The product itself is very good but these arrived damaged with some of the oats spilled out in the box. Whoever packed my order put this in with heavy things so the lid was damaged. I was able to keep them, but I had to transfer the oats into a container of my own.

Quaker Oats simply are the best in my book and I cook with a lot of Old Fashioned oats, so i tried this product. I was very pleased with the price. The only thing i would recommend is that Quaker needs to come with a zip lock style bag or a carton for each of the 5 lb bags. I had to transfer them to a large plastic container to keep them fresh. But for the price and quality I will be glad to do so

I recommend Quaker oatmeal, it’s great! BUT, Wal-Mart packaged my laundry detergent, two bottles of juice and other items with my Quaker oatmeal... unfortunately I had oatmeal EVERYWHERE except in the oatmeal box. This was no way to ship a food product.

for just under $9 you get 2 sacks of old fashioned oatmeal,that's 10 lbs,I use 3 cups of oats with the amount of water for this serving size,it lasts 2 people about 4 days, it's much healthier than the instant oatmeal,if you compare that even to generic oatmeal,you can't beat the quality or price anywhere, it's a win,win

The in-laws like this more than the quick oats. Found these fresh and as expected. Bought a few of them then sealed them in Mylar bags with O2 packets for long term storage. Great deal when it's a price per pound comparison to other store brand names.

Total crap! Have not had them for a couple years and decided to go back to these instead of the HEB apple cinnamon instant oats. Put them in a bowl with water as directed and added 1/2 minced apple. As I previously did, I let the sit for 2 hours. Microwaved them as directed for 3 minutes. These were extremely tough and not soft like I remember them being. Oh well, back the the HEB instant oats

We love our oatmeal every morning. It's great to have this much on hand on a regular basis. It costs just as much or less than the generic ones at the grocery store. You definitely can tell the difference in quality with Quaker Oats. It's more like restaurant quality in size and texture.

Half a cup of Old Fashion Oats, 1/8 tablespoon of cinnamon, and 7 ounces milk. Cook in a 1000 Watt multistage microwave oven for 1:30 minutes at full power until milk begins to boil, then the second stage cooks for 2:30 minutes at 30% power. Let stand for 1 minute before removing from microwave. Add 1/3 cup of walnuts, 2 tablespoons of sliced almonds, 1 or 2 tablespoons of pure maple syrup and a handful of blueberries. Delicious and nutritious.

I was wondering why they were so costly. I needed these oats to make some oatmeal raisin chocolate chip cookies. I realized why they cost so much when they were delivered. This is a super huge container of oats! I guess I will be making homecooked oatmeal for awhile.

We love our Quaker Oats Old Fashioned. I use most every day. I make healthy treats which keep us on the straight and narrow. We enjoy oatmeal in the mornings. I add peanut butter, whey, pumpkin seeds, cinnamon, nutmeg. Mmmmmm. My husband enjoys his plain.