One Degree Organic FoodsGluten Free Sprouted Rolled Oats, 2.27kg/5 lbs. {Imported from Canada}, 80 Ounces

These Oats are amazing! This is probably the 4th time I've purchased and I will continue to buy every time I run out. It checks all the boxes for me. Its organic, sprouted, gluten free, non gmo and glyphosate free! It's hard press to find such oats. I make my morning protein oats before my workouts and it give me sustainable energy and fiber I need and I also use these oats to bake organic oatmeal bread, the texture is amazing in both. Sprouting Oats enhances the vitamins and minerals and make it easier to digest. The company One Degree Organics are out of Canada and they claim 100% transparency and you can scan a QR code or go to their website and meet the farmers and producers. They are made in a peanut and tree nut free facility, so that is great for those with allergies. I trust the product 100% and the taste, texture and quality make it worth the price! Which by the way, for the amount you get is a very good deal. I've not been able to find this product in stores, so I will continue to order from Amazon.

Even people who don’t like oatmeal will probably like this. It's not mushy — it has a nice “bite” and no slimy stuff like unsprouted oats can have. The flavor is pretty good too (I don’t like oatmeal). I would never buy any other kind, but this one is a whole different animal than regular oatmeal.

This sprouted gluten-free rolled oats is the base for my regular breakfast. Consistently fresh and great tasting. And for me, with a very sensitive digestive tract, it is the best choice I have found.

This is a great brand and the quality is superb. Sprouted oats are the way to go. If you have never had them, give them a try- you won't regret it. They are better for you and contain more nutrition than the crappy ones from the regular grocery stores. These state gluten free and the ones in the store often do not, which means they could be contaminated with gluten from how they are grown. Buying organic is also the way to go on products like this.

So, what is Glyphosate and why are we talking about it in the same sentence as oats, for goodness sake?Glyphosate is the active ingredient in Roundup and studies show that the vast majority of oats contain it, and at unhealthy levels. Even organic.Research shows that glyphosate is carcinogenic. But, not according to the EPA. They classified it as 'not likely carcinogenic', but the agency's previous determination was invalidated by a federal appellate court. There's a reason for the EPA's classification in the face of scientific evidence, and that has to do with being a captive agency -- captive to those they are charged with regulating. This phenomonen applies to any agency whose regulations could affect the bottom line of business: e.g., FDA, etc.For twenty years I worked for a state regulatory agency that administers EPA regulations. Regulatory agencies routinely ignore scientific evidence when writing/enforcing regulations because of ongoing threats at the legislative level - from those they regulate - to cut their budget and dilute/eliminate regulations. Essentially rendering them impotent to do their jobs.When it comes to learning about health impacts, I rely on independent research.As an aside, if you are sensitive to gluten or have Celiac disease, this particular product is certified as gluten-free. Not all oat products are. Although oat inherently has no gluten, it frequently contains gluten due to environmental contamination (e.g., other gluten-containing crops grown nearby).Not sure about you, but I am not interested in eating a steaming, hot bowl of carcinogenic Glyphosate-laden oats. Thank goodness for brands such as this that go the extra mile to test for this contaminant. Plus, they are sprouted! And certified gluten-free! Win/win!

Rated number one oatmeal on consumer lab. I've been a long time member and I trust them thoroughly. And besides they taste great.

I really like this oatmeal. It has a pretty gentle taste when it’s cooked—creamy and smooth. My oldest son usually doesn’t like oatmeal at all, but he eats this one without any complaints. He even said it tastes like cream! Definitely a win for us.

More protein than standard oats, great texture and flavor. Blends well into protein shakes but needs to be consumed quickly to avoid settling at the bottom.