Quaker Instant Oatmeal, Fruit & Cream Variety Pack, 8 Count(Pack of 1)

These are dee-lich-us! These are great. Don't get soggy, don't need to add sugar because they're perfectly sweetened with the brown sugar. I absolutely love these and will definitely buy again.

Quaker oats are an extremely healthy food choice. Quick to cook or microwave and delicious.

Oh, Quaker, I do love you and pretty much 100% of your products. Last year I was introduced to these 'steel cut oats' and ever since I've been hooked. They're a bit bigger of a serving "per packet" than regular oats, because they are denser. A package of these oats is 180 calories - compared to most regular flavored instant oat meals by Quaker which are between 110 and 130. Just keep that in mind if you're purchasing these for a diet purpose (which I am).With that being said these oats are delicious and filling! Each packet offers up a pretty good serving that leaves you feeling full for a few hours. It's a great, semi-healthy way to get energy in the morning. Simply mix water and wah-lah you've got yourself a bowl of delicious pre-seasoned oatmeal. The cinnamon and brown sugar flavor of these oats is exquisite and although I'm not typically a huge fan of cinnamon I absolutely love this stuff. When I eat this oatmeal plain I'll usually mix in a bit of milk and some applesauce or fresh baked apple peices. It tastes liked baked apple crisp and is sooo good!My favorite way to eat this oatmeal is actually a recipe I made up about a year ago when I was craving berry crisp, but just wanted a fast instant version for myself.Instant Microwavable Berry Crisp Recipe:Ingredients:1 Tbs Butter (Can be substituted with margarine for lower calorie or coconut oil for a vegan/ vegetarian alternative)1 Packet of Quaker Steel Cut Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Oatmeal2 Cups of any Frozen Berries you desire (I use wild blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries)In a bowl take the butter and oatmeal and crush them together with a fork until the mixture becomes crumbly.In a separate bowl pour in the 2 cups of frozen berries.Top the berries with your 'oatmeal crumble' mixture.Microwave on high for 2 minutes and 30 seconds.Remove, let cool for 1 minute, bon appetite!The entire berry crisp (using literally any berry) totals around 420 calories and is unbelievably filling. It really is a great diet food. Eat it for breakfast and it will keep you full until dinner (I'm not exaggerating). And it's pretty healthy. It works with a variety of fruits- including fresh (not frozen) apples, rhubarb, pears, and even peaches. Quick, easy, and oh-my-goodness delicious. I go on 'kicks' where I'll eat this meal every single night. It's one of my favorite foods and the ONLY single 'oatmeal' that makes it taste the best is this Quaker Steel Cut Brown Sugar and Cinnamon. I've tried other oatmeals. I've even tried making my own healthier homemade version. It just doesn't compare to this ridiculously delicious packet. I can't get enough of it. And that's exactly why I came to Amazon and purchased this specific oatmeal in bulk. I love this stuff with my berry crisp- and I'll be back many more times in the future, I'm sure. Keep up the good work, Quaker!

I have had to change my diet drastically because I have kidney disease. I like the Quaker flavored oatmeal because I'm trying to eat it every day.

A WEEK AGO: This is NOT INSTANT OATMEAL where you just add boiling water. This "instant" oatmeal is not so instant. First, pour the dry oatmeal into a large bowl, add about a cup of tap water, and microwave for "about" 3 minutes. It will overflow in the microwave. No matter what I do, even at different power settings and different lengths of time, it splashes over the edges of the bowl. So I clean up the spilled oatmeal, take it out, stir it a little, and wait a minute or two until it finishes cooking outside the microwave. And then, for some reason, I always need to splash a little more water in the bowl to keep it from becoming too thick and unpleasant. It does taste good, though. But what a silly cooking process this is. I'll use up the six boxes I bought (yikes!) but will not order again. There are better (and much less messy) products than this.ON SECOND THOUGHT: I spoke too soon. This is not that hard to cook. After a little more trial and error, here's what works for me.1. Add about a quarter inch more water than is suggested (to the empty bag) to the oatmeal to make the oatmeal a little more edible and less thick. The amount of water recommended leaves the oatmeal very thick, a bit too "cement-like" for my taste.2. Microwave 2 minutes on high.3. Remove from microwave and give it a stir. This helps prevent oatmeal overflowing the bowl compared to when I cooked it longer.4. Put oatmeal back into the microwave for 1 more minute on high.5. Remove and splash a little more water onto the oatmeal and stir. This helps reduce the thickness a little more and makes it less solid and easier to eat -- unless you like super thick oatmeal. I also add more blueberries. After another minute, it will be ready to eat. If you eat immediately, it will be too thick, slightly undercooked, and very very hot. Wait a minute or so.

I love this cereal! It’s been around for a long time but not seen often in grocery stores.

It's excellent. Really nice flavor and a lot of Fibre

Absolutely love this flavor. I can only find it in the mixed varieties at the store. I love being able to only buy this flavor! This is perfect for quick, inexpensive breakfast.