Quaker Old Fashioned Rolled Oats, 2×64 oz Value Pack — Non‑GMO, Whole Grain, 90 Servings

Quaker Old Fashioned Rolled Oats are whole-grain, non-GMO rolled oats sold as two 64‑ounce bags that provide versatile, everyday nutrition for hot or cold breakfasts and cooking.

These Quaker oats are traditional rolled oats made from 100% whole grain oats and verified by the Non‑GMO Project. Sold as a two‑bag box (four pounds total), this value pack delivers about 90 servings of slow‑releasing complex carbohydrates and soluble fiber to add to morning bowls, baked goods, or savory recipes. Their mild, neutral flavor blends easily with fruit, nuts, spices, and sweeteners or serves as a hearty binder in recipes like meatloaf and cookies.

How do Quaker Old Fashioned Rolled Oats fit into a daily breakfast routine?

Rolled oats cook quickly on the stovetop or in the microwave and soak overnight for ready‑to‑eat breakfasts. Their texture holds up to toppings and mix‑ins so oatmeal stays pleasantly chewy rather than mushy. Use them for hot bowls, overnight oats, or as a base for granola.

• Classic stovetop: 1 part oats to 2 parts water or milk, simmer 5–7 minutes.
• Microwave: combine oats and liquid in a bowl, heat 1–2 minutes, stir.
• Overnight oats: mix equal parts oats and fridge‑cold liquid, rest 6–8 hours.
• Top options: berries, banana, nuts, seeds, cinnamon, nut butter, honey.

What makes these rolled oats a pantry staple for cooking and baking?

Neutral in taste and sturdy in texture, Rolled Oats are a flexible ingredient for sweet and savory dishes. They act as a binder, bulk, or texture agent in recipes while adding whole‑grain nutritional value. Use them ground into flour or left whole depending on the recipe’s needs.

• Use whole in cookies, muffins, meatloaf, and veggie burgers for chew and body.
• Pulse in a blender to make oat flour for pancakes and quick breads.
• Mix with oil and sweetener to make homemade granola or crisp toppings.
• Combine with mashed banana or applesauce for no‑egg baking binder.

How should I store the two 64oz bags to keep oats fresh long term?

Keep unopened bags in a cool, dry pantry away from direct heat and sunlight. For longer freshness after opening, transfer oats to an airtight container and store in a dry, cool place; refrigeration or freezing extends shelf life further, especially in warm climates.

• Unopened: store in pantry up to best‑by date on box.
• Opened: use an airtight jar or resealable bag to protect from moisture and pests.
• Long storage: freeze for up to 12 months; thaw on countertop before use.
• Label container with date opened for easy rotation.

How much does one box provide and how do servings break down?

This two‑bag pack contains eight pounds total and roughly 90 standard servings, making it cost‑effective for families and meal prepping. Serving size and nutrition details are printed on the package; adjust portions for recipes and personal energy needs.

• Pack size: two 64 oz (4 lb) bags = 8 lb total in boxed set.
• Approximate servings: about 90 servings per boxed set, depending on portion size.
• Calorie and fiber counts are shown on the nutrition panel per serving.
• Non‑GMO Project Verified and made from 100% whole grains.

Who is this for: Quaker Old Fashioned Rolled Oats are ideal for families, meal‑preppers, bakers, and anyone seeking an economical, whole‑grain pantry staple. Choose this two‑bag value pack if you want a reliable supply for daily breakfasts, bulk baking, or cooking projects where a hearty, neutral‑flavored grain fits right in.

Ingredients

Whole Grain Rolled Oats.