McCANN'S Steel Cut Oatmeal, Traditional, 28-Ounce Tins (Pack of 4)

The product is great. I have been buying this product for a long time. I was amazed that every can in the shipment was dented. I think a little mor care can be taken. It's a good thing the product was not in glass.

McCann's steel cut oatmeal is good stuff. I was always tired of many hot breakfasts because it felt like you were eating something that though it may have tasted good it lacked appeal because it had no chew or texture to it. Try this steel-cut oatmeal and see if it is not a whole lot more interesting. Dress it up with a little milk, cream, maple syrup. brown sugar, molasses and see if you don't buy more. Buy a pack of 4 tins and save on shipping too!

I could only use one can of Oatmeal, the remaining three others were dented. The Oatmeal takes 30 minutes to make, poor directions because more water is needed, not recommended.

McCann's has a very different taste and texture than Quaker instant oats or other quick oat products, but it will grow on you. It takes a few more minutes to make, so a little planning is required if you're an up & go kind of morning person, but it's worth it. It's quite filling. The tin cans are neat. My first order arrived with one can popped-open and the oatmeal spilled into the box, but Amazon sent a new can, actually four new cans, at no charge. And in many reorders I've never had that problem again. Why shop anywhere else!

McCann's steel cut is the best, no question about it, but when the price increased to more than 22 cents an ounce, I decided to try Trader Joe's Country Choice steel cut oats ($2.99 for a 30 oz. can - 10 cents an ounce). These oats aren't quite as good as McCann's, but they're pretty darn close in these times of austerity. If you have a Trader Joe's nearby, give them a try.