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.

Quaker Old Fashioned Oats have been around for my whole life, and I'm not young anymore. I trust the brand and have never been disappointed in the quality and price. It's still one of the healthiest products available, no frills or fancy additives, just oats. The classic case of 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it.'

I could never find the oatmeal in the store until my last visit. I have oatmeal almost every morning, but regular grocery store prices are rather high for a 1 lb conainer. This package is mega sized and only costs a little more than $1 a pound. Great deal!

This is a staple in my house. Cooked correctly even in the microwave and especially mixed with apples or other fruit makes a delicious breakfast. Also in some recipes this is a staple in my house. Cooked correctly even in the microwave and especially mixed with apples or other fruit makes a delicious breakfast. and depending on your recipe it can make a chewy delicious oatmeal raisin or oatmeal pumpkin cookie.

It was a lot smaller than I thought it was. It doesn't have the taste of pure vanilla extract. I prefer Molina, which is much cheaper and it's not pure vanilla. I have other one other thing to say I have a refund for a magnifying glass. That is due me they say it's $9.99. I have not received it. They won't answer me. I don't know where it is. It's not on my e-card on my wallet. Can you please help me with it?

I love, love Quaker oatmeal. It makes a great breakfast!

Cannot seem to get them soft following directions

A healthy meal that I like to eat with cinnamon and low-fat cottage cheese added on top.

wasn't the right one but good

Good and nutritious food, especially with half of a banana and blueberries and brown sugar.