Nature's Path Organic Quick Cook Steel Cut Oatmeal, 24 oz (Pack of 6), Non-GMOUSDA Organic

3-4x a week, my day starts with Nature’s Path Organic Old Fashioned Whole Grain Rolled Oats with added pecans, walnuts, almonds, flax, sunflower and sesame seeds, fruit, soy milk, stevia, nutritional yeast, cinnamon and sugar-free plain Greek yogurt. Plus organic Kicking Horse coffee with Multi Collagen Peptides, a Nuun daily hydration immunity fizzy table in filtered water and a bunch of supplements.Whoopie! Bring on the day!Almost everything in my breakfast comes from Amazon Subscribe & Save so I always have it, at the lowest price, usually 15% off plus 5% because I charge it on my Amazon credit card plus free delivery via Prime.I’m laying this financial part out because I’m a fitness evangelist and prices are expected to go up in 2025. We should never have to sacrifice health due to cost.Oatmeal is filling and satisfying. The Old Fashioned version is easier to digest for most people and a very flexible grain. I also use it to make oatmeal peanut butter bars and oatmeal cookies with walnuts and cacao nibs. Yummy!To save time, I make the 5 serving option on the box, eat one right away and freeze 4 servings. I bought glass freezer-to-microwave containers on Amazon. Did you know you can freeze almost any food? Freezing meals made a huge difference in my life.

I keep buying this .

I eat oatmeal every morning for breakfast. I’ve tried other brands but they didn’t satisfy my taste buds like this one does

I've been trying to switch to organic foods as much as possible - especially for grains!! I learned recently that many non-organic grains are sprayed with glyphosate (Roundup) right before harvest - in order TO harvest them! Basically unethical farming companies are using a weed-killer, not to kill weeds, but in order to get the grains to hurry up (by dessicating them), so the companies can harvest them faster. (Please research more on your own - this is just my novice explanation of the process. It's well worth researching!!) Because the grains are sprayed with Roundup just a couple days before harvest, we as consumers are eating those nasty and harmful chemicals! Thus my switch to as much organic food as possible. Oats and grains in particular are often sprayed with Roundup, so I have really been searching for affordable organic oats. It's been hard for me to find organic oats for a reasonable price in grocery stores / health food stores, so I started looking online! Target also has this brand at a comparable price, but because Target has a minimum purchase cost for shipping, it's much better (and easier) for me to buy them through Amazon! :) These oats have a great taste and texture - highly recommended!! I use them for oatmeal of course, and also for making cashew-oat waffles, apple crisp, etc. They function just like the oats you'd buy at a grocery store, but I know these organic ones are MUCH healthier for me!! This will definitely be my go-to brand in the future!

I absolutely love Nature's Path "Quick Cook" organic oatmeal. However, I made the mistake of ordering the regular Nature's Path Oatmeal (slow cook) as the boxes/photos look so similar. Unfortunately, Amazon would not allow me to return even though I'm a prime member. Likely because it's a food product. Fortunately, I was able to donate to our local food bank.

Makes a tasty and filling breakfast. It does seem to require extra water though when I use the 2 cup oats, 5 cup water, 4 minutes on high in the instant pot method. It's a great rice substitute and good either sweet or savory. Some containers had the plastic cover opened up when it arrived, probably from the paper canister being bumped around during transit so just watch out for that.

These steel-cut oats make the heartiest, most delicious oatmeal:Put 1 1/2 cups water and 1/2 tsp salt, brought to a full boil in a small saucepan on high; turn to low-medium heat.Add 1/2 cup oats to the water, stir well, and stir again about every 30 seconds to a minute.While the oats cook, fill a 1/4 cup measure 2/3 with dried cranberries (craisins) and 1/3 with sliced almonds. Dump into the bottom of a good-sized bowl (I prefer thicker ceramic bowls because regular bowls are too thin and easily become too hot to hold) along with honey to taste (I use a scant tablespoon).When the oats are fairly thick (about 5 minutes), turn off the heat and pour the oatmeal on top of the craisins, almonds, and honey in the bowl. Stir very well.If desired, add about 16 medium-sized blueberries and stir gently but well. Add a dollop of heavy cream, milk, or milk substitute if desired, and/or add a pat of butter. Stir again and enjoy!! Makes one hearty and delicious serving!!