One Degree Organic Foods, Gluten Free, Sprouted Quick Oats, 24oz, 1 pack

This is exceptionally good oatmeal, both in taste and nutritionally, with no added harmful ingredients. A better price can be found elsewhere, but it was nice to be able to get both varieties in one order. And of course having them delivered to the door in short order.

Best sprouted and organic oat product. We live on this stuff. Much better quality and consistency than regular organic oats.

Taste excellent! I love this product. It's great for overnight oats or oatmeal or for whatever you choose. I don't buy anything else. I am not gluten free, I just enjoy these oats. They are really good.

The healthiest oatmeal at regular stores, no unhealthy ingredients or sprays like most have. It cooks fast. The texture is great. Blend for oat flour for other recipes.

Very tasty. The big deal here is not that it is organic, non GMO or even gluten free (oats are naturally gluten free unless contaminated). The best thing about these oats are that they are glyphosate free. That is a very big deal.

I love this brand. When I open the bag , the aroma is clean not chemicals.

• Flavor / Quality: 4.5 / 5 – you can taste the difference, especially if comparing to plain old oats. • Nutrition / Health Benefits: 5 / 5 – clean ingredients, sprouted, organic, gluten-free checks a lot of boxes. • Value: 3.5 / 5 – good value if you use oats often, but price + occasional freshness issues bring it down a bit. • Ease of Use: 4 / 5 – just need a little more care with cooking and storage. It makes me feel good knowing they’re clean, non-GMO, and glyphosate-free. They do cost a bit more than regular oats, but honestly, the quality is worth it. I just keep them in a sealed jar to stay fresh. Definitely my favorite oats so far — healthy, tasty, and perfect for the whole family! Kids did notice the difference when we transitioned them to those oats, but after few dishes, they let it go 😂

Great for baking cookies. Gluten-free. Sprouted so no gas issues. And much healthier than Quaker Oats.