QuakerSteel Cut Oats, USDA Organic, Non GMO Project Verified, 20oz Resealable Bags (Pack of 4)

As a connoisseur of oats, I am not easily swayed by mere marketing gimmicks or flashy packaging. Nay, it is the essence of the grain itself that captures my discerning palate. Yet, in the case of Quaker Steel Cut Oats, I must admit, my skepticism was met with a harmonious blend of purity and flavor that transcended my expectations.From the moment I unsealed the resealable bag, a fragrant symphony wafted forth, teasing my senses with promises of wholesomeness and authenticity. Each oat, USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified, bore the unmistakable mark of quality, a testament to Quaker's commitment to excellence in every bite.Upon the caress of hot water, these oats transformed into a velvety elixir, a canvas for culinary creativity. Their texture, sublime yet hearty, danced upon my tongue, leaving a lingering sensation of satisfaction. Whether adorned with a sprinkle of cinnamon and a drizzle of honey or adorned with fresh berries, Quaker Steel Cut Oats proved to be a versatile muse for the discerning breakfast enthusiast.But it is not merely in taste that Quaker Steel Cut Oats excel; it is their commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing that truly sets them apart. Knowing that each spoonful supports responsible farming practices only enhances the gustatory experience, elevating it to a realm of ethical indulgence.In conclusion, Quaker Steel Cut Oats are not merely oats; they are an ode to the purity of nature and the artistry of the breakfast table. For those who seek not just sustenance but a symphony of flavor and conscience in their morning ritual, look no further than Quaker Steel Cut Oats. They are, quite simply, a masterpiece in a resealable bag.

It's just good. It takes 25 minutes to cook but is well worth it for that steel-cut oats texture. 4-pack is a great value. Will continue to buy regularly.

Great product and great taste very easy to make.

Good quality, great price. Shipped quickly. Only concern what is the point of organic when it is in plastic bags that will never be recycled and pollute the soil we grow food in?

Quaker Steel Cut Oats are great oats for cooking but not for overnight oats. I like them hot but when I tried to make overnight oats they would not work well. I tried more milk. I tried leaving them in longer (e.g. 3-4 days) and they never softened up like regular oats. Maybe I am doing something wrong.

Breakfast with bananas and milk--YUM! Very filling.

Good job Quaker, organic steel cut oats!

Delicious oatmeal and it cooks well in my rice cooker. Our rice cooker has an oatmeal feature so we just cook it with the rice cooker and it turns out perfectly every time. (Just wish it didn't take almost an hour to cook, definitely need to plan ahead if you cook this way.)We have always loved Quaker oatmeal and only started eating steel cut oatmeal about a year ago. If you have never tried it then you may want to only get a single package as it isn't quite the same as eating regular oatmeal. We still eat both but this one is supposed to be a healthier choice. Highly recommend you try at least once.