Quaker Old Fashioned Rolled Oats, Non GMO Project Verified, Two 64oz Bags in Box, 90 Servings, 4 Pound (Pack of 2)

love oatmeal, good breakfast, good value, great taste

I make at least 2 loaves of honey oat bread a week. Each loaf takes 2.5C of oats. I also make overnight oats and oatmeal cookies fairly often. Buying in bulkis the most cost-effective option; these 2 64oz bags (4LBS) help me spend less, buy less often, and have consistently good texture, quality, and freshness.

Good old-fashioned Quaker oats… I go through one of these boxes every winter. A great cost-effective alternative for somebody who likes oatmeal.

I love oatmeal ! I have it in the morning, and sometimes on a cold night as a snack. I do not buy those instant oatmeal packets, due to all of the added ingredients. If I want apple cinnamon oats, I simply use these whole oats with either some diced apples, applesauce, apple butter, or a little apple juice with some cinnamon or apple pie spice. I love to experiment with flavors too. Making P,B, & J oatmeal or chocolate, using either some cocoa powder or a packet of hot cocoa mix, in. I make pumpkin pie oatmeal by adding some canned pumpkin and a little pumpkin pie spice into it. I eat it with Greek yogurt, or berries, or some mashed banana with a pinch of cinnamon. I probably have made 100 different flavors and combinations over the years. I love to make granola with it. We munch on that, for a healthy, crunchy snac. It's so versatile too, because you can add or leave out anything you want to. Helps cut back on chips and sweets consumption because it covers those categories. It's great as an ingredient in museli. Even savory, cooked by replacing some of the water with some seasoned tomato sauce or spaghetti sauce. It's a nice change for a side item. There are hundreds of ways to change up the flavors of your morning or overnight oats naturally and without "junk" added in. My husband's favorite is to use the oats to make no-bake peanut butter and chocolate chip cookies. It's a great value for this box ! Eight pounds is a lot of oats, but when you eat it like we do, a monthly subscription is warranted.

Good buy

A whole lotta oatmeal. Be sure to have lots of clean empty jars wth caps to put it in.

I wasn’t expecting much from a staple like Quaker Old Fashioned Rolled Oats, but these oats have become a daily essential in my kitchen. They cook up to a creamy, slightly chewy texture that’s perfect for oatmeal, overnight oats, or baking. The flavor is mild and nutty, making them a great base for both sweet and savory toppings. I appreciate that they’re 100% whole grain, heart-healthy, and free from artificial flavors or preservatives. If you’re looking for a reliable, versatile oat that delivers consistent quality, this one’s a winner. **Pros:** * 100% whole grain oats for lasting energy * No artificial flavors or preservatives * Good source of fiber and heart-healthy soluble fiber * Versatile for various recipes * Kosher certified **Cons:** * Cooking time is longer than instant oats * May require some adjustment in recipes compared to quick oats Overall, Quaker Old Fashioned Rolled Oats offer a wholesome, nutritious option for those seeking a classic oat experience.

I love this oatmeal. It cooks quickly in the microwave and I can add whatever I like for flavor. Just enjoyed some for breakfast with lemon extract, fresh blueberries and a little brown sugar. Give it a try😁