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Salted Caramel Overnight Oats

Perfect for busy mornings, these oats are banging! Layered with salted caramel sauce, chopped dark chocolate and creamy oats.

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In your container or in a bowl, mix together the milk and protein powder until smooth, before stirring through the yoghurt. You can also blend the mixture to make it smooth quicker or use a protein shaker.

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50

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Almond milk, can use regular milk

20

g

Vanilla whey protein powder, I use My Protein - can also use caramel flavour

80

g

Fat free thick greek yoghurt, I used Fage

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Per Serving

Calories

429kcal

Fat

12.3g

Carbs

54.3g

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Notes

I buy my salted caramel from Tesco, you can use the carnation caramel sauce with a pinch of salt added, toffee sauce also works well. For a natural caramel substitute, you can use 2-3 soft pitted medjool dates chopped and blend with the milk step. You can add vanilla extract to enhance the caramel flavour. Chia seeds: you can leave this out if you prefer they are added to thicken the oats and to add a boost of fibre, healthy fats, and a bit of protein. Reduce the milk by 10ml if you opt to leave them out.

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Elland B

a day ago

Soooo good

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Alice W

9 days ago

I added the dates to the milk as couldn’t get the sauce! Really good!

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Alex

8 days ago

Dates in the milk sound lovely! xx

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Kerrylee

12 days ago

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Deborah R

a month ago

Made for the morning

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Lauren S

a month ago

Prepped these for a couple of days in advance and had one this morning for the first time. Was lovely and kept me full! 🙂

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Alex

a month ago

So lovely to hear they kept you full, Lauren! 😊💖

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Grace F

4 months ago

So quick and easy to make! Tastes delicious.

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Alex

4 months ago

So glad you enjoyed it Grace x

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Cerys

5 months ago

Sooooo good! Feels naughty but it is not, perfect way to start the day 🤩

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Salted Caramel Overnight Oats

Perfect for busy mornings, these oats are banging! Layered with salted caramel sauce, chopped dark chocolate and creamy oats.

Prep

5m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

In your container or in a bowl, mix together the milk and protein powder until smooth, before stirring through the yoghurt. You can also blend the mixture to make it smooth quicker or use a protein shaker.

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For

1

M

I

50

ml

Almond milk, can use regular milk

20

g

Vanilla whey protein powder, I use My Protein - can also use caramel flavour

80

g

Fat free thick greek yoghurt, I used Fage

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Per Serving

Calories

429kcal

Fat

12.3g

Carbs

54.3g

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Notes

I buy my salted caramel from Tesco, you can use the carnation caramel sauce with a pinch of salt added, toffee sauce also works well. For a natural caramel substitute, you can use 2-3 soft pitted medjool dates chopped and blend with the milk step. You can add vanilla extract to enhance the caramel flavour. Chia seeds: you can leave this out if you prefer they are added to thicken the oats and to add a boost of fibre, healthy fats, and a bit of protein. Reduce the milk by 10ml if you opt to leave them out.

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Elland B

a day ago

Soooo good

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Alice W

9 days ago

I added the dates to the milk as couldn’t get the sauce! Really good!

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Alex

8 days ago

Dates in the milk sound lovely! xx

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Kerrylee

12 days ago

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Deborah R

a month ago

Made for the morning

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Lauren S

a month ago

Prepped these for a couple of days in advance and had one this morning for the first time. Was lovely and kept me full! 🙂

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Alex

a month ago

So lovely to hear they kept you full, Lauren! 😊💖

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Grace F

4 months ago

So quick and easy to make! Tastes delicious.

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Alex

4 months ago

So glad you enjoyed it Grace x

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Cerys

5 months ago

Sooooo good! Feels naughty but it is not, perfect way to start the day 🤩

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