I like to make it with kefir. Typically plain kefir but sometimes I use the flavored. The fruit and berries that I use add the flavor and sweetness. I use a two-to-one ratio for liquid to solid. It comes out beautifully.
Highly recommended! Oats are one of the healthiest grains, 17 grams of protein per 100 gram serving. Environmentally friendly as they require minimal fertilizers and pesticides during cultivation. They also can grow in marginal crop production areas. I prefer almond milk for the added minerals, and any locally available in season fruit. Try making a larger fruit salad and using the overnight oats on top, using grated apple and cinnamon powder as a garnish. Thank you for this video, well done, by a happy person in a clean kitchen.
@@Brown_girl_with_a_white_coat sorry for a late comment, but yes, you should definitely try it!! Be sure to add some toppings like fruits though, as some people don’t like the plain taste of oats.
What a great idea! I name my favorite the 3Bs: Bacon bits, banana, and bees wax. I love how the sweet and salty clumps of bacon and oats are stuck to my dentures.
We here rarely eat oat as a breakfast, but I myself really like oatmeal, not just the sweet oatmeal but also savory oatmeal. Everything about oat is just delicious for me. Thanks for sharing this recipes.
@@oopurpledove i would just do water and oats, with all seeds and potential fruit and protein powder inside, then just add milk afterwards 🥛🍫🥣😋 that's how I've always did it before, actually even made a TH-cam video on it to get a crispy top layer 😊🍪
I've tried this and enjoyed it too much. Now this is one of my favorite breakfasts. Thanks a ton for sharing this delicious and healthy recipe. Lots of love from India 🇮🇳
I just discovered the magic of overnight oats and I am addicted. I make my mason jars on Sunday and I'm good through the week. I make different flavors for each day and I'm never bored. My favorite is trail mix and banana! 😄
Brilliant idea. Makes me wonder why I didn’t know of this before... 😂 Are we really in the information age or the DISINFORMATION age? All these idiot morning cereal brands with tons of chemicals and other additives no use to us.
This is the best overnight oats video with so many topping ideas! Thank you. You can also add chia seeds (with a bit more water for the chia seeds) before refrigerating as well.
Never thought of carrots and raisins … yum … I also throw in sugar free yogurt … with sugar free jams … and walnuts …. I will try carrots and raisins … thanks ,.
I prefer my oats very thick so I literally just blend a banana and add some yogurt and then add my oats. I do different variations such as adding some berries or cocoa powder. Sometimes my banana is really brown and liquidy and it is enough to make my oats mushy and thick which is just what I love. I also really like blending a mango to a pulp and soaking my oats in that. And just like you said, the sky is the limit. I’ve even made orchata flavored overnight oats
Those little containers are gorgeous. Please tell me where i can get it from and do these have lids, if not then HOW to cover the oats in order to prevent drying overnight 😊
I always try to link to all the products I use in my amazon store front: www.amazon.com/shop/greenhealthycooking They are from the brand "Weck" and yes, they have glass lids with rubber bands and little clips.
I've been intending to try overnight oats for a very long time. Finally ate my first this morning, and it was just amazing! I've been missing out. If you haven't tried them, I highly recommend you do!
Love overnight oats, I make them every week for breakfast and the kids love them. Your variations are great and look so good. I never thought to just prepare the toppings and have the family pick what they like to top them with! I have made quite a few versions as well that use sugar free and sprouted oats to make it gluten free. Stay connected!
Listen to me I have the 2 best (and healthy) oatmeal combos: 1: chocolate: milk, oatmeal, maple syrup, *natural 1 ingredient* cocoa powder 2: honey cinnamon: milk, oatmeal, honey, cinnamon Both of these are absolutely amazing! Try them.
I just adore how it's so comfortable to listen and to see this video, also there is nothing fancy or ingredients that are hard to get 💜💜🥺 and I want to do the recipes as well hope I get it done real good
I usually make breakfast in the morning before I go to work. But recently my schedule changed and I don't have time to prepare breakfast. Overnight oats is exactly what I need! Can eat it immediately or on the go! I simply cannot function without a breakfast. 😆
Nice lady, great energy. However, she forgot the most important part - cooking the oats! Trust me, your GI will thank you later! Kidding aside, definitely DO soak oats to cut down cooking on time the next morning. This has been done with grains in most cultures since recorded history with items like rice, teff, quinoa etc. Also raw foods have rarely been eaten due to toxicity and pathogen risks. Opt for quality jams, jellies and marmalades on toast if you like fruit. You get more phytonutrient benefit with less digestive effort and greater pleasure overall. I believe we can all benefit by paying attention to the ORIGIN of things in gastronomy and tradition although new age stuff is always nice for a chuckle :)
@gopikrishnan unnikrishnan I’m not sure, but normal, carton milk that hasn’t been boiled should work just fine. There isn’t really a benefit to boiling it in this scenario.
My rolled oats recipe Bowl Crush 3-6 berries (any type) Crush 1/3 banana 2 oz chopped orange peel (small pieces) Add oats Add 2/3 cup of almond milk stir leave over night in fridge Morning: Add nuts - walnuts, almond and pistachio Add mixed fruit - sultanas All 1/3 almond milk Mix/stir Microwave on 600W for 2min 40 sec Yum
I'd love to know what jars these are? They seem perfect for overnight oats. I looked on Amazon etc. for the same ones, but, alas, couldn't find them. Would you be so kind as to tell what brand/ size they are? THANK YOU!!!
Quick oats (chopped up rolled oats) also work really good. They soak up well and hold up just fine compared to old fashioned rolled oats. Mine last for a good 6 days in the fridge without issue.
@@Greenhealthycooking I can’t find these lids for Weck, did you buy them separately? Also could you tell me what size you have? They have SO many and I’m overwhelmed haha.
@@fizzfizzbang Yes, I bought the lids separately but I don't recommend them at all. They pop up all the time and don't stay down. The glass lids the jars come with by default are much better or there are also plastic lids that are great. Don't buy the wooden lids. The size I'm using here is 250ml.
There is canned full fat coconut milk, canned light coconut milk and then there is the carton coconut milk that is watered down a lot and similar in calories as most plant milks.
I'm used to eating my hot oatmeal with lots of coconut oil, cinnamon and brown sugar. Overnight oats are easy to make and I've tried apple, cinnamon, then banana, chocolate. So far I'm only mildly impressed. I am going to try a berry one then chocolate, peanut butter. I'm hoping that I find one I like because of the ease of making it.
@@Greenhealthycooking I used almond milk. The first time I made the oatmeal it was too thick, like paste. The second time I just didn't care for the banana and chocolate together. I have not tried your exact recipes yet but I intend to. I had a fruit smoothy today but will try one of yours tonight.
Nancy Griffin did you use old fashioned rolled oats, not quick oats? Quick oats will get super mushy and pasty. Also, of you like your oats more on the liquid side I recommend adding a lot more milk than just covering the oats.
@@Greenhealthycooking Thank you, I only use old fashioned. I made oats for tomorrow, this time with 1/3 Cup oats and 1/2 cup almond milk and a 1/3 cup yogurt. I remember now that the first oats I ever made had yogurt only, no milk...like paste.
Love porridge and overnight oats and I have it most days. I generally have fruit and natural organic yogurt with it plus I mix cinnamon in with my oats, always sweetened with a combination of maple and carob syrup. Also I love chocolate oats and coffee oats too! x
Using canned coconut 🥥 milk is really a game changer for overnight oats ..I’ll top it off with some almond milk to loosen it up sometimes in the morning 😋
I made it with yogurt, dark chocolate, peanut butter and soya milk(since plant based milk last longer than diary milk). I only have quick cooking oats tho, but still taste okay even though it looks lika a mushy slimmy creatures. Love it!
@@sanamluximon540 same, rolled oats are not popular for daily consumption and dubbed as healthier maybe thats why its doubled the price from quick oats 😅
does milk break down the phytic acid? I heard you have to use lemon juice and water over night to do this, otherwise you may block mineral uptake and for example have low iron absorption and become anemic.
if you read the newest studies on phytic acid you'll find out that it's not really relevant in a overall real food healthy diet. I used to go down that rabbit hole and I believe it causes orthorexia. Mineral absorption might be blocked a little right when eating (when they performed the tests) but observed over a week's span it has no negative effect on mineral absorption. My son eats overnight oats 365 days a year and his bloodwork shows excellent results for all minerals and vitamins.
Can you put all the ingredients in together and leave it overnight with all the fruits and stuff in it or does it really have to be added in the next day?
It depends on the toppings. If you just add nuts and seeds and fruit that does well once peeled or cut such as mango and pineapple you can add it overnight. For banana, apple, pear, berries I don't recommend it because they brown or ferment and don't taste good after a night in the fridge.
I'd say that depends mostly on how clean your fridge is and what other things are in there. If you put a cut open onion right next to the open bowl your overnight oats might smell a bit like onion the next day ;)
I’ve always added a pinch of salt to the water when I cook oatmeal in the morning. Do you not need to add salt to the overnight oats. I’ve never tried cold oatmeal.
Quarantine got me looking up videos on oatmeal
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@@mariet6218 it's funny how I just uploaded my own video on high protein oats 5 mins ago 😂 inspired 😊😋☀️
Overnight oats are so delicious with peaches and a sprinkle of light brown sugar.
Great video! youre really practical instead of "prettying-up" the whole idea just to make a prettier video. Thank you!!
I've never seen someone talking about oatmeals with such passion before
i have my first overnight oats in the fridge right now. i'm excited for breakfast!
Me, too 😊
So do I! It's chocolate pb and banana!
@@emmaferguson4006 i had that too! it was yummy, pb2 banana and cinnamon is my favourite so far
@@throwaway2325 I'll have to try the cinnamon sometime! Thanks for the idea☺
I like to make it with kefir. Typically plain kefir but sometimes I use the flavored. The fruit and berries that I use add the flavor and sweetness. I use a two-to-one ratio for liquid to solid. It comes out beautifully.
Highly recommended! Oats are one of the healthiest grains, 17 grams of protein per 100 gram serving. Environmentally friendly as they require minimal fertilizers and pesticides during cultivation. They also can grow in marginal crop production areas.
I prefer almond milk for the added minerals, and any locally available in season fruit. Try making a larger fruit salad and using the overnight oats on top, using grated apple and cinnamon powder as a garnish.
Thank you for this video, well done, by a happy person in a clean kitchen.
Very cool I didn’t know many of the things you mentioned 😊
Think I would use Low fat milk with my oats topped off with bananas and a little honey
@@arnolddavies6734 if you have frozen berries or bananas. They're great as well
Do they taste good?
@@Brown_girl_with_a_white_coat sorry for a late comment, but yes, you should definitely try it!!
Be sure to add some toppings like fruits though, as some people don’t like the plain taste of oats.
What a great idea! I name my favorite the 3Bs: Bacon bits, banana, and bees wax. I love how the sweet and salty clumps of bacon and oats are stuck to my dentures.
😂🤣😂I have no business laughing at this but it's such a sweet comment 😊
That sounds AMAZING!! Yum! :D
We here rarely eat oat as a breakfast, but I myself really like oatmeal, not just the sweet oatmeal but also savory oatmeal. Everything about oat is just delicious for me. Thanks for sharing this recipes.
My girls and I LOVE overnight oats! So many ways to make them
Just recently tried overnight oats, and my mind is blown. Can't understand how I missed this my whole life. So fast and enjoyable 😋😊☀️
Right? It's THE BEST!
Since winter days are here, would I be able to warm up the overnight oats in the morning?
@@oopurpledove i would just do water and oats, with all seeds and potential fruit and protein powder inside, then just add milk afterwards 🥛🍫🥣😋 that's how I've always did it before, actually even made a TH-cam video on it to get a crispy top layer 😊🍪
@@Greenhealthycooking absolutely, I'm totally in love with it 😍 will go home and prepare it now as a matter of fact 😋🥣
@@JohanFitFoodie cool 😎
just made overnight oats for the first time after watching your video and cant wait to tastethem in the morning🎉🎉🎉🎉
A little chai concentrate is such a good sweetener, I highly recommend it!
I've tried this and enjoyed it too much. Now this is one of my favorite breakfasts. Thanks a ton for sharing this delicious and healthy recipe. Lots of love from India 🇮🇳
I'm so so happy to read you like it :D
Right on I love it my favorite food . Grapes and sunflower 🌻 seeds
Stumbled across this channel. It’s great 👍
I am happy with the simple oat recipe, nothing fancy.
aaaww the cat in your profile picture is so cute
Thank you for sharing. I was doing a subscription with overnight oats and now I'm about to cancel them and start doing my own
I just discovered the magic of overnight oats and I am addicted. I make my mason jars on Sunday and I'm good through the week. I make different flavors for each day and I'm never bored. My favorite is trail mix and banana! 😄
Didn’t realise they lasted so long, gunna have to stock up! Thank you.
Thanks for breaking this down. I wanted to do this so my boys will have something hearty after school while I'm at work.
It's perfect! They can even make it themselves the night before. My son has been making his overnight oats since about age 5.
Brilliant idea. Makes me wonder why I didn’t know of this before... 😂 Are we really in the information age or the DISINFORMATION age? All these idiot morning cereal brands with tons of chemicals and other additives no use to us.
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Turned out great for breakfast this morning
My second video from you and I’m already liking before I watch😅 love your videos 🤗
This is the best overnight oats video with so many topping ideas! Thank you. You can also add chia seeds (with a bit more water for the chia seeds) before refrigerating as well.
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I made it last night and it was so good! I added apples, mini chocolate chips, and peanut butter to it.😊😊❤️❤️
Never thought of carrots and raisins … yum … I also throw in sugar free yogurt … with sugar free jams … and walnuts …. I will try carrots and raisins … thanks ,.
Awesome, I will surely try this for my family, thank you sweet lady 🤗😘
I love your energy and positivity 🤗❤
You're so joyful, it's contagious. ♥️
thank you :)
I prefer my oats very thick so I literally just blend a banana and add some yogurt and then add my oats. I do different variations such as adding some berries or cocoa powder. Sometimes my banana is really brown and liquidy and it is enough to make my oats mushy and thick which is just what I love. I also really like blending a mango to a pulp and soaking my oats in that. And just like you said, the sky is the limit. I’ve even made orchata flavored overnight oats
All these ideas sounds amazing! How do you make the orchata oats?
That sounds so good! How did you make the horchata oats?
Rice milk and cinnamon & vanilla?
Those little containers are gorgeous. Please tell me where i can get it from and do these have lids, if not then HOW to cover the oats in order to prevent drying overnight 😊
I always try to link to all the products I use in my amazon store front: www.amazon.com/shop/greenhealthycooking
They are from the brand "Weck" and yes, they have glass lids with rubber bands and little clips.
@@Greenhealthycooking hey love JUST bought it from Amazon Canada..,so so excited..!!! Thank you so much 😊
I've been intending to try overnight oats for a very long time. Finally ate my first this morning, and it was just amazing! I've been missing out. If you haven't tried them, I highly recommend you do!
Love overnight oats, I make them every week for breakfast and the kids love them. Your variations are great and look so good. I never thought to just prepare the toppings and have the family pick what they like to top them with! I have made quite a few versions as well that use sugar free and sprouted oats to make it gluten free. Stay connected!
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Frozen berries, a little honey & a spoon of peanut butter mixed in😋
new sub defo trying overnight I normally like them warm tho….
You can always warm them up in the microwave of in a water bath :)
Amazing video! I will make my oats tonight! I'm so excited :D
Your so passionate about overnight oats ❤️❤️ god bless you
Listen to me I have the 2 best (and healthy) oatmeal combos:
1: chocolate: milk, oatmeal, maple syrup, *natural 1 ingredient* cocoa powder
2: honey cinnamon: milk, oatmeal, honey, cinnamon
Both of these are absolutely amazing! Try them.
Overnight oats are the best quick breakfast!
4 tbsp oats, avocado, almonds, peanut butter, sesame seeds, walnuts, flax seeds, chia seeds, banana, apple, greek yogurt so delicious!
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@@edenschannel101 Hilarious!
That's a lot of ingredients for a simple quick go breakfast... And avocado? Really?
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I never made something so quick
Gotta add yogurt and seeds
I just adore how it's so comfortable to listen and to see this video, also there is nothing fancy or ingredients that are hard to get 💜💜🥺 and I want to do the recipes as well hope I get it done real good
Hi ^^ Has someone tried putting it into the microwave to eat it warm? I don't know if you can do that but I like eating warm breakfast during winter.
Yes, you can do that without a problem.
I usually make breakfast in the morning before I go to work. But recently my schedule changed and I don't have time to prepare breakfast. Overnight oats is exactly what I need! Can eat it immediately or on the go! I simply cannot function without a breakfast. 😆
Banana, peanut and chocolate is my absolute favourite. Yummy 😋. Thanks for the recipes.
With the overnight oats do you have to heat it when you want to eat it or its eaten cold
Nice lady, great energy. However, she forgot the most important part - cooking the oats! Trust me, your GI will thank you later! Kidding aside, definitely DO soak oats to cut down cooking on time the next morning. This has been done with grains in most cultures since recorded history with items like rice, teff, quinoa etc. Also raw foods have rarely been eaten due to toxicity and pathogen risks. Opt for quality jams, jellies and marmalades on toast if you like fruit. You get more phytonutrient benefit with less digestive effort and greater pleasure overall. I believe we can all benefit by paying attention to the ORIGIN of things in gastronomy and tradition although new age stuff is always nice for a chuckle :)
Topping #3 is the winner
Have a look at the correct combination between starchy cereals, the 3 types of fruit (acid, sub acid, sweet) and nuts.
The beauty about recipes is that you can adjust them to your liking and your dietary needs and wants :)
I'm on a overnight oats phase right now. Mine is very simple, oats, protein powder butterscotch flavor and stevia.
Just did these moments ago. I can't wait to have them tomorrow.
Can't wait for your feedback
Milk boiled or not boiled
@gopikrishnan unnikrishnan I’m not sure, but normal, carton milk that hasn’t been boiled should work just fine. There isn’t really a benefit to boiling it in this scenario.
Sorry, the constant flailing of the hands and arms drove me away. Chill.
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My rolled oats recipe
Bowl
Crush 3-6 berries (any type)
Crush 1/3 banana
2 oz chopped orange peel (small pieces)
Add oats
Add 2/3 cup of almond milk
stir
leave over night in fridge
Morning:
Add nuts - walnuts, almond and pistachio
Add mixed fruit - sultanas
All 1/3 almond milk
Mix/stir
Microwave on 600W for 2min 40 sec
Yum
Thankyou for the ideas! I'll try it now🤪❤️
Looks delicious and sounds yummy 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏for sharing this wonderful recipe meal ideas
I'd love to know what jars these are? They seem perfect for overnight oats. I looked on Amazon etc. for the same ones, but, alas, couldn't find them. Would you be so kind as to tell what brand/ size they are? THANK YOU!!!
Just answered your question in the other comment you left on my channel :)
@@Greenhealthycooking Thanks so much! :)
Great video! Thanks
Too much hand motions.
too dramatic........
never eaten oatmeal in mylife I just came hear to see how you prepare but you know what I think al add sugar cinnamon and bananas, thank you
My favourite right now is oats, whole cherries, almond extract, maple syrup, chia & soy milk.
Quick oats (chopped up rolled oats) also work really good. They soak up well and hold up just fine compared to old fashioned rolled oats. Mine last for a good 6 days in the fridge without issue.
Just loved these different combinations! I tried with almond milk and it turned out to be amazing! Thanks ❤️
I love the containers you use! Also, thanks for making this so simple!
You are very welcome :) The jars are from the brand Weck. I absolutely love them.
@@Greenhealthycooking I can’t find these lids for Weck, did you buy them separately? Also could you tell me what size you have? They have SO many and I’m overwhelmed haha.
@@fizzfizzbang Yes, I bought the lids separately but I don't recommend them at all. They pop up all the time and don't stay down. The glass lids the jars come with by default are much better or there are also plastic lids that are great. Don't buy the wooden lids. The size I'm using here is 250ml.
At 550 calories per cup of coconut milk, I would hardly call it low calorie but it does look like an interesting recipe.
There is canned full fat coconut milk, canned light coconut milk and then there is the carton coconut milk that is watered down a lot and similar in calories as most plant milks.
"Overnight oats" literally just porridge oats
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Just loved the way you explained. Wow I loved it❤️❤️❤️
What a great find! I stumbled on your (this) recipe and channel. Thanks for sharing,
You are very welcome :)
Overnight Oats. Hmm, delicious. I need no-cooking and healthy meals.
I'm used to eating my hot oatmeal with lots of coconut oil, cinnamon and brown sugar. Overnight oats are easy to make and I've tried apple, cinnamon, then banana, chocolate. So far I'm only mildly impressed. I am going to try a berry one then chocolate, peanut butter. I'm hoping that I find one I like because of the ease of making it.
What part did you not like? And what kind of milk did you use to make the overnight oats?
@@Greenhealthycooking I used almond milk. The first time I made the oatmeal it was too thick, like paste. The second time I just didn't care for the banana and chocolate together. I have not tried your exact recipes yet but I intend to. I had a fruit smoothy today but will try one of yours tonight.
Nancy Griffin did you use old fashioned rolled oats, not quick oats? Quick oats will get super mushy and pasty. Also, of you like your oats more on the liquid side I recommend adding a lot more milk than just covering the oats.
@@Greenhealthycooking Thank you, I only use old fashioned. I made oats for tomorrow, this time with 1/3 Cup oats and 1/2 cup almond milk and a 1/3 cup yogurt. I remember now that the first oats I ever made had yogurt only, no milk...like paste.
Love porridge and overnight oats and I have it most days. I generally have fruit and natural organic yogurt with it plus I mix cinnamon in with my oats, always sweetened with a combination of maple and carob syrup. Also I love chocolate oats and coffee oats too! x
Can i leave the overnight oats outdoor(throughtout the night) as i dont have a fridge...would that work?
You have such a lovely personality. Thanks for the amazing recipes 💖
Thank you so much for your kind words :)
Until she gets mad............
I kind of like the plain flavor of the oatmeal with maybe a sprinkle of cinnamon
HOW DID KEEP IN FRIGE? And when we plan to eat what we havw to do before it? microven is it nessesary for making hot? thank you so much
I'm sorry I'm not sure what you mean by "how did keep in fridge"? You can microwave if you like. I prefer them cold right out of the fridge.
Using canned coconut 🥥 milk is really a game changer for overnight oats ..I’ll top it off with some almond milk to loosen it up sometimes in the morning 😋
I made it with yogurt, dark chocolate, peanut butter and soya milk(since plant based milk last longer than diary milk). I only have quick cooking oats tho, but still taste okay even though it looks lika a mushy slimmy creatures. Love it!
Rolled oats r real expensive in my area... I use quick oats too coz I have no other choice 🤷♀️
@@sanamluximon540 same, rolled oats are not popular for daily consumption and dubbed as healthier maybe thats why its doubled the price from quick oats 😅
Love the video!
I would definitely try this. So simple and yummy to look at! 😁☺️
Yes, overnight oat and afternoon diarrhoea.
Just make plain porridge for God's sake and stop acting like a child who needs to be tempted to eat.
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Go for Organic gluten free Rolled oats. Thank me later
does milk break down the phytic acid? I heard you have to use lemon juice and water over night to do this, otherwise you may block mineral uptake and for example have low iron absorption and become anemic.
if you read the newest studies on phytic acid you'll find out that it's not really relevant in a overall real food healthy diet. I used to go down that rabbit hole and I believe it causes orthorexia. Mineral absorption might be blocked a little right when eating (when they performed the tests) but observed over a week's span it has no negative effect on mineral absorption. My son eats overnight oats 365 days a year and his bloodwork shows excellent results for all minerals and vitamins.
I love mine with mixed berries and a touch of honey
OK. Make 5 or 6 of those Sunday. Bring to work Monday, put in the fridge. Healthy and filling breakfast every workday. Thank you.
Can we eat this overnight oats as dinner?????
Of course! A balanced diet is all about what you eat in a week, not what you eat in one meal.
@@Greenhealthycooking Kkk Tq So Much😍👍
Put oats in jar
Cover with liquid overnight
Sweeten to taste
Add fruit
Got it
Ummm...i really appreciate this video. Energetic, to the point, informative.
Yum yum
Best breakfast in the world is idli and sambar....
Love from India💕💕💕
When you say put in the freeze for 6 hrs Is that mean in the freezer or just in the refrigerator?
I want try western style breakfast :)
Anchalee Wilaiwan, she used the word fridge, which means refrigerator.
Refrigerator. Not freezer. If your freeze it, it will become all hard.
Can you put all the ingredients in together and leave it overnight with all the fruits and stuff in it or does it really have to be added in the next day?
It depends on the toppings. If you just add nuts and seeds and fruit that does well once peeled or cut such as mango and pineapple you can add it overnight. For banana, apple, pear, berries I don't recommend it because they brown or ferment and don't taste good after a night in the fridge.
Do overnight refrigerated oats have to be in a closed container? Can it be done in a open bowl in water?
I'd say that depends mostly on how clean your fridge is and what other things are in there. If you put a cut open onion right next to the open bowl your overnight oats might smell a bit like onion the next day ;)
Im gonna make them now!
Wow delicious
I’ve always added a pinch of salt to the water when I cook oatmeal in the morning. Do you not need to add salt to the overnight oats. I’ve never tried cold oatmeal.
You can if you like. I don't find it's necessary.
You are so cheerful, just watching your videos puts a smile on my face,thank you
I can't have chocolate of any kind in the house....won't last.
I know that too well.....
why am i here? i don't even eat breakfast lmao. but i gotta admit, simple overnight oats with banana and no sweetener is THE shit.
I thought I was weird for liking it without sweetener😂
Like simple not to much mixture my fav is cinnamon and a bit of flaxseeds or just with cacao powder
Great video, your food and you looks sweet