- Diets rich in whole grain foods and other plant foods and low in saturated fat and cholesterol may help reduce the risk of heart disease
- Excellent source of fiber
- No Artificial Preservatives Or Flavors
- Kosher
- 100% Whole Grain Oats
- No High Fructose Corn Syrup
- No Added Colors
- Whole Grain Council Stamp
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Quaker has the solution to adding more fiber without sacrificing great taste. We’ve blended our classic Maple & Brown Sugar flavor with Quaker High Fiber Instant Oatmeal for the perfect answer to your fiber needs. With the rich flavors of maple and brown sugar, you won’t even realize that you’re getting 40% of your daily fiber requirements in one serving.
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| Features | Kosher, Whole grains, 10G dietary fiber, 160 calories, 8-Pack |
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| Size | 1.58 oz |
3 reviews for Quaker Select Starts, Instant Oatmeal, Maple Brown Sugar, High Fiber, 8 Packets
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Sarah –
Did Someone say Oatmeal?
Love this instant oatmeal product. It brings me back to having oatmeal as a child. I loved the oatmeal with brown sugar. This product is fast and easy and healthy. 😊
Catalina –
really good
its 40% of your daily fiber needs and it uses monk fruit! great source of fiber and better for diabetics/prediabetics. I’m a prediabetic and I’m trying to get more protein in/ watch diet, thus I need more fiber. added this to my diet and I’m regular again. I’m not doing no sugar but lower sugar and absolutely no corn syrup. thumbs up on my end
Anonymous –
Delicious Oatmeal!
I eat oatmeal nearly daily at lunch as it’s an economical, reduced calorie and healthy way to stick to a diet plan while at work. I’ve tried multiple off-brand varieties as well as Quaker’s and concluded that for consistent great taste, texture, mixability with water, and cost that the Quaker product is hands-down the best option, even if you have to pay 50% more for the product. The only reason I ordered it online is because the store is always out of the lower sugar variety. Wonderfully, it’s only about 20% more expensive than the generic equivalent (which tastes good but does not match the taste, texture, and flavor of the Quaker version).