Amazing!!! My family loves oatmeal and no other oatmeal taste better that Quaker Oats!!! The only thing I would love it's for the container to bring a scoop making it easier for you to scoop your oatmeal, other than that great taste and will recommend.

When I say this is a life saver....you guys do not even know the half. Thank God for my mom telling me this amazing wisdom that I did not even find on Google. When you are experiencing morning sickness in pregnancy and it might even work when you are just feeling nauseous period, but quakers oatmeal will completely stop it. Give it 30 mins but whats 30 mins compared to 10 hours of suffering through morning sickness. Life saver i tell you!!

Quaker Oats Old Fashioned oatmeal is very easily adapts to both cooking and baking recipes. It add a lot of food value and does only good things for our bodies. For breakfast it can have a lot of things like fruit, berries, yogurt, grains, and seeds added to give even more of an impact for starting the day. We grind it in the food processor and use it in place of flour for some recipes.

The larger quantity of Quaker Oats is the most convenient, you can add & your favorite fresh fruit or topping, pretty much mix in any thing of your choice, honey, nuts Etc. #Seasonsfriendly #Oats #Hotmeals #Mornings #Breakfast #Spoons Quaker Oats Old Fashioned

I've been buying Quaker oats for many years but today, I once again lost the entire container to floor as the round cardboard caved in while picking it up. The plastic top never stays on these types of containers which has been a problem for years. I now have oats all over my kitchen and it's not the first time. I came here to sound off about it but am now reading that there might me GMO's in your oats. What happened? Ypu were the original old-fashion American product. Now you are just like all the companies ... cheap packaging, GMO and something has changed recently because the oats don't taste the same either. Camr to complain but I think it is just time for me to move on. Over 50 years I've been eating Quaker Oats but will be starting a new tradition that is more healthy and packaged better. Funny thing is, I would have expected this from a generic brand but I always paid the high price for Quaker Oats so I wouldn't have to go through stuff like this.

The most recent package does not cook up the way previous ones did. After 6 minutes on the stove top on medium, the oats are still a little hard and have not fully absorbed the liquid. I see many other reviewers are having this issue as well. I hope this is a temporary issue and not a permanent change.

I prefer Quaker Old Fashioned oats. It is my "go to" breakfast of choice. Low or no fat, healthy fiber that helps lower cholesterol, good for the digestive tract. I top it with whatever fresh fruit, nuts and usually a drizzle of flax seed oil and honey for a tasty breakfast that keeps me healthy and energized all morning.

My husband and I couldn't live without our daily oatmeal.We have it 6 days a week.I like to put it on simmer and cook for at least 15 mins. it gets creamy and oh so smooth.Nothing else in the cereal category like it.Only the Quaker brand will do. No substitutes for us. Thanks for a great product.

I have been eating Quaker oatmeal since I was a child and I'm 76 years old. My mother always served it in the winter and she proclaimed it would "stick to your ribs!" I also make meatloaf with oatmeal as the filler. Got the recipe off the side of the box. I am getting ready to make a recipe for bar cookies that was on your web site

Your Steel Cut Oatmeal has too many husk left over in it. The husk cannot be eaten and frequently get lodged in the back of the throat. When this occurs it causes choking and gagging. I have eaten other Steel Cut products and have not experienced this problem with this frequency. I would not recommend feeding your product to children unless you do a better job of removing the husk.