Wildway Organic Rolled Oats, Overnight Oats | Glyphosate-Free, Gluten-Free Oatmeal | Non-GMO, Plant-Based Protein | Regenerative, Sustainable, Traceable Organic Oats | Maple Coconut | 9 Oz

Love it! Will purchase again! Great as a cereal or in smoothie. Also great overnight oats! Mmmm. Yum!

This product is as advertised. The oat quality is fabulous. Ultimately, it's not to my taste because Wildway has included a lot of sugar and flavoring, resulting in something that tastes like Quaker's instant oatmeal. That's a shame because - note to Amazon and Wildway - organic, non-GMO, gluten free, that's all fine, but what I and many customers seek is GLYPHOSATE FREE, fully and naturally ripened oats. That's passing difficult to find, and I think these oats fit the bill. I'd just prefer them to be sugar free and without all the flavoring added.

This is probably one of the best oatmeal on market . The price is high but worth it

Love it.

I do not like these flavors or brand . Seven Sundays is much better.

As others have said, you need to shake these up. That should be fairly obvious. There's a lot of stuff in there, and some of it is bound to settle on the bottom if you don't shake it.If you are going to make this in your microwave, pay attention to the instructions. These aren't instant oats, so they require more milk or water and time. They also require more attention. You can be a little less attentive by adding less fluid at first and then adding more every minute or so, but you can't just dump the full amount in there, set it to 3 or 4 minutes and walk away. You will come back to a mess. Also, don't try to make it with less than the suggested amount of fluid. It will be dry and gross.Flavor wise, these definitely taste a bit more healthy than whatever crazy flavors they have at the store. Maple cream peanut butter marshmallow candy bar flavored instant oats are going to be considerably sweeter. These are sweet, but not THAT sweet. If you really want them that sweet, well, dump sugar or honey on them. One of my kids wanted to try the banana nut flavor, and she put honey on it. So, don't be surprised if your sugar loving kids want more sugar. Personally, I put some banana slices in there and I was happy.They are good, and reasonably healthy. They are a bit pricey for what you get though. I'm used to oats being the cheap, healthy thing you buy in bulk for breakfast. These are just oats with some extra flavoring for an extreme premium. I think I'll just add my own stuff to my big box of oats like I have been doing for decades.

The flakes seem lighter in weight and color. It cooks very quickly. I bought this brand because it's polysophate free, but it doesn't say that it's certified polysophate free anywhere on the package. My other complaint is that at this price you only get six 1/3 cup servings. The price is out of line and the promise isn't kept.

These overnight oats were lacking flavor and needed a number of flavorful additions. Not my fave.