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Strawberry Overnight Oats

Name: Strawberry Overnight Oats
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 480 min
Yield: 1 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: Rolled oats (Uncooked old-fashioned oats); Chia seeds; Honey (Sweetener); Nonfat milk (The description also gives Greek yogurt as an alternative or accompaniment to milk.); Greek yogurt (Alternative to or variation on the milk listed in the source); Strawberries (Sliced or chopped; fruit of choice may be substituted); Additional milk (Optional, for loosening the oats the next morning); Toppings (Optional; use any toppings of choice)

Recipe by Iram Mansoor @iramsfoodstory · Instagram

Imported by Iram Mansoor on SeeMeCook

Healthy, no-cook overnight oats layered with strawberries, chia seeds, honey, and milk or Greek yogurt. The oats can be enjoyed cold or warmed for a breakfast with strawberry-shortcake-like flavor.

1 servings480 minAmerican

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Ingredients

Rolled oats (Uncooked old-fashioned oats)
Chia seeds
Honey (Sweetener)
Nonfat milk (The description also gives Greek yogurt as an alternative or accompaniment to milk.)
Greek yogurt (Alternative to or variation on the milk listed in the source)
Strawberries (Sliced or chopped; fruit of choice may be substituted)
Additional milk (Optional, for loosening the oats the next morning)
Toppings (Optional; use any toppings of choice)

Steps

1
Combine the uncooked rolled or old-fashioned oats, milk or Greek yogurt, honey, and chia seeds in a bowl.
2
Scoop some of the oat mixture into a bowl, mason jar, or resealable container.
3
Slice or chop the strawberries, or prepare another fruit of your choice, and layer it over the oats.
4
Spoon the remaining oat mixture over the fruit. Alternatively, mix the strawberries directly into the oats and transfer the mixture to the jar or container all at once.
5
Seal the container and refrigerate it overnight.
6
The next morning, warm the oats in the glass jar in the microwave for a hot breakfast, or eat them cold directly from the refrigerator.
7
Add more milk and any desired toppings before serving, if preferred.

Notes

The source does not provide quantities, so portions must be determined by the cook. The stated overnight refrigeration time is approximate; the source does not specify microwave heating time or power. Use a microwave-safe container if warming the oats.