I recommend this oatmeal! These are my favorite oats! I make it hot in the winter by adding it with milk and put toppings like berries, dried fruits and coconut flakes or chia seeds. In the summer I love making these oats with almond milk and then add my fave toppings. It's great to bake with too! Love this brand!

Love! Quaker Oatmeal has been my go-to breakfast for over 20 years. Its so versatile. The amount of toppings you can add to a bowl of Quaker Oats is limitless. You can make it sweet or savory depending on what you are in the mood for!

I love oatmeal, I actually use this to make an oatmeal /cranberry/ walnut tea bread to eat as my breakfast. I use a loaf pan and bake it in the oven, then I have breakfast for the rest of the week.

Healthy and Quick - Perfect for Kids! I'm not a big fan of oatmeal by itself, but it's great in bars and granola. Quaker is an amazing brand and I always choose them. Oatmeal is a great breakfast for little kids - especially if you let them choose their own toppings!

My favorite Brand of oats I have been using Quaker Oats since I was born! I grew up eating them and now at 30 years old, still eat them every day. These are the best quality oats at the best price. I love how they come in huge tubs for bulk purchases and you can find them at almost all retailers.

Great nutritious breakfast! Quaker 1 minute oatmeal tastes great and is really nutritious! I eat it for dinner sometimes also. It cooks up fast and easy and is a great fast breakfast or anytime nutritious fast meal

Healthy breakfast Oatmeal is a staple in m6 house. I enjoy it for breakfast almost daily. It's quick, easy, filling and good for you. Some days I add fruit, stevia, cinnamon. Other days I'll add butter, flax or chia seeds, for added fiber or whey for added protein. Oatmeal is so versatile and yummy.

The versatile constant Quaker Oats! Quaker Oats ha e been a part of my morning routine for years. It is so versatile and helps me lower my cholesterol. It cooks super fast in the microwave. I have it every morning with greek yogurt, slivered almonds and whatever fruit is available at the time of the year. It works with everything from honey to strawberries, blueberries, wheat germ, whatever!!

Awesome and useful I use these oats to make banana cocoa oatmeal bars. The Best part is, you can make them in cupcake tins and then freeze them for later use. These oats are very hearty, delicious, and useful for many recipes. Wonderful quality product

The Good: My husband loves oatmeal, but not all the sugar that comes with the flavored varieties, so we get the plain in bulk and add what we want to it. This is very easy to cook and softens quickly on the stovetop or microwave. One order will last us daily breakfasts between 3-4 months, so we don't have to reorder often. The Bad: Know that despite the cylinder pictured, this will come in a large box with two plastic bags inside. If you have large containers to pour these into as we do, this won't be an issue, but I imagine it would be difficult to use straight out of the bags. Pros: -Tasty but filling -Affordable -No added sugar Cons: -Bulky packaging Buy again: -Absolutely

Always in my Pantry I ALWAYS have Quaker Oats in my pantry. The past 2 weeks I have been using it to make very summery peaches and cream oatmeal with fresh peaches. YUM! In the winter, stir in a spoonful of peanut butter and some raisins to make a warm, hearty breakfast. Of course, oatmeal cookies are often the end product as well!

Fabulous I love this oatmeal in the morning with a dash of orange marmalade!

This is the one we go to, it is so easy and quick, I boil it if i have time but it also taste really good when just blend with hot water, or even in microwave. Convenient and healthy!

Great way to start the day I've been eating this several times a week for several years. It definitely took me a while to get used to it, but I'm glad I did. It's so quick to make, it keeps me full for a long time, and I can put it whatever I want without it being so sugary like the flavored oatmeals. I usually put in a scoop of peanut butter and a bunch of berries. Or banana slices with cinnamon and raisins.