Quaker Breakfast Cookies

Pros: Higher fiber, whole grains, good texture and taste
Cons: 170 Calories, a little too sweet for me

The folks at Quaker have a new breakfast offering, designed as a nutritious mid-morning snack, or perhaps for a sweet snack before lunch - Quaker Breakfast Cookies. ~ Product Description Quaker Breakfast Cookies are a convenient, ...

Pros: lots of vitamins, 5 grams of fiber
Cons: taste like you're eating fortified food product, which is exactly correct

I’ve never been a big breakfast person. I didn’t eat it for years, however, going back to work full time necessitates that I eat something in the morning. Generally it’s something quick and portable that I can eat during my commute – like ...

Pros: moist, chewy, contains vitamins and 5 grams of fiber, individually foil wrapped for freshness
Cons: Taste more like a dessert and not for the calorie conscious.

My first thing to wake up to in the morning is that first cup of coffee and maybe a bowl of cereal or a favorite granola type bar. Occasionally I skip the nutrition and just go for the coffee. I'm not too fond of breakfast first thing in the morning, ...

Pros: Good taste, handy packaging, great as a take-along snack item.
Cons: Too much sugar for our family.

Although this product is called Quaker BREAKFAST Cookies, I think they are basically a good anytime snack or even to use as a meal when you're on the go. They are similar in consistency to many of the granola bars out there, but the shape is ...

Pros: Fairly decent nutrition, convenient
Cons: Texture issues, not quite nutritious enough

I am a Cookie Fiend. If Sesame Street didn’t already have one, I’d be a Cookie Monster. So when I was offered a box of Quaker’s new Breakfast Cookies in exchange for my honest review, I figured, “How can I lose, it’s ...

Pros: individually wrapped to travel with, inexpensive
Cons: high carbs, less protein, quality of taste and texture was not impressive

When it comes to mid-morning snacks, I tend to grab a protein shake of some sort from EAS or The Zone. However when I was asked if I wanted to try out the Quaker Breakfast Cookies, I was excited to try something different from my everyday routine. ...

Pros: Yummy; individually wrapped; fresh; filling
Cons: May be too sweet for some people

When I first saw the package of Quaker Breakfast Cookies, I asked my family why on earth would people want to eat a cookie for breakfast. My mind did not want to accept that cookies could be associated with breakfast food. Donuts, pastries, muffins, ...

Pros: Sweet tasting, very portable, high in fiber and calcium
Cons: A bit expensive, contains partially hydrogenated oil

Best known for Quaker Oatmeal, the Quaker brand has expanded to include Quaker Breakfast Cookies as part of their product lineup. These cookies are designed for an easy breakfast-on-the-go, or a mid-morning snack, instead of donuts, pastries or other ...

Pros: soft, chewy, lots of brown sugar and cinnamon taste. Good fiber content.
Cons: Way too much sugar!

I was really angry at Quaker Oats company because they have a new product out called Breakfast Cookies and I received a note that they had an instant win contest on their Web site to win a free box of these breakfast cookies. Well, I was at that ...

Pros: Moist, sweet and good texture, full of vitamins and minerals...a healthy breakfast choice.
Cons: None at all if you are a cookie lover!

Quaker's latest breakfast food offering is the Breakfast Cookies. It's available in two flavors, apple cinnamon and oatmeal raisin. This review pertains to the oatmeal raisin variety I tried. First, I have to say I am not a big fan of oatmeal raisin ...

Pros: Quick. Convenient. Reasonably tasty.
Cons: High fructose, partially hydrogenated nasty stuff doesn't belong in my breakfast.

I'm not a big eater of breakfast, mainly because I don't like to be bothered with making it. I will however grab coffee in the morning, and I make myself a bowl of oatmeal at least once or twice a week. For some unfathomable reason, oatmeal is one of my ...

Pros: they taste great, great serving size, excellent packaging, and really hits the spot!
Cons: maybe too much sugar for some

I have been enjoying the Quaker Breakfast Cookies off an on for about six months now. They are of course one of Quaker's great ideas as breakfast foods that can cater to people always on the go. I am one of those people who often do not leave ...

Pros: Satisfies the sweet tooth. Great for raisin lovers. Like getting fiber in your candy.
Cons: A bit pricey per individual cookie. Not for the calorie conscious. No potato ingredients.

Quaker has introduced a new product called Breakfast Cookies. I’d been meaning to give them a try anyway, so when the opportunity to test them for free was presented, I didn’t hesitate. Knowing nothing about them and never having ...

Pros: Convenient, good texture and consistency.
Cons: Too sweet!

I am not a breakfast person, especially during the week. This is all due to the fact that I'm not a morning person. I get up at the last minute, dress and I'm out the door and off to work. My weekday breakfast includes something quick, hopefully ...

Pros: nutritious, good fiber content, decent taste
Cons: a little soggy, high in calories especially if you eat more than one

I am not a breakfast person. Up until the invention of the McGriddle, which I love altogether too much, my usual breakfast since my teen years consisted of four or five cups of very strong coffee. The only exception were when we traveled as a family ...