Photo shows steel-cut oats, but you can also use old-fashioned oats.If you want a change of pace for breakfast, but you don't want to stray from oats (which are so incredibly heart-healthy), try these delightful overnight oats. You can add or delete anything you like! I eat mine cold, but some people like to slightly warm them beforehand. It's all up to your personal preference!
Course: Breakfast
Keyword: Overnight Oats
Author: Mrs. Plant
Ingredients
1/2cupold-fashioned or steel-cut oats
1tchia seeds
1tground flaxseeds
1/2tground cinnamon
1/4tground nutmeg
2Tchopped walnuts
1chopped medjool date OR 2 t maple syrup
1/2tground vanilla extract
1/2cupnon-dairy milk of choice(or more if you like it "wetter")
1/2banana sliced
1T.of raisins or dried cranberries
Instructions
Throw all the ingredients except for the banana and raisins/dried cranberries (unless you don't mind them bloated) in a jar and mix well. Store overnight in the fridge. When you are ready to eat, slice the banana and mix it in. I thought putting the banana in the night before would make it too mushy.
Notes
TIP: Make 5 baggies of the dry ingredients while all of your ingredients are out. Then, each night, you can add the wet and dry ingredients into your jar and chill it. This saves a bit of time!