Old Fashioned Rolled Oats, USDA Organic, Non GMO Project Verified, 24oz Resealable Bags (Pack of 4)

Love these oats! Being able to make them in the MW is a huge PLUS. I make them with Truvia, ground cinnamon, and when cooked, add about 1/3 to 1/2 cup raisins and stir them in well. Quaker instant oatmeal packets are delicious, but they contain sugar content. These are easy to make and do very well in the MW. These Quaker Oats are organic and contain no added sugar. You can add the sugar or other sweeteners, such as honey or one of the artificial sweeteners you prefer. After cooking, they are very hot, which is not a problem IMO. I let them cool about 5 minutes during which time they tend to thicken up nicely.

I prefer the old style rolled oats. No spice, no sugar, no doodads in them. I cook them so the oat flakes retain their shape, and don't melt into goo. Our mkt only carries the broken down type of oats, loaded with flavors and even sugar. So when I saw these oats were organically grown, that impressed me, because glyphosate is often in traditional growing methods. I really enjoy my plain, softly boiled oat flakes with a dash of salt and a little milk. Warming familiar flavor for wintering mornings, for folk who don't need colors, gimmicks, and spices and sugar.

Nutritious, and fast to make, I recently switched to organic rolled oats. Although I find them delicious. The texture of them is quite different than the original rolled oats. While microwaving them, they do not cook up the same. The original rolled oats would have a tendency to boil over. Where the organic does not. Just something I observed. None of these differences would prevent me from purchasing them again .Which I will.

Tasty oats!

Good stuff but no where says is glysophate free which is a little concerning.

I have been consistently purchasing these. It is a great value. I have never ran into issues, including short expiration dates. The seal works well too

They’re organic and nonGMO, a good choice since they had all those recalls earlier this year, these weren’t in that group.

Bought by mistake. Will keep buying on purpose. Taste great. I put it in bowl with other things like cinnamon add water put in microwave. Push a button. Three or four minutes later breakfast. I put it in shakes. Salads. Make flour in blender. Think I have two bags left. If my cholesterol goes down it will be in a large part due to that button I pushed by accident. Later: yes cholesterol going down. I have made lots of changes including Nutrim, Forks Over Knives, increased water to full 8 cups a day plus what ever else I drink and walking more. I will say that I have to keep it to one serving and include a protein like pea powder or my blood sugar goes up more than I like. It is great ground up as oat flour in recipes too.