Tried the Quaker Oats with protein .. it was terrible. Going back to this container of Old Fashion Quaker Oaks. especially good in this cold weather.

There is no question that whole grain oatmeal is a winner at the breakfast table. I have tried steel cut, and quick cooking. The old fashioned oatmeal is superior. For ones who have cholesterol problems, it belongs in a healthy diet.

My favorite oatmeal of all time.The oats stay chewy and creamy at the same time. So good with raisins, cinnamon, apples or any of your favorite fruits and/or nuts. Can be enjoyed sweet or savory. So versatile!!

Always is these for baking my oatmeal cookies. For a healthy breakfast, I cook up the basic portion and add my own mix of nuts and fresh or dried fruits.

Quick, easy to prepare, healthy breakfast. Prefer this over "minute" variety (doesn't take that much longer to prepare). Sometimes add fresh fruit and/or cinnamon sugar to it. My "go to" brand for many years.

The value is good, but it’s not as good quality as it was advertised. It’s not organic like the photo showed. It does say it is NON-GMO, though. I have oatmeal for days!

Quaker old fashioned oats are a healthy alternative to sugary cereals for breakfast. In addition to being used in hot oatmeal, they make a great pancake batter and add fiber to your smoothied!

The original, quintessential old-fashioned rolled oats, and the person on the label looks a lot like the guy on the $100 bill--he's not, but it's inspirational.

Everyone likes oatmeal, yet we have to order it online for delivery and pay extra shipping. Yet the sell the quickoats in the store. What a disgrace to the customers which keep them employed.

The only Oatmeal we buy. My grandson's Love Oatmeal, due to this being a great product. It's not cheap, but, worth it and holds it shape and doesn't turn to mush. great taste. Eat every day. highly recommend this product.