365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Old Fashioned Rolled Oats, 18 Ounce

I love these oats! These oats are gluten-free, great-tasting, and very versatile. I use these for morning oats and also ground them for oat flour for baking and treats for my dog. They are easy to use right from the container; the quality and texture are excellent, and they are easy to portion into the amount you need. I have shopped around for oats, and these are a top value for the quantity. I highly recommend.

This is the best oatmeal I have ever had! I usually get a weird reaction to oatmeal as it makes me sneeze afterwards and I get stomach sensitivity. I'm assuming it might be the pesticides, I'm not sure. Ever since I switched to Whole Foods organic oatmeal, I do not have this problem. This oatmeal is easy to digest, and tastes very good. The package is huge, so this will last a long time. It's a super value for the price. The texture of the oatmeal is also nice. I like to make mine a bit more watery and creamy when I cook it. I also use the oatmeal to make Lancashire Flip cookies and they taste incredible using this brand of oatmeal.

Great product !

The best choice for breakfast, they are so good for you and they help you lose weight so fast that you start to crave them. It's my favorite breakfast food, add some chia flax seed mix or some cut up apples, your body will thank you for it.

Oops, made the mistake of thinking these were the same ones I bought at Whole Foods, but they weren't. These are not recommended for use in the microwave. I have found that if I put boiling water and oats in my bowl, cover and let sit for 10 minutes, I can microwave them at 2.5 minutes at 60% power, wait a couple, stir and microwave again for the same temp and time. They aren't super soft that way, but good enough. Plus I read you get the same nutrients out of steel cut oats whether cooked or not. They are tasty.

Tasty oats, not a lot of powder in the bottom.

I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase of 365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Old-Fashioned Rolled Oats. These oats have become a breakfast staple in my household, and for all the right reasons! First and foremost, the affordability of these oats is unbeatable. I've tried numerous organic oat brands, and 365 by Whole Foods Market offers exceptional quality at a price that doesn't break the bank. The generous quantity you get for the price is truly impressive. It's economical without compromising on quality, making it a fantastic choice for budget-conscious shoppers like me. The size of the package is perfect for my family. It lasts a long time, meaning fewer trips to the store, which is incredibly convenient. The resealable bag keeps the oats fresh, maintaining their excellent taste and texture over time. Aside from the economic benefits, the taste and texture of these oats are outstanding. They cook up creamy and delicious, making them ideal for a variety of recipes, from classic oatmeal to cookies and granola bars. Knowing that they are organic gives me confidence that I am providing my family with a wholesome and nutritious breakfast option. In summary, 365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Old-Fashioned Rolled Oats, is a fantastic product that offers affordability, convenience, and great taste. I highly recommend these oats to anyone looking for a high-quality organic option without the hefty price tag. They have earned a permanent spot in my pantry, and I can't imagine starting my day without them. Five stars without a doubt!

I love thse oats since they are the most affordable glyphosate free oats, they are constantly 3rd parties (like EWG). I use these in my protein shakes, it terms of tate and texture and hardness, its just like regular oats you would expect. However, one thing I absolutly hate is the packaging. It is terrable and cheap. And often times breaks in transit, and I need to return it since I don't want to eat potentially contamated or compromised oats, which is one of the main reasons I am getting these oats over standerd oats which is often much cheaper. I wish they improve the packaging , or maybe even switch to a bag based packaging instead.