Great product for the price. Great product to try and it allowed me to experiment with some baked oats recipes which I then topped with biscoff to create a lotus baked oats. I’ve also used these in an oats slice. They’re reasonably priced compared to uncle Toby’s so I’d buy them again to use for cooking dishes like these. The only issue I have is they don’t come in stronger packing like a box for camping. At home, it’s fine as I decant this into a container but for a week long camping trip, I don’t want to cart all of this.

Quality for price. I've been buying these oats for years now and absolutely LOVE them. Price-wise they're the most competitive bargain on the shelf for weight and you're not compromising on quality. These are affordable and a great healthy breakfast suitable for all ages (or baking ingredient if that's your thing!). I think resealable packaging might make these less daunting for those that don't tend to buy their oats in bulk and would make for a less fiddly time when you grab the bag. As it is I highly recommend buying a glass storage canister from Woolies to store them in for a storage solution that's functional AND pretty. If you're over the prices you've been paying for branded oats and have been checking these out I definitely recommend making the switch - you ... MoreQuality for price. I've been buying these oats for years now and absolutely LOVE them. Price-wise they're the most competitive bargain on the shelf for weight and you're not compromising on quality. These are affordable and a great healthy breakfast suitable for all ages (or baking ingredient if that's your thing!). I think resealable packaging might make these less daunting for those that don't tend to buy their oats in bulk and would make for a less fiddly time when you grab the bag. As it is I highly recommend buying a glass storage canister from Woolies to store them in for a storage solution that's functional AND pretty. If you're over the prices you've been paying for branded oats and have been checking these out I definitely recommend making the switch - you won't regret it.

Best breakfast. Our household breakfast staple. Aussie grown oats that take a couple of minutes to cook. We top ours off with slivered almonds or almond meal, bit of honey and dried sultanas or cranberries. No complaints EVER from the fussy threenagers. Gives them all the energy in the world to run amuck.

So good. We love these oats - they are already a staple for my familyEasily found in the breakfast aisle and that is because the blue really stands out. I really like the blue and that I can see the oats in the packet$1. 75 for a 750g bag - seriously cheap for such a great product (not that I am complaining)My boys take these oats to work in the morning and they are just as good blitzed in a microwave as they are cooked on a stove top. We use them for various breakfasts (oats, overnight oats, pancakes), dessert toppings and I also use them for baking. My son loves these oats in smoothies too although I've not tried that optionWould we buy it again? Yes - we always have a bag in stock

Not all oats are the same. Same as other brands, oats are oats, but cheaper in this case. Personally we prefer to buy rolled oats or steel cut oats over quick oats and this is why: "The Difference Between Steel-Cut, Rolled, & Instant Oats?The difference between steel-cut, rolled, and instant oats is simply how much the oat groat has been processed. This also results in each variety having a distinct texture and varying cook times. ""WHAT ARE STEEL CUT OATS?This type of oat is processed by chopping the whole oat groat into several pieces, rather than rolled. Steel-cut oats look almost like rice. This variety takes the longest to cook, and has a toothsome, chewy texture that retains much of its shape even after cooking. ""WHAT ARE ROLLED OATS?Rolled oats are created ... MoreNot all oats are the same. Same as other brands, oats are oats, but cheaper in this case. Personally we prefer to buy rolled oats or steel cut oats over quick oats and this is why: "The Difference Between Steel-Cut, Rolled, & Instant Oats?The difference between steel-cut, rolled, and instant oats is simply how much the oat groat has been processed. This also results in each variety having a distinct texture and varying cook times. ""WHAT ARE STEEL CUT OATS?This type of oat is processed by chopping the whole oat groat into several pieces, rather than rolled. Steel-cut oats look almost like rice. This variety takes the longest to cook, and has a toothsome, chewy texture that retains much of its shape even after cooking. ""WHAT ARE ROLLED OATS?Rolled oats are created by steaming hulled oat grains, known as oat groats. After steaming, these are flattened into rolled oat flakes to created rolled oats. Rolled oats have a nutty texture when cooked. ""WHAT ARE QUICK OATS?Quick oats are the same as our rolled oats but cut finer and rolled thinner. These are also the most processed of the three oat varieties. They are pre-cooked, dried, and then rolled and pressed slightly thinner than rolled oats. They cook more quickly than steel-cut or rolled oats, but retain less of their texture, and often cook up mushy. "So based on the definitions above, quick oats cook faster, but usually more processed than the other two varieties of oats, so less nutritious for your body. We tend to use this type of oats in cooking biscuits, bliss balls only, etc.

Real Australian Oats. This bag contains nothing but 100% Australian Oats. There are No Artificial Colours, Flavours or Preservatives and the HSR is 5. Quick Oats make creamy porridge cooked in the microwave or stove top. When in a hurry these Quick Oats cook fast and also soften quickly for my Bircher Muesli. Quick oats are a great cooking ingredient. I include them in cookies and oat biscuitsI use Quick Oats as a coconut substitute in my Impossible Pudding. Woolworths Quick Oats are as good as brand name Oats.

Oaty. I have eaten many an oat but I had never thought to try the Woolies brand. I have always been attracted to the big red box so I was intrigued to taste this. I am on an overnight oats kick so I decided to use these to make my breakfast. I was surprised to see how well these oats held up. They were not gluggy as I thought may happen with the quick oats. They tasted amazing and I could not distinguish any difference between these oats and my usual name brand. Australian product from Australian farms so that is a big tick!The only small negative is the oats don't come in a handy box like other brands. But I am sure most people would have some sort of container to house these oats so should not be a reason not to buy these oats. Highly recommend to others and I ... MoreOaty. I have eaten many an oat but I had never thought to try the Woolies brand. I have always been attracted to the big red box so I was intrigued to taste this. I am on an overnight oats kick so I decided to use these to make my breakfast. I was surprised to see how well these oats held up. They were not gluggy as I thought may happen with the quick oats. They tasted amazing and I could not distinguish any difference between these oats and my usual name brand. Australian product from Australian farms so that is a big tick!The only small negative is the oats don't come in a handy box like other brands. But I am sure most people would have some sort of container to house these oats so should not be a reason not to buy these oats. Highly recommend to others and I will be buying these from now on.

Incredibly great value for money. These quick oats were very easy to find in store with the other oat cereals, are a great size at 750g and for $1. 40 are an incredibly great value for money. I used these oats in my breakfast smoothies and to make porridge and both tasted great. I could also see myself using them for baking and for overnight oats. I can't say enough great things about these quick oats. They have a 5 star health rating. They are an Australian grown product. They're cheap, healthy, convenient and are an amazing value for money. I will definitely be buying these again and will recommend them to others.

Basic pantry staple. I use quick oats multiple times a week and have been purchasing the woolworths brand as they are at a good price point, the packaging is very simple, and the quality is great. Normally I would be a bit annoyed by the packet not being resealable, but because I decant my oats into an easy-pour container it's no problem. In fact I think it's probably less plastic waste overall because it's just a simple bag without any add ons. Which also probably helps keep the cost down. There is no easy way to open the bag other than to cut the top with a pair of scissors, which again isn't a problem for me. If you wanted easy open maybe the individual sachets are best?

Quick & Easy Brekkie. My husband loves oats and was excited to try these. It has been a little hot lately, but he gave them a try this morning and was very impressed, added a touch of honey and mentioned how easy and quick it was to make. We definitely have a winner there. I also used some for Anzac Biscuits, to be honest I couldn't tell the difference from those I usually buy, I guess that's a good thing particularly as the price is much less. Will add to the shopping list, when the weather is a little cooler.