Quaker Whole Grain Oats Quick 1-Minute Instant Oats 18oz

It's more like 2 minute cooking time, but still a quick, healthy and delicious breakfast before work. I personally put apple butter (2 full spoons for about 2 servings) after I take it out of the microwave. It tastes just like their apple and cinnamon instant oatmeal but healthier and cheaper.

The only brand in instant oats as far as I am concerned. I have tried many different brands but this is my favorite one for taste, texture and flavor. The best value for your money, you get what you pay for consistently high quality every single time, easy to make, never disappointed.

Good product. I bought these rather than quick oats for baking cookies. Like that they are non-GMO. If I can't find/afford organic I at least try to find non-GMO. The inner liner is a bit odd. If you don't want to use the cut-out pour option you still need to put that liner back on; otherwise the outer lid won't fit tightly so don't throw it away like I almost did.

I've always thought oatmeal is oatmeal so just get the generic cheaper variety. Well I ran out and had to have some shipped and I could not get just one carton of the generic. Glad I did because they are NOT the same. This seemed to have little dust in it and the oat flakes seem to be much larger than the generic brand. If you're just adding oatmeal to something like bread the finer ones are OK but if you're actually having a bowl of oatmeal I will pay the difference from now on for this brand.

I love my oatmeal is the best thing.Any time of day. I eat it with dark raisins.I eat it with yogurt, yogurt, and dark.Raisins anyway it's just wonderful. So of course , I'm going to say , I highly recommend!!!!! I could literally eat this for every meal of the day.I love it that much!!!!!

My husband and I mix up our own items and my husband loves his oatmeal! We mix quick oats with cinnamon, coconut sugar, ground flaxseed and store in glass jars. My husband adds water and microwaves his portion for breakfast. We have been doing this as a money saving idea for many years!

This idea definitely old fashioned. When it's been cooked it doesn't splash like the five minute version. The mouth feel is more defined.you can taste the individual pieces. The old adage” sticks to your ribs” applies to this. You will definitely feel full longer plus you get your fiber and protein.

I eat oats pretty much every day, but my favorite way to eat them barely qualifies as oatmeal: breakfast cookies. Mash one banana, mix in one cup of these oats, shape into little cookies, and bake at 350° for about 10 minutes. That's it. Two ingredients and suddenly eating cookies for breakfast feels like a responsible adult decision. Quaker Old Fashioned oats are always in my pantry and if anyone asks, yes, cookies are breakfast food.

The "Sale" price for this 42 oz item increased by $.12 this last week. Item still shows $.12/ounce (which math is correct), but now costs more for same advertised product. If it weren't on sale...this would be considered shrinkflation. Seems a little shady to sneak in price increases in the sale prices like this.

I ordered this product and it came in open %26 damaged. I had it replaced and the replacement came in open and damaged. Both pictures are attached. The plastic wrap around the cap does absolutely nothing. Quaker needs to add a glued on paper/plastic seal across the top that physically seals the product like the larger oatmeal contains.