Maple Brown Sugar Oatmeal Cup

Thee are very yummy and easy to make. Note, put only 1/4 cup of water in them or they will overflow. Cook for 60 seconds, 45 makes them too hard. Great for protein.

If you are on GLP-1 treatments, you’ll know certain ingredients can create interesting events. For me, this product does not! It has 12g of sugar, but is not overly sweet in taste. Easy to make, fill to the line and microwave. This is for a thick consistency. Add a little more if you like runny. Don’t like the microwave? Boil some water or fire up the kettle, fill to the line and ponder life’s choices as the oats soak up the hot water. High protein content gives you the energy to conquer the day. One of these for breakfast usually keeps me satisfied all day. Amazon bulk purchase beats my local store price, making it a great value buy. Beats a cold bowl of cereal on a cold winters morning when starting the day!

Delicious and convenient. One cup is a great start for the day. Keeps me going until lunchtime without any problems.

It's tasty enough for breakfast and satisfying, even if the cooking directions give you warm and very chewy (basically uncooked) oatmeal with the weird little soy protein pellets in it. Even following their directions to a 'T', you end up with oatmeal like this. Good enough to stave off hunger until lunchtime, satisfying in that it's sweet and decently flavorful, not to mention chewy, but it's also a wee bit gritty and seems dry even though you've put milk or water in it. Follow the directions and it won't make a mess in your microwave - not having to clean up overflowed oatmeal is always a plus in my book.

These cups are perfect for an on the go morning. Filled with great ingredients to help get your morning off to a great start. Sugar wasn’t too high and with a quick toss in the microwave the consistency is perfect. Good price per cup on Amazon.

I ordered a pack of 12 in September 2025. I attempted to eat one container after adding hot water and it tasted like soap! I thought perhaps my hot water kettle had some soap residue and threw out the oatmeal and re-washed the kettle. However, I tried another container of oatmeal with water from a other source a week later and it also tasted like soap. Again, I threw it away without eating the rest. I did a search of the Amazon reviews for this oatmeal product with any mention of "soap" and multiple reviews mention the item tasting like soap. What is going on? What are we eating?

My wife loves these.

I believe this is the second time I ordered this product. I loved it as a quick-to-eat breakfast, but after today's experience I will probably not risk ordering it again. This came packaged separately in one standalone box, so I'm not sure where the strong odor came from but it was in the packaging. 1. Made with paper/cardboard: Sure, it's environmentally friendly but paper-based stuff holds odors. It's not the first time I noticed this issue with other products too. Since it's coming from a giant warehouse with other chemicals, there's a giant risk it'll absorb into the porous material. Well that's what happened with my batch. I microwaved one of them and took two bites, and I had a mouth full of perfumed detergent and a bad stomachache. 2. Texture: The oatmeal has sort of a waxy, flaky texture, like some of it is cooked and some of it is globbed together, and bits of flaky ones that didn't quite cook fully. Not a huge deal to me but something I noticed