Wildway Organic Rolled Oats, Overnight Oats | Glyphosate-Free, Gluten-Free Oatmeal | Non-GMO, Plant-Based Protein | Regenerative, Sustainable, Traceable Organic Oats | Original, 9 Oz, Pack of 3

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.

Firstly I wanted to love these, they sounded delicious , but they have a very weird tangy/bitter taste to them , and remain very tough even after soaking for 8+hours and, even adding agave and fresh fruit didn't help, would not recommend unless you like that particular type taste and texture

The media could not be loaded. In order, the photos show:-Raspberry Chia with added nuts-Maple Coconut with added berries and nuts-Banana Nut with added bananas-Original with added apples, cinnamon, and brown sugarI'm SUCH a fan of this oatmeal!! The ingredients are so natural (see video of labels). I used to really like instant oatmeal, but at some point, I got tired of how processed it tasted. Overly sweet, "natural flavors" that aren't the REAL thing. This stuff is REAL. The raspberry one has real raspberries in it. The banana nut one has bananas and walnuts in it. And so on. You open the package and can SEE all the real ingredients mixed in with the oats. They're sweet (except the Original, which isn't flavored) but not too sweet. While I'd enjoy the flavored ones by themselves, they're also great bases for other add-ins.My favorite flavor is probably Maple Coconut, though I enjoyed them all. In my opinion, the Original is a waste of money. It's literally just organic rolled oats.I tried the microwave directions, but my microwave is high wattage, and it boiled over a bit. If doing it that way, I'd do it at 70% power next time. But the every-30-second stir instructions are kind of annoying, so I ended up making the rest of mine on the stove, which was really easy.Let's talk cost. These are far pricier than that "big brand" of instant oatmeal (and these aren't instant), but trust me, they're in a different league. Each packet has 6 servings, so there are 24 total. The servings are quite small. In my pictures, I had one serving in each bowl except the Original (blue bowl), when I made two servings. Whether you eat one or two servings at a time, the price isn't terrible once you realize how many. meals you're getting out of it.Two of my packets had Ziploc-style closures. The other two didn't, and I used clips to keep them closed. I suspect they're in the middle of making a packaging change to the Ziploc style, but I'm not sure.I'm a fan!!

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.