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Chocolate Peanut Ganache Overnight Oats

Thick chocolate overnight oats layered with peanut butter and a glossy chocolate ganache style topping, finished with caramel and crunchy salted peanuts. All the classic snickers flavours in an easy breakfast.

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10m

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Chocolate Peanut Ganache Overnight Oats

Thick chocolate overnight oats layered with peanut butter and a glossy chocolate ganache style topping, finished with caramel and crunchy salted peanuts. All the classic snickers flavours in an easy breakfast.

Prep

10m

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Add the oats, Greek yoghurt, milk, protein powder, cocoa powder, sweetener and a tiny pinch of salt to a jar or container. Stir really well until completely combined.

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For

1

M

I

For the chocolate oats

40

g

Rolled oats

100

g

0% Greek yoghurt, thick such as Fage

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Per Serving

Calories

424kcal

Fat

13g

Carbs

45.4g

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Notes

  • Protein powder: The chocolate protein powder is optional, but it helps bump up the protein and also adds extra chocolate flavour. If leaving it out, you may want to add a little more cocoa powder to taste. I use a fairly rich, dark cocoa powder, so I’d start with an extra 1-2g rather than adding too much at once. You may also want a little extra sweetener to balance the bitterness.

  • Milk: I used unsweetened almond milk to keep the calories down, but any milk will work. Different milks may slightly change the consistency and nutrition.

  • Sweetness: Adjust the sweetener to taste depending on how sweet your protein powder and hot chocolate powder are.

  • Peanut butter: Smooth peanut butter works best for creating an even layer. Warm it for a few seconds if it’s too thick to spread easily.

  • Caramel: Any caramel sauce will work. You can add a little extra if you want a stronger caramel flavour, but the nutrition will vary.

  • Peanuts: Add the salted peanuts just before serving so they keep their crunch.

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