since I was a child over 80 years. And they're still just as good today as they were then. They're the very best for fiber and it's good to have them every day.

We eat these every day for breakfast. It's a wonderful way to start the day. Also since my husband has been eating this for the past 6 months it seems to have helped his cholesterol.

I was buying non-brand oatmeal but it was missing flavor I bought this it took forever to cook but if you take it and put it in a small blender and make it a little powdery you can put it in the microwave with water instant oatmeal fabulous

I love Quaker's "Old Fashioned" Oatmeal. It's high quality compared to the competitors. Has a great flavor and cooks in the microwave in only 1 1/2 minutes. It's already a good source of protein but I also like combining it with various nut butters and Great Value Raw Honey for a great start to my day.

Good product. I bought these rather than quick oats for baking cookies. Like that they are non-GMO. If I can't find/afford organic I at least try to find non-GMO. The inner liner is a bit odd. If you don't want to use the cut-out pour option you still need to put that liner back on; otherwise the outer lid won't fit tightly so don't throw it away like I almost did.

Been buying the little flavored varieties but decised to go with the more natural version. I tried the quick oats variety but was disappointed. This one solved the problem beautifully excellent texture and taste. The quick version isn't much quicker and ain't as good.

This product takes so darn long to cook. Someone had them in a place of oatmeal that I normally get. I thought they changed the looks, but I discovered that they just filled the area with the wrong oatmeal. I didn't return it because I just didn't feel like it so I'll get through it, but I will not buy it again.

This is what I have for breakfast every day. i put it in a bowl, covr it wirh water, and cook it for 90 seconds in the microwave . I top it with fruit and milk. This makes a quick delicious meal. It also keeps in the box for years. So I keep a couple of extra boxes on hand.

I eat oats pretty much every day, but my favorite way to eat them barely qualifies as oatmeal: breakfast cookies. Mash one banana, mix in one cup of these oats, shape into little cookies, and bake at 350° for about 10 minutes. That's it. Two ingredients and suddenly eating cookies for breakfast feels like a responsible adult decision. Quaker Old Fashioned oats are always in my pantry and if anyone asks, yes, cookies are breakfast food.