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Lemon Meringue Jelly Pie Overnight Weet-Bix
An overnight Weet-Bix breakfast layered with lemon Greek yogurt and mango-passionfruit jelly, then finished with crisp mini meringues. It brings pie-inspired sweet, tangy flavors to a high-protein breakfast.
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Ingredients
- 33 g Weet-Bix (about 33 g; crushed for the base)
- 50 ml Unsweetened almond milk (plus boiling water to soak the Weet-Bix; amount of water not stated)
- 160 g Lemon Greek yogurt (Chobani Greek Yogurt Lemon)
- 0.25 serve Lite jelly (Aeroplane Lite Jelly, mango passionfruit flavour; prepare the jelly before layering; package serving size/quantity not specified)
- 10 g Mini meringue pieces (Woolworths Select; add in the morning)
Steps
- 1
Prepare the lite mango-passionfruit jelly according to its package directions; the post specifies ¼ serve but does not give the liquid amounts or preparation details.
- 2
For the Weet-Bix base, crush the Weet-Bix and add the 50 ml almond milk and enough boiling water to soak it. The amount of boiling water is not specified.
- 3
Press or arrange the soaked Weet-Bix as the base layer; the exact shaping method is not stated in the source.
- 4
Spread the lemon Greek yogurt over the Weet-Bix layer.
- 5
Spoon a thick layer of prepared jelly over the yogurt layer.
- 6
Cover and leave to set overnight.
- 7
In the morning, top with the mini meringue pieces and serve.
Notes
The post's written caption lists 315 kcal, 18.8 g protein, 43.8 g carbohydrates and 3.4 g fat; on-screen nutrition text instead shows 315 kcal, 18.8 g protein, 48.3 g carbohydrates and 3.9 g fat. Follow the exact product-label quantities shown for Weet-Bix, almond milk, lemon Greek yogurt, lite jelly and meringue. The amount of boiling water and the jelly preparation liquid are not specified.
Nutrition per serving
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