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Raspberry Jam Lamington Overnight Weet-Bix
A no-cook overnight breakfast inspired by the Australian lamington, layering chocolate-flavoured Weet-Bix with mashed raspberry, yoghurt and cacao, finished with desiccated coconut. Refrigerate for at least 15 minutes or overnight.
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Ingredients
- 2 Weet-Bix (crushed; use chocolate protein powder only if desired, as indicated in the method)
- 15 g Chocolate protein powder (optional (the method says “if using”))
- 0.333 cup Vanilla bean and sea salt coconut milk (@naturalrawc; the source does not specify whether this is a drink or canned coconut milk)
- 100 g Raspberries (if frozen, microwave for 20 seconds before mashing)
- 1 tsp Sugar-free maple syrup
- 160 g Yoghurt
- 2 tsp Cacao powder (1 tsp mixed into the yoghurt; 1 tsp sifted over the top)
- 1 tsp Desiccated coconut
Steps
- 1
Crush the Weet-Bix in a bowl or container. Add the chocolate protein powder if using, then add the coconut milk. Mix until combined and flatten into an even layer.
- 2
If using frozen raspberries, microwave them for 20 seconds. Mash the raspberries in a separate bowl, then mix in the sugar-free maple syrup.
- 3
Spread the raspberry mixture over the Weet-Bix base.
- 4
Mix 1 teaspoon of cacao powder into the yoghurt. Spoon the yoghurt over the raspberry layer.
- 5
Sift the remaining 1 teaspoon of cacao powder over the yoghurt.
- 6
Sprinkle the desiccated coconut on top.
- 7
Refrigerate for at least 15 minutes or overnight, then enjoy.
Notes
The source does not specify yoghurt type or the form of coconut milk; nutrition estimates use generic values and may vary by product. The source gives a minimum chilling time of 15 minutes, or overnight.
Nutrition per serving
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