Customer reviews for Quaker Old Fashioned Oats, 160 oz. forQuaker Old Fashioned Oats, 160 oz.
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Delicious oatmeal
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- 5 out of 5 stars review2/13/2016This is the only Oatmeal I buy. If it isn't Quaker that like me has been around for years, I'm not interested. It cooks up fast in the microwave or stove and I can add pretty much anything I want to increase the benefits of eating it. A wonderful product that I will continue to buy because it tastes good, is easy to prepare and doesn't take much time.
Loved it for years
PaddyOmbyOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 5 out of 5 stars review6/13/2021Almost every day and oatmeal and this have to be my favorite one. There's so much that comes in one packaging. Nothing about this product needs to be approved and I am always buying it. Friends and family of mine have bought this product because of me. I love it!
Almost every day and
gabriellen13Originally posted oninfluenster.com - 1 out of 5 stars review5/29/2015This is the only product Quaker can legally say is "good for you", all of their other products are full of sucralose, maltodextrin and msg. But this product is full of GMOs and utilizes more oat flour than it does actual oats. This is what happens when a "heritage" brand is owned by Pepsi Co. Larry The Quaker Man is a poison-peddling fascist!
The only "healthy" product Quaker makes is gross.
Mother LarryOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 5 out of 5 stars review1/5/2016[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Oatmeal is a very diverse product that can be used not only as a great breakfast source but other treats as well. I started making an awesome oatmeal protein snack bars to eat in the midday when you feel hungry. I use oatmeal to make a great meat-loaf as well.
Love oatmeal
Pamie005Originally posted onquakeroats.com - 5 out of 5 stars review9/21/2022Because it's minimally processed, I prefer Quaker Old Fashioned Oats over the instant, one-minute or flavored varieties - whether Quaker or any other brand. I grew up on Quaker oatmeal and it's still my "go to" for a hot breakfast that sticks to the ribs.
Because it's minimally processed,
lindag134Originally posted oninfluenster.com - 3 out of 5 stars review5/19/2015Me and my 5 year old live oatmeal. I usually by the pre-package oatmeal. And it taste Great! But. I recently brought this kind of oatmeal and i when i cooked it i cooked it longer then 5 min it just didn't taste the same. And my son didn't enjoy it either.It was A waste of money and a disappointment.
not the same oatmeal i grew up on...
sanfam03Originally posted onquakeroats.com - 1 out of 5 stars review10/11/2015Purchased 160 oz, 2 80 oz bags, in one box at Costco. We eat the first bag. In the second bag at the bottom we notice a lot of brown substance at the bottom of the bag. They were live small bugs, moving. Unfortunately I can never eat this product again without thinking of all the times I eat it with bugs unknowingly.
Brown Bugs
EdCoughlinOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 1 out of 5 stars review2/10/2024I grew up on Old Fashioned Quaker Oats. We called them the "20 minute Oats" and they were wonderful! Creamy, soft, you could make it as thick and creamy as you wanted by adding milk. Now I bought a can and it said "cook 5 minutes" and it tastes like absolute cardboard. It has no flavor, horrible texture. The oats never become soft or creamy. I've bought my last product from you. I'm switching to McCanns Steel Cut Irish Oats - they still know how to make oats. Shame on you for now making all of your products the same low quality as your instant oats. It's not even real food, or healthy any more. No more trust in your brand as you're just all about delivering the lowest quality for the highest price.
Gone is the Oatmeal of my Childhood
Disappointed in DenverOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 5 out of 5 stars review8/13/2021I love old fashioned oats. They are firmer/chewier than quick oats. You can food process them to make a nice oat flour to use in recipes. These fill you and fuel you up for the morning. Has a very hearty flavor, and I have been known to add syrup, fruit right to the pot for extra flavor.
I love old fashioned
christines171Originally posted oninfluenster.com - 1 out of 5 stars review9/10/2015the first bite because moths got BOTH BAGS BEFORE they were even opened! I have never had this problem before. First I get it with Nabisco graham crackers, and now I get it with the most ANCIENT of food products I buy! I only had the box for 3 months.
Actually my kids didn't get a chance to eat
Brian LantzOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 4 out of 5 stars review2/8/2021Easy breakfast! I like to keep some in little containers to bring to work and make there when I'm running late. I usually mix in things like fruit, raisins, peanuts, peanut butter, chocolate chips, etc to make it a little more fun to eat. It's pretty bland on its own.colleenm53Originally posted oninfluenster.com
- 5 out of 5 stars review3/25/2015I grew up on Quaker Old Fashioned Oats, as there was no instant when I was a kid. Sure there might bee a quality control issue now and then, but that applies to every product on the market. No offense to anyone out there that finds these oats to be mushy or chewy, but if cooked properly, they always should come out perfect. Just saying. Oats are not just a breakfast cereal, but in fact, they are used as any other grain like rice, barley and quinoa. For dinner sometimes, I make savory oats rather than sweet, and it makes a delicious meal, especially if you are a struggling single parent with kids to feed. I happen to be a vegetarian, my kids are not, but we are all very health conscience. Trying to stretch a dollar is very hard these days fo...
Love this product!
ChickieOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 5 out of 5 stars review3/29/2020My go to breakfast every morning. I always add in some walnuts, golden raisins and some dried cranberries. Tad bit of butter and some brown sugar to sweeten it a little. So so yummy and never get tired of it. Recently tried another brand and it was completely nasty. Quaker is my go too!melissag10Originally posted oninfluenster.com
- 1 out of 5 stars review2/25/2023Not only has the package change the taste is changed and the oats has changed. They do not cook down like they should they used to be creamy. You could cook it all the way down it would turn out creamy it’s not doing that. It’s very chewy and the taste is awful definitely does not taste like oatmeal anymore. I don’t know what you’re doing to it but whatever it is it’s changed from 50 years ago.
Worse oatmeal I’ve ever eaten
MdepaulOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 5 out of 5 stars review12/5/2023I am more than excited to announce the personal sensation I get with these Oats! The organic, healthy, traditional taste of Quaker Oats brings me back to my heritage. There is simply no other company, organization or bureaucracy that can capitalize on this old-fashioned, genuine tradition of American History.
I love starting off my morning with these!!!
Anonymous12345678Originally posted onquakeroats.com - 5 out of 5 stars review1/27/2022I usually blend these into almost powder since they are old fashioned and take a bit longer to cook. I add a little milk while they boil, and swirl in some brown sugar and cinnamon. They are delicious and a healthy breakfast. I also use them as whole oats and mix it with milk and bake it them to make oatmeal bars. They taste great with some fruit baked in and travel nicely since they are baked in a pan and cut into bars.
I usually blend these
shawndagOriginally posted oninfluenster.com - 5 out of 5 stars review12/25/2014I can not believe you do not have a recipe for stuffed green peppers. My mother, who has passed on, always made this with sausage and ground beef and of course, Quaker Oats. I can not ask her now but I thought she originally got her recipe from you. If you do have this recipe, I ask you to please publish it again.
recipes
j stephenOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 4 out of 5 stars review12/2/2020Oh fashion oats is good for a warm hot breakfast. I like to make it with energy bars and peanut butter, chocolate chips and honey. There's oatmeal goes way back and is reliable. You can make oatmeal cookies to oatmeal bars to probably an energy drink in your blender. I would definitely recommend it and I would purchase it again.Originally posted oninfluenster.com
- 5 out of 5 stars review3/12/2016I have been eating your oatmeal for nearly 60 years. I feel Quaker Oats oatmeal qualifies as comfort food - it's homey, comforting, and good for you. Like any long term relationship I have learned how to spice it up over the years hence all my contest entries! Thank you for a wonderful product!
OATMEAL IS COMFORT FOOD!
Duke WolfOriginally posted onquakeroats.com - 5 out of 5 stars review4/2/2015I have eaten Old Fashioned Oats for years. They are the only kind of oatmeal that I eat as a warm breakfast as I do not care for quick oats as for me they are rather slimy. I usually only cook my old fashioned oats for 2 1/2 to 3 minutes because that way they are soft but have some body.
I Love it
nita1909Originally posted onquakeroats.com