This is a great value for the money. Easy preparation using coffeemaker hot water function. 3 varieties of a healthy food choice.

Love it, I wish they sold it in the store. While I'm sure I can make a couple of these myself with rolled oats, the apple version is my favorite and it's so easy to make. I now eat oatmeal every day and I can see the effects in my health already. My resting heart rate has gone down a little (not expecting miracles here but I will take it!) and I am sure more fiber is better for everyone. A+

My mother who has dementia has an awful sweet tooth (refuses to eat anything not sweet) and forgets that she eats. This is a great way to make certain she's eating well and also getting her 'sweet tooth' craving fulfilled. She never noticed when I switched from the regular to the lower sugar variety.

These are great. My wife picked them up and when she got home I was not impressed. I had one the next morning and I love them. They actually have the right amount of sweetness.

Could not tell the difference between this and the regular oatmeal I usually buy. Both had the same great taste but this one was lower in calories and sugar. Much better choice for my lifestyle.

I was so glad to find this oatmeal at sams. Our local store does not carry this product. I eat oatmeal every morning and every evening now because of the lower sugar grams. And what a bargain.. all these packages and variety of flavors for less than ten dollars..

Good product. Wish this went on sale as often as the regular oatmeal. Sam's could use more no or lower sugar products to hel out diabetics.

This oatmeal is part of my breakfast every morning when I’m on my way to work. I love the lower sugar content. I only wish they would make a pack with maple brown sugar only since it’s my favorite. And, that this sold in clubs. However, the apple flavor is pretty darn good. It comes with pieces of dried apples. I add walnuts, raisins and cranberries to keep me going strong through my morning.

The lower sugar oatmeal is sweetened with monk fruit extract, and it leaves a horrible aftertaste just like artificial sweetener. I tasted it with the first bite. Since the fact that the front reads lower sugar one might think it is the regular oatmeal and just less sugar, but not so. As soon as I tasted it I went to the fine print and read the ingredients, and found that it is sweetened with monk fruit extract. I personally think that should be on the front where it reads lower sugar.

I thought that "low sugar" was just low sugar. Turns out there is sugar substitute which doesn't taste that great.