There is nothing wrong with the products rather very poor packing. All 3 orders I have had shipped have had problems with no packing material or as in the last case a box too small for the order. There was oatmeal in every other box making a real mess because the box was too small & the oatmeal box was crushed & spilled its contents over everything. Is this someone's idea of a joke ???? Very Very poor taste.

Have tried most or all of the other commercially available oats. Including the premium offerings. Every time, I come back to Quaker because of the consistency and taste. It is simply the best. I used to go to the market with my grandfather and he'd buy the cardboard rounds. He'd buy bananas too (and lunch-meat for my grandmother). Back then, the lid was cardboard too. The oats; however, are just as good as I remember from back then. Thank you.

I don't know what you have done to my Oatmeal but you have ruined it for me. I have been eating the Origional Quaker Oats every weekday for over ten years, Cooking for 5min at 50%. Now it sucks... I finaly found the new directions for it but it is still not edible. I see you have competion so do I need to change brands? Shame on you PepsiCo...!!! Tue 7:30 AM

I have used this recipe for many, many years, introducing and sharing the special goodness with my grandchildren, making the cookies a special request often. The "Enticer" for me is the cakey side of the cookies (that, to my chagrin, some reviewers I've come across find unappealing) which is what sets them on a pedestal far above any other oatmeal cookies for me. It's only since retiring that I am finding the missed opportunities to give credits where credits are due. I don't have any creative experiences that I see others have wonderfully shared, except that I substitute an abundant amount of walnuts for the raisins and most recently substituted baking powder for baking soda - 3 tsp. powder for 1 tsp. of soda - to make bars instead of cookies, and guess what? The cakiness I prefer reigned supreme!!! Whatever type of oatmeal cookie is your delight, it can definitely be found by using the Vanishing Oatmeal Cookie recipe as a template for years!

These are the best oats ever! They taste so good and are amazing just by themselves! I like to make oatmeal out of them and also put them in smoothie bowls! Plus it never goes out of date even though there is a date. Definitely are a must have on my list!

I purchased a variety package of Instant Quaker oats and had to throw them all out because each pouch that I open is crawling with little black bugs that look like ants. There is nothing worse than you child screaming in fear because bugs are trying to crawl up spoons to get out of the hot water. This is the only brand that I have experienced this issue with and I am not going to purchase this brand anymore. It appears there is a quality control issue at the plant.

Love these oats they are good eat these every day they are easy to fix and if you need to have something sweet to eat just add a little more sugar love the packaging it comes in you can also make cookies out of these oats I put the oays in my meat loaf I make I would buy oats again

We make our own granola and oat milk and these oats are perfect. With oat milk and fruits for breakfast, they are delicious and healthy. When Sam's opted to not sell them in my store I decided to get a Plus membership so I could order them. I hope Sam's will make sure to continue to sell this product in the future.

I grew up eating Quaker Oats. It tastes great. You can make it sweet or savory just like you would grits. I usually add flax and vanilla to the water before it boils. You can also add raisins, nuts or fresh fruit. I prefer to boil the raisins with the water. All other fruit and nuts I save for the finished product. I almost always add cinnamon too. Instead of milk and brown sugar I use pure maple syrup. The pure maple syrup adds another dimension of vitamins and nutrients and tastes great. If you want savory you can top with seasonings, cheese and cooked veggies. You could even add shrimp. Yum!

I'm on a low cholesterol diet and oatmeal helps maintain it. I grew up with quaker oats in Ohio. Nothing beats a cold start of the day like oatmeal, brown sugar and blueberries. This oatmeal also makes a fabulous granola or oatmeal cookie. Love it's versatility and you will too.