I generally like Quaker Oats, both just to eat and as a base for baked goods. They are about the same quality as the grocery store brands or Bob's Red Mill. The only thing I'm unsure about is whether or not they have been sprayed with glyphosate.

we love Quaker because is good for everyboby in the famiy specially the kids for they breakfast.my housband like in the night time.I will like to use other products and start ues it

I had heart surgery Sept.2008. After my Surgery I started eating Quaker oat meal each morning. This is my biggest diet change and I give Quaker credit for helping the Doctors to keep me going strong. THANK YOU

I grew up with Quaker Oats. Eating them for over 60 yrs. This is the first time ever cooking as normal, but the taste was awful. We will try purchasing from a different store. Maybe a bad batch?

I always have a tub of this oatmeal on hand. I like it like this versus the flavored ones because I can control what I put into it and how much. Obviously this is plain on its own. But it's a good breakfast!

My fave, I never try other products. I feel I can add any berries or fruit of my preference, depending my mood. I don't use sugar as a sweetener, I prefer to use some natural honey with this so this is an easy and practical option.

Love the old fashion Quaker Oats. I have the quick minute as well and tend to use the old-fashioned oats more to make bread and bake with. sometimes a slow cook is just what is needed for cooking. Definitely try a honey oat bread with these!!

Oatmeal is life for me. I love making it all different ways . I add brown sugar , raisins, walnuts and fruit. My husband loves oatmeal raisin cookies .

I love eating this every morning. I put peanut butter and honey after it's good and hot and stir it up. Then put my bananas and blueberries on top. Yummy!

I make it a point to eat a bowl at work about 10:00 each morning. This is my snack as opposed to donuts or bagels with cream chees. I eat plain oats and add some chopped nuts, raisins, a teaspoon of brown sugar and a tablespoon of cream.