Ingredients
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75g OatsI like to use thick oats!
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75g RaspberriesYou can use any berries that take your fancy
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2 tsp Peanut ButterI like to use crunchy for extra texture
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1 tsp Maple SyrupYou can also use honey or sugar if needed.
Directions
Raspberry and Peanut Butter Overnight Oats
Make a bowl of raspberry and peanut butter overnight oats that’s indulgent yet healthy. It doesn’t get any easier and more delicious than creamy peanut butter and tangy raspberries. Overnight oats are a great way to keep you full until lunch for a low cost and offering endless flavours to pick from.
In my photo, I have added frozen blueberries and chia seeds but you can make this your own and add any frozen or fresh fruit you like! This is my favourite peanut butter as it tastes great and you can buy it in bulk!
TOP TIP: Keep an eye out the supermarkets for reduced berries, buy them in bulk and freeze them for a later date. This will save you time, effort and money. Depending on the time of year, you can also walk out and pick your own berries. This is exactly what I did for my Blackberry and Apple Crumble Overnight Oats.
Give the oats a try and leave a review below on what you think. Enjoy!
Top 3 Raspberry Facts
- Unlike many fruits, unripe raspberries do not ripen after they have been picked. There’s no softening up in the fruit bowl for the raspberry – once it’s picked, that’s your lot.
- There are over 200 species of raspberries.
- Did you know that raspberries can be red, purple, gold or black in colour? The gold ones are the sweetest variety, and very tasty.
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Steps
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1. Add to your jar, 150ml water (or a milk alternative) with the peanut butter. Shake well to mix up the tablespoon of peanut butter (10 seconds). 2. Then add the frozen raspberries, oats and maple syrup. Shake again, tighten the lid and place in the fridge overnight. Wake up and enjoy your delicious breakfast at the table or on the move. BIFF, BOSH, QUICK NOSH! |
