The Silver Palate Oatmeal, Thick & Rough, 16-Ounce Box (Pack of 4)

WOW! I grew up hating oatmeal thought it was slimey and reminded me of wallpaper paste. Could only tolerate it when used as an ingredient in cookies, meatloaf, etc. First time I ate Silver Palate Oatmeal I was amazed at the difference. There was actual taste and texture that was good! I've since tried other rough cut, minimally processed oatmeals but I keep coming back to Silver Palate. Sometimes I even get a craving for this oatmeal which I would never have imagined could happen to a confirmed oatmeal hater.

This is a very hearty, tasty oatmeal. It takes ten minutes to cook, so not quick but definitely worth the wait.

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If the only oatmeal you've eaten is Quaker Oats, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much better Silver Palate Thick & Rough Oatmeal is. The texture is chewy rather than mushy, and the taste is nutty rather than bland. I make it with milk rather than water for extra richness. Throw in some raisins, dried cranberries, fresh fruit, walnuts, a little cinnamon sugar -whatever you like and have on hand. It's a delicious, nutritious and satisfying breakfast. Be sure to follow the directions carefully if you cook it in the microwave. You'll need a deep bowl and no higher than 50 percent power level; otherwise it will boil over. It's not an instant breakfast by any means, but well worth the time.

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I was very glad to see this deal.

For extra flavor try cooking it with fresh blueberries.

Also try making it with half apple juice, half water .

It's not instant (which is mush)

It's more like whole rolled oats, not meal(which is mush)

It has flavor, good and hearty

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I tried this oatmeal because of Silver Palate's reputation and an incredible 50% off deal. It's great. Not mushy at all. Substantial. It has changed my idea of traditional oatmeal I'd become a McCann's steel cut guy. I still prefer McCann's (and Trader Joe's less expensive steel cut), but some days I don't have 30 minutes to make McCann's, and the 8-10 minute cooking time for Silver Palate is a plus. (I find McCann's fast cooking oatmeal inedible.)