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Toffee ‘Pudding’ Style Porridge

All the cosy flavours of sticky toffee pudding in a creamy breakfast bowl. Creamy oats cooked with dates, cinnamon and dark brown sugar, finished with a caramel yoghurt topping. A warm, filling breakfast to get you through the morning.

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10m

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Add the milk, ¾ of the chopped dates, brown sugar, cinnamon and salt to a small pan. Simmer for 2-3 minutes until the dates soften and start to break down into the milk.

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200

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Unsweetened almond milk, or semi-skimmed

1/4

tsp

Cinnamon

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Per Serving

Calories

302kcal

Fat

6.3g

Carbs

48.2g

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Dark brown sugar gives the oats a deep toffee like flavour that light brown sugar or honey can't. You can sub for either of those though, if you don’t have dark brown sugar it will just alter the taste slightly. You can boost the protein by adding ½ a scoop (15g of vanilla or caramel protein powder) to the oats. Stir in once the oats are cooked off heat until well combined. You can replace the topping of caramel sauce and yoghurt with caramel protein pudding. For extra depth, you can stir in a touch of coffee or vanilla extract. For a pudding-like flavour, you can stir in a small knob (around 5g) of light butter spread.

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Caitlin G

7 days ago

Loved this!

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6 days ago

Delighted you loved it, Caitlin! 😍💖

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Natalie K

13 days ago

A really tasty way to have porridge!

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13 days ago

Thanks, Natalie! So glad you enjoyed it! 😊 xx

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Claire P

14 days ago

This tasted so good

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13 days ago

So glad you loved it, Claire! xx

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Jordan S

14 days ago

So good on a snowy morning

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Alex

13 days ago

So perfect and yummy for snowy days! 😊💖

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Courtney B

15 days ago

Best porridge I’ve ever had! Feels like I’m having a delicious treat in the mornings. Also keeps me full for ages…

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Alex

13 days ago

It means the world to hear that, Courtney! So happy it's filling and delicious for you. 💖

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Toffee ‘Pudding’ Style Porridge

All the cosy flavours of sticky toffee pudding in a creamy breakfast bowl. Creamy oats cooked with dates, cinnamon and dark brown sugar, finished with a caramel yoghurt topping. A warm, filling breakfast to get you through the morning.

Cook

10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Add the milk, ¾ of the chopped dates, brown sugar, cinnamon and salt to a small pan. Simmer for 2-3 minutes until the dates soften and start to break down into the milk.

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For

1

M

I

For the porridge

200

ml

Unsweetened almond milk, or semi-skimmed

1/4

tsp

Cinnamon

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Per Serving

Calories

302kcal

Fat

6.3g

Carbs

48.2g

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Notes

Dark brown sugar gives the oats a deep toffee like flavour that light brown sugar or honey can't. You can sub for either of those though, if you don’t have dark brown sugar it will just alter the taste slightly. You can boost the protein by adding ½ a scoop (15g of vanilla or caramel protein powder) to the oats. Stir in once the oats are cooked off heat until well combined. You can replace the topping of caramel sauce and yoghurt with caramel protein pudding. For extra depth, you can stir in a touch of coffee or vanilla extract. For a pudding-like flavour, you can stir in a small knob (around 5g) of light butter spread.

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Caitlin G

7 days ago

Loved this!

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Alex

6 days ago

Delighted you loved it, Caitlin! 😍💖

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Natalie K

13 days ago

A really tasty way to have porridge!

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Alex

13 days ago

Thanks, Natalie! So glad you enjoyed it! 😊 xx

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Claire P

14 days ago

This tasted so good

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13 days ago

So glad you loved it, Claire! xx

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Jordan S

14 days ago

So good on a snowy morning

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Alex

13 days ago

So perfect and yummy for snowy days! 😊💖

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Courtney B

15 days ago

Best porridge I’ve ever had! Feels like I’m having a delicious treat in the mornings. Also keeps me full for ages…

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Alex

13 days ago

It means the world to hear that, Courtney! So happy it's filling and delicious for you. 💖

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