r/overnightoats

Multiple small bubbles on top of my overnight oats after 14 hours in the fridge. Normal or fermentation?
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Multiple small bubbles on top of my overnight oats after 14 hours in the fridge. Normal or fermentation?

I made overnight oats last night around 9 PM using:

• 1/2 cup whole grain rolled oats

• 1/3 cup OATSIDE oat milk

• 1/3 cup Chobani Honey Greek yogurt

• No chia seeds or other ingredients

I mixed everything in a clean jar and put it in the refrigerator right away.

This morning around 10:45 AM, I noticed that there were multiple small bubbles across the surface of the oats. It wasn't just one bubble.

The mixture doesn't smell unusual, and I tasted a small amount and it tasted normal. The texture also seems normal.

Would you eat this, or would you throw it away?

I'm mainly interested in whether anyone has experienced this with overnight oats made with oat milk and Greek yogurt.

u/No_Independent_5564 — 2 days ago

I just realize overnight oats aren’t bad..

Just had the best overnight oat ever.

A year ago I made my own overnight oat and god it tasted horrible. (Made with oats, unsweetened almond milk, honey, banana) I hated the texture of it. Later, I had the one from a restaurant which I didn’t like it either. So I thought overnight oats aren’t my thing.

Buttttt.. today I had a store brought one from an acai shop they made it like a parfait. There were layers of acai, overnight oats, greek yogurt and fruits and when I ate the overnight oats I was like what is that thing that is so good.

So I wonder what could possibly be the factor on how to make a good overnight oats..

If anyone got a delicious recipe please share 😭🙏🏻🥹

And what makes their texture better, Is it greek yogurt?

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u/minoinn — 6 days ago

Drop your best protein oats recipe

same as title

One of the major sources as a vegetarian in my diet is oats, would love to experiment.

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u/laftansaab — 6 days ago