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Raspberry & White Chocolate Overnight Oats

Thick, creamy vanilla oats made up with chia seeds for added fibre and layered with juicy raspberries and sweet white chocolate for dessert for breakfast kinda vibes.

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Add the oats, protein powder, Greek yoghurt, milk, chia seeds and vanilla to a large bowl. Stir until fully combined and smooth.

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For

1

M

I

40

g

Rolled oats

15

g

Vanilla whey protein powder, can omit see notes

120

g

0% thick Greek yoghurt, I use Fage

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Per Serving

Calories

400kcal

Fat

10.8g

Carbs

43.8g

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Notes

The mixture should look slightly looser than you want the final texture, as the oats, chia seeds and protein powder will absorb liquid overnight. Different protein powders vary in thickness, so if the oats feel very thick in the morning, simply stir through a small splash of milk to loosen. If using frozen raspberries, there’s no need to defrost they will soften overnight and release juices into the oats naturally. The protein powder can be omitted if preferred. If leaving it out, reduce the milk slightly (use around 30-40ml instead of 50ml) or add an extra tablespoon of Greek yoghurt to maintain a thick, creamy texture. You may also wish to add a little extra sweetener to taste, as protein powder adds sweetness.

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Raspberry & White Chocolate Overnight Oats

Thick, creamy vanilla oats made up with chia seeds for added fibre and layered with juicy raspberries and sweet white chocolate for dessert for breakfast kinda vibes.

Prep

5m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Step 1

Add the oats, protein powder, Greek yoghurt, milk, chia seeds and vanilla to a large bowl. Stir until fully combined and smooth.

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For

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M

I

40

g

Rolled oats

15

g

Vanilla whey protein powder, can omit see notes

120

g

0% thick Greek yoghurt, I use Fage

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Per Serving

Calories

400kcal

Fat

10.8g

Carbs

43.8g

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Notes

The mixture should look slightly looser than you want the final texture, as the oats, chia seeds and protein powder will absorb liquid overnight. Different protein powders vary in thickness, so if the oats feel very thick in the morning, simply stir through a small splash of milk to loosen. If using frozen raspberries, there’s no need to defrost they will soften overnight and release juices into the oats naturally. The protein powder can be omitted if preferred. If leaving it out, reduce the milk slightly (use around 30-40ml instead of 50ml) or add an extra tablespoon of Greek yoghurt to maintain a thick, creamy texture. You may also wish to add a little extra sweetener to taste, as protein powder adds sweetness.

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