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Quaker Lower Sugar Instant Oatmeal, Variety Pack, 1.17 oz., 52 pk.

Easy prep, great taste and it comes in lower sugar variety packets. I'm happy I switched from the regular variety packs.

Healthier Choices

Great price!! Good variety. I buy one of these every winter so I have a good supply of oatmeal to warm me on a cold winter morning.

Great product all the way around.

I love this cereal,  and knowing that its lower in sugar makes me feel good about serving it to my family.

So good!

Just correct amount of sweetness for me .
Nice flavor and my favorite spice choices
Has the right product count I need .

It sticks to the ribs

Have been enjoying the regular 52 pack for years. This low sugar is just as good, but better for you

You’ll love the Taste - less sugar

We both enjoy the flavor choices.  Easy to make.  Also make it with Almond milk. Add banana or fruit after microwave.

Yummy flavors.

It is as it should be. Not as flavorful as regular full sugar oatmeal but that is to be expected until we become used to it.

Low  sugar oatmeal

I might buy it again, but I get an after-taste which maybe described as salty with all the varieties.

Good But

Less sugar means less fat down the road. Fiber is what I am looking for in a good cereal. This is it!

Fiber and Flavor!

I love quaker oatmeal & the variety is nice. Best of all is the healthier low sugar option. Still great flavor, just not as sweet.

Lower sugar-healthier option

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.

Lesson learned: Always read the ingredients!

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.

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