
Unconventional toppings
Tonight I topped my oats with cottage cheese, almonds, and flaxseeds on one side then strawberries, bananas, and peanut butter on the other side. Definitely gonna be doing that again, absolutely delicious.

Tonight I topped my oats with cottage cheese, almonds, and flaxseeds on one side then strawberries, bananas, and peanut butter on the other side. Definitely gonna be doing that again, absolutely delicious.
Used Blueberry High Protein shake , chia seeds , cinnamon, nutmeg. Topped with a sliced orange & dried berries
Chocolate overnight oats topped with homemade refined sugar-free caramel sauce and chocolate fudge sauce.
I love this recipe from Rainbow Plant Life! The recipe is vegan, but you can adjust as needed. I use plain Greek yogurt and oat milk. Delicious, filling, and lots of topping options. I love having something in the fridge that’s just ready to go in the morning.
High-Protein Chocolate Overnight Oats
Serves: 3
Active time: 5 min / Inactive time: 1 hour
Ingredients
¼ cup (24g) raw cacao powder or unsweetened cocoa powder (see Note 1)
1 to 2 tablespoons (20 to 40g) pure maple syrup (see Note 2)
1 ½ cups (360g) high-protein plant-based yogurt (see Note 3)
1 cup (240 mL) soy milk (see Note 4)
1 ½ cups (150g) old-fashioned rolled oats
3 tablespoons (33g) chia seeds
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon kosher salt, more to taste
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract, more to taste
Serving options
Plant-based protein chocolate powder (see Note 5)
Almond butter (or nut butter of choice)
Raspberries (or fruit of choice)
Directions
Notes
Nutrition Boost Ideas
● For more plants, mix some flaxseed meal or hemp seeds into the oats.
● Top with raspberries (½ cup has 4g fiber!) or diced pears (1 medium pear has 6g fiber!).
Storage
● The overnight oats will stay good in the fridge for up to 5 days.
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♡⋮pumpkin spice oatmeal
♡⋮ 1 small sliced apple (cooked for 6 mins on stove)
♡⋮ scoop of greek yogurt
♡⋮ topped with cinnamon 𑣲₍ ᐢ. .ᐢ₎
Used Blueberry High Protein shake , chia seeds , cinnamon, nutmeg. Topped with a sliced orange & dried berries
Not sure if I’m getting good at this but this was still pretty yummy
lately, i have been obsessed with strawberry oat pancakes. the photo doesn't do it justice lmao
Blend in blender:
- 40g rolled oats 152 calories (6.7g protein, 4g fiber)
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1/8 tsp baking soda
- 122g egg whites 67 (13.3p)
- 56g low fat cottage cheese 45 (6.5p)
- 70 g frozen kirkland strawberry 25 (.2p, 1.5f)
- 1 tsp vanilla extract 6
- 1/2 tsp cinnamon 3
- 1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
- pinch of salt
- 2g monk fruit sweetener
- sprinkle lemon zest
Topping / extra:
- 30g low fat syrup 10 + 1/2 tbsp cocoa powder 6 (.5p, .9f), stirred together into a chocolate sauce
- 95g banana 85 (1.1p, 2.4f) - weight will obvs depend on the banana
- 70g frozen kirkland strawberry w/ lemon zest 25 (.2p, 1.5f) - when defrosted in fridge overnight, it creates this syrupy pool that is great on pancakes
- half (71g) oikos strawberry yogurt cup 43 (7.1p) - package says it weighs 150g per cup, but oikos is sneaky and the cups usually weigh 140-142g when i measure
- 7g chopped, roasted walnut 49 (1p, .4f)
- 10g trader joe's crispy rice milk choc, chopped 54 (.6p, .2f)
- coffee w/ splenda and splash of almond milk 15 - to drink! not on the pancake (unless you're a freak like that)
I usually make the batter the day before and then just stir it and microwave it "lazy girl pancake" style. with the microwave, the batter stays wet in the middle. so i do 4 mins, take out the dry edges, scrape the wet bits to the edge of the bowl, microwave again 2-3 mins.
~318 calories, 27.2 protein, 6.6 fiber for just the pancakes. ~589 calories, 30.1 protein, 11.1 fiber with all the extras.
I chop everything into really small chunks, including the banana. It's a whole textural journey that takes me roughly 30 minutes to get through. And it tastes amazing, so I just focus entirely on eating it instead of consuming 5 forms of media at once.
I love my wife ahhhhh! We got up early and walked 7 miles around the place we live and its fall and crisp outside and the leaves are changing and then we got home and she made us chocolate fruit filled oatmeal 😋 being married fucking rules! She also made me hand drawn cuts tokens for my magic deck that is bug/spider themed 🥰
Hello, so I've made two previous posts about just making a nice bowl of porridge and walking to my exams unprepared but now, I have matured and will hopefully study for it (although it is kinda last minute).
Anyways, I have rye porridge, frozen cranberries, banana, pear, apple and cinnamon (plus then a small yogurt bowl with the same stuff except no cranberries and instead chia seeds)
Hi everyone! I’m new to making oats and I want to try out some new recipes for cozy season. Since I work a 9-5, I like meal prepping on Sundays and wanted to know if it’s possible to meal prep stove top oats and find a way to reheat them for the texture to remain intact. Is there such a way? I’m looking to still have that creaminess of a cooked stovetop oatmeal and not have it dry out when I reheat it on the stove each night for a post dinner treat. Please lmk! Also, can I warm up overnight oats? Will they still be creamy or turn to the texture of baked oats?
Hello again folks, haven't posted in a while, but I've still been making lots of oatmeal behind the scenes, just not posting. Anyway, these overnight oats consist of layers of vanilla and strawberry overnight oats with homemade strawberry crunch on top. Really good 👌 Was inspired by an ice cream that I used to love as a kid called 'Brunch', if you've ever heard of it.
As a pumpkin lover this was true heaven! Topped with cinnamon-eryhritol apple chunks and mixed nuts :]
First time posting, looking for some ways to add more flavors to my oats. Just like more combinations that are really easy to put together would be great.
with gold kiwi, raspberries, freeze dried strawberries, puffed spelt and berry yogurt
Just tried air fried pumpkin with some cinnamon and it tastes absolutely amazing, will be trying all kinds of recipes soon