I have finally decided to make oatmeal in the microwave and used a different product which came out mushy. I bought the Quaker and used it and I have to admit I didn't think making oatmeal in the microwave would work but it came out exactly how I like it.

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.

Quaker Old Fashioned Oats are the best, always have been, BUT WALMART SHIPPING STINKS! Container arrived partially open that the bottom of the canister and oatmeal leaking out into the shipping box. No way of knowing what entered the food in the canister just as the oatmeal spilled out. Send me a refund or replace the item with a new one please!

I eat a bowl of oatmeal almost everyday, and prefer the original Old Fashioned oats for the texture more so than quick oats and it takes less than 2 minutes to make a single serving. I love it hot but sometimes do the overnight fridge bowl. This big old box has 2 huge bags inside, I open the bag and pour it into a oatmeal canister and place whats left in the bag in my bottom crisper drawer in the fridge (I worry about bugs too much). I can use this oatmeal for cookies and any thing that looks good. Great price.

I use these for overnight oats and its the best breakfast I've found. 1/4 cup oats, 1/4 cup 2% milk, overnight in fridge. In the AM I add a handful of granola protein (Sams club product) and some blueberries and or blackberries. I never thought I would like cold oatmeal but its SO good!

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.

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.

I eat it raw but that is me , I had done that many years ! I tried to cook it but it taste weird cooked , I did keep a good heart healthy diet when in my teens and restarted it . I had my gallbladder removed recently and stones were impacted in it, and surgeons told me easier fibrous food is healthier so I went back to this trusty oatmeal,

Inflation is a massive bummer. It drove the price up like four more dollars which made what was a pretty good deal at eight dollars, now became an expensive commodity. Out of all things, oatmeal. My guess is that the higher cost are no fault of the manufacturer so is unfair to rate this based on price.

i mainly use this product for my gerbil breeding program. it makes up nearly 50 percent of their diet. the flakes are large and they can hold them easily when eating. when i remove the lid and plastic seal they can use the containers for housing and to chew on. i also use this product to bake oatmeal raisin cookies for the humans in my house 😋