Bob's Red Mill Organic Gluten Free Creamy Buckwheat Hot Cereal, 18oz (Pack of 1) - Non GMO, Whole Grain, Vegan, Kosher

Delicious! That is the word I would use to describe Bob's Red Mill Organic Gluten Free Creamy Buckwheat Hot Cereal. IF you love hot cereal, you should pick up a bag of this. Preparation is quick and easy and in a few minutes you have a and delicious cereal! I love all of Bob's Red Mill cereals. They are all high quality, fresh and Non GMO, Whole Grain, Vegan, Kosher. And this Creamy Buckwheat is really creamy and wonderful!

Have eaten like 6 bags of this in the last couple months. This stuff is good and healthy. Just slap some maple syrup on this bad boy, and through some collagen or protein in when making and it is phenomenal. I️ can't cook to save my life, but I️ can make this it's so easy. Boil water, throw this in, stir, and chow down. Gluten free too.

My husband loves buckwheat cereal but since Bob's Red Mill company store closed last year after his death (RIP, Bob, I'll never forget your impromptu piano concerts during lunch), it's been hard to find. Until now. I ordered a bag last month and surprised my husband with it. It made him very happy, and that makes me happy. It's very easy to prepare; 1/3 cup cereal, 2/3 cup water, 1/3 cup milk in a 20 oz bowl, add a pat of butter (helps control spillover) and 2-3 minutes in the microwave. It's a delicious hot breakfast for both him and our dogs (I make a bit more than the package directions state since he eats most of it and our Beagles finish it up). And, I throw a handful when I bake bread or pizza crust since it adds a delicious nutty flavor.

Easy to make. Great Tasting and good for you. I add Blueberries and dark Vermont Maple Syrup. Delicious!

Excellent price and quality

awesome

Good stuff but of course it's bland by itself. I use it for backpacking and it cooks as easily as instant oatmeal. Just get a couple small zipper packs, like what Mountain House meals come in. I think Good To Go has some small granola packs like this. Eat the granola and keep the bags. Put ever how much of this you want in them, add boiling water, seal it shut and it's done in 10 minutes. Take care of the bags and you can use them over and over. It's better for you than oatmeal, too. The texture is different, but oatmeal has tryptophan and serotonin in it and makes you drowsy. If you've been using instant oatmeal, that stuff is loaded with sugar and only makes it worse. This is so much better for you.

Obviously, a person must like hot cereal to make this work, but I do. I also have a lot of digestive issues and have to eat gluten free. This is a good alternative to cream of rice, which I like too. In spite of the name, buckwheat does not have gluten. It's got more flavor than rice. It's easy to fix it up to be sweet or savory. If you can't eat corn, it can work as a replacement for grits too.

Very tasty and easy to cook, sets you up well for day

Having grown up on buckwheat for breakfast, I was excited to try this product, mostly to save some time in the morning preparing it. I’m really pleased with how quickly it cooks compared to whole buckwheat grains, and I quite like the ‘porridge’ like texture! I personally cook this stove top with bone broth and serve with poached or soft boiled eggs for a savoury breakfast option. I find the flavour feels a bit more “bland” compared to whole buckwheat groats, which I don’t mind at all. I think it’d make a really alternative for oats for the people who are curious to try different grains without them being too nutty in flavour. I like that it’s easy to digest and doesn’t leave me bloated compared to other wheat breakfast options, even if I’m not a coeliac.

Try it with a knob of butter, some brown sugar and a little milk and/or cream. Sensational!