How to No Cook Overnight Oatmeal

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No Cook Overnight Oatmeal

How to No Cook Overnight Oatmeal

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Recipe adapted from Theyummylife.com

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Gather all your ingredients found on the first page.

Gather all your ingredients found on the first page.

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A few info about the health benefits of CHIA SEEDS

A few info about the health benefits of CHIA SEEDS

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Slice your banana into small pieces

Slice your banana into small pieces

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Put all your dry ingredients into a container

Put all your dry ingredients into a container

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Add milk and vanilla

Add milk and vanilla

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Mix

Mix

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Add the sliced bananas

Add the sliced bananas

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Stir

Stir

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Cover the container and place in the fridge overnight.

Cover the container and place in the fridge overnight.

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The Chia seeds serve as thickener. This is how it looks in the morning after mixing it a little bit

The Chia seeds serve as thickener. This is how it looks in the morning after mixing it a little bit

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Put it in a bowl or cup and drizzle a tablespoon of Agave Nectar (optional)

Put it in a bowl or cup and drizzle a tablespoon of Agave Nectar (optional)

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Enjoy! ❤

Enjoy! ❤

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Supplies

1 Cup Almond milk (or any preferred milk)

⅓ Cups Regular oats (NOT instant, quick or steel cut)

2 Tablespoons Chia seeds

¼ Teaspoons Vanilla extract

2 Tablespoons Walnuts-chopped

1 Ripe banana

Pinch of salt

Agave nectar (optional)

Jecka Tee

@alyson -i usually eat it right out of the fridge

(author) 11 months ago

Alyson Hames

Wait... Do you eat it cold? Or warm or up?

Alyson Hames 11 months ago

Jecka Tee

@Ole - Thank you so much for trying it out and I'm so glad you liked it. ❤❤❤ this makes me super happy to be able to help in some little ways. Keep it up!

(author) 12 months ago

Ole Ebbesen

Thank you for sharing this. It has been a lifechanger for me. Now I start everyday with a superhealthy breakfast that boosts my energy - and it only takes 5 minutes if my busy morning! My favorite fruit so far is pear. :)

Ole Ebbesen 12 months ago

Jecka Tee

@chez they shud hab it there too 😁

(author) last year

Jecka Tee

@lini no problem 😉 goodluck!

(author) last year

Chez Blackstar

I hope trader joes has some hehe

Chez Blackstar last year

Lini D

Great, thanks. I need to buy more oats, I fed the last of the bag to the guinea pigs...

Lini D last year

Jecka Tee

@chez - uh huh. I got mine from amazon but whole food shud have it

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Jecka Tee

@lini you can make a few ahead of time. It can last 2-3 days in the fridge depending on the fruit you use

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Chez Blackstar

Nom! Chia seeds huh? I'll try that out dear!

Chez Blackstar last year

Lini D

I really must do more stuff like this! I never ever have breakfast.

Lini D last year

Jecka Tee

@rin haha go! Its good for you 😉

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Jecka Tee

@Sara ❤

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Rin Emery

Looks like im off to the store for some chia seeds 😃

Rin Emery last year

Sara Paul Raffel

I love making overnight oats!! Thanks for sharing this recipe.

Sara Paul Raffel last year

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Tonya @The Dieter's Academy

What book is this information from?

Tonya @The Dieter's Academy last year

Chez Blackstar

Nice to know jecky!

Chez Blackstar last year

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