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?

My grandmother used to make me oatmeal as a child and I've been a lifelong lover of it. Quaker is the only brand I would use and I am happy that I can now make the old fashioned in the microwave. It tastes the same as if I'd stood there and stirred.

My family has been eating Quaker Oatmeal FOR YEARS!!! We still do today. If you look in my pantry I have a BIG container. I laughed when I went to my Mothers house to visit she had a BIG container as well!!!

I really like oatmeal, but it is different than it used to be. I use Quaker old fashioned oats and what used to cook in the microwave for under 5 minutes and it turned out creamy, takes up to 10 minutes and is still crunchy. Why is that?

perfect morning breakfast...add some chia seeds and flax seeds for a crunchy top and water, place in microwave and wait for the perfect start to the day

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our family sweetens our oats with honey and stevia we crumble crispy fryed bacon into our bowl and serve it up with real buttered oat grain toast. We cannot ask for anything better.yummy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I sooo love Quaker Oats especially the chocolate and banana & honey flavors. I always eat this when I'm hungry and it helped me a lot to have a healthy body. It tastes really, really, really good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to keep healthy and make my own flavors it fruits or like using hot apple cider to heat and eat, adding a dash cinnamon sometimes. Very filling till the next meal, love it.

Recived June-10-25 and the expiration is October-06-25. How are we suppose to eat 10 pounds of oatmeal in less than 4 months? It's a 70 mile trip to Sams so exchanging it isn't happening. I guess it wasn't a good deal after all!

I've been having your Old Fashioned for breakfast just about every morning for the past 20+ years, whether it's hot or cold (and it's both up here on the high desert).