Bob's Red Mill Organic Quick Cooking Rolled Oats, 16oz

Bob's Red Mill Organic Quick Cooking Rolled Oats may not be the best option for those on a tight budget, but it offers a decent alternative to Whole Foods' organic oats. The 16 oz package has received mixed reviews, with some mentioning the presence of burned bits of oatmeal in their servings. While Whole Foods' organic oats also have some darkish bits, they are not as prevalent as in Bob's Red Mill. For customers who don't want to spend time fishing out these burnt bits, sticking with Whole Foods' brand may be the better option. Some customers were attracted to Bob's Red Mill oats after reading about the company's precautions against the use of glyphosate during harvest. However, this specific package does not mention any measures taken to prevent glyphosate contamination. The risk of glyphosate exposure in organic oats is deemed minor, as it would likely come from adjacent fields or water transfer from glyphosate-treated fields. Additionally, the potential cancer link associated with glyphosate is believed to require significantly higher doses than what would be found in oats. Overall, the taste and texture of Bob's Red Mill Organic Quick Cooking Rolled Oats were highly praised by some customers. They found it to be the best oats they had ever eaten, and it kept them feeling full throughout the day. However, others felt that the small package size was overpriced and decided to save their money.