Last week, I shared my favorite warm oatmeal recipe: Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie Oatmeal. Today, I’m sharing my favorite cold oatmeal recipe: Overnight PB & J Oatmeal. (If you’re not a fan of eating oatmeal cold, no worries: you can always heat up a bowl of this overnight PB & J Oatmeal in the microwave for a minute!)
Personally, I love this recipe cold; it tastes like dessert!
This is definitely the fastest E breakfast I have ever had. Put together the night before, there’s nothing to prepare when you wake up. Stir in a handful of raspberries and breakfast is served!
Overnight PB & J is also the most filling E breakfast I’ve eaten! I can barely finish a bowl. Thanks to a night of soaking in defatted peanut flour, 0% Greek yogurt, and cashew milk, this oatmeal will keep you feeling full until your next meal.
You don’t need any special ingredients to make this breakfast. In fact, you probably have everything on hand already:
- old-fashioned oats
- defatted peanut flour
- 0% fat Greek yogurt
- unsweetened cashew or almond milk
- sweetener (I use xylitol, but you can also use Gentle Sweet in half the amount)
- sea salt
- vanilla extract
- frozen berries (I like raspberries or blueberries best!)
Stirring in a handful of frozen berries is a super easy way to make this oatmeal taste like a mouthful of PB & J, one of my favorite flavor combinations.
(If you’re a PB & J fan, you will probably love these PB & J muffins, too!)
Overnight PB & J Oatmeal is a Trim Healthy Mama-friendly E meal because it contains no real fat source, but has healthy amount of good carbs and lean protein.
Overnight PB & J Oatmeal is a protein-packed Trim Healthy Mama E breakfast that tastes like a mouthful of a favorite sandwich! Low in fat, gluten-free, and no special ingredients. You can store the second serving in the fridge for several days until needed. Overnight PB & J Oatmeal | THM: E
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Would it be ok to add a half a banana for your fruit?
Hi, thank you so much for sharing your recipes. I am new to THM and trying to learn to feed my family the THM way. My hubby is not a berry eater, do you have a suggestion that could be used in place of berries?