The oats are still crazy tough after following instructions and microwaving for 3 mins with 1/2c oats and 1c water. Never have this issue with Great Value oats.

I thought I was getting the Quick Cooking type, which Sam's normally carries, but these are the Old Fashioned type which take longer to cook. I was disappointed.

So much better than the generics. Almost smells like cookies right out of the box. So fresh and no dust! Other cheaper off-brands are lifeless with taste and full of dusty oat pieces.

The Oatmeal Appear's To Be Fine... However It Is Causing Gas And Even Cramp's And A Headache... Deceptively So As Ingredient It Will Suscessfully Make Granol'a However With Bad Ingredient's That's Just Not Good As It Is Causing Gas And Headache

Quaker Oats is my favorite cooked cereal. It has nice texture and taste and keep your satisfied until your next meal. Good source of fiber and option for those seeking healthy alternative. Enjoy with mashed banana to add additional sweetness. Enjoyable for every age group.

Quarker Oats has been a stable product since I was a kid. It is full of nourishment and gives you plenty of energy until your next meal. Add some walnuts, chopped apple and milk and you have a powerhouse of nutrition that provides good protein and nutrition that cannot be beat. I recommend it.

There's only 1 Thing I don't like here, It's not the product. I eat a lot of oatmeal and nobody beats Walmart's price at all... WHAT I Don't Like is Walmart calling it instant. It's not Instant,,, It's what it say's... Quaker Oats Old Fashion oatmeal..... Doctor this meal with a banana, nutmeg, and some cinnamon, this served with some dark brown sugar,butter,and milk to your desire, this is some good eating on a budget.

I don't eat oatmeal (diabetic), but my son eats huge bowls of it and can't seem to get enough. He makes it in the microwave with water, a little cream, butter, salt and a little maple syrup. I'll keep buying it for as long as he keeps eating it like that. No sugar needed! I have tasted it, and it's very good.

The Quaker Old Fashioned Instant Whole Grain Oatmeal is an excellent product, overall. The oats cook easily as directed on the packaging, whether stove-top or microwave. The oats don't break down during the cooking process, consistently retain their texture, and are extremely flavorful (not to mention nutritious). After cooking I often add a small amount (teaspoon) of brown sugar, tab of butter, a few slices of banana and peanut butter, which add robust flavor. I highly recommend the Quaker Old Fashioned Instant Whole Grain Oatmeal. 5-stars.

old fashioned Oats' are my favorite. I use Quaker brand regularly. They're perfect for my breakfast needs, digestive issues, and weight control. I don't know about the heart healthy stuff I hear about (or read about) over the years. I'm just giving comment to my personal experience. I boil 2 parts water first, then add 1 part oats. Stir in whatever you have a taste for (Raisins, Prunes, etc.). Put a lid on the pot with heat on low for about 2-3 minutes. Top off your bowl when ready with nuts and fruit... or not. Remember... this is for your health! So don't get carried away.