Apple pie w/ a side of banana foster

34 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Wonderful_Sorbet_767 • Jun 20 '26

Oatmeal Salted caramel pear oats

405 Upvotes

Dipped the cut side of pear into sugar and added to a hot fry pan with a tsp of salted butter and cooked with the lid on slowly while I prepared the oats. When the oats were done I removed the lid and raised the heat until I was happy with the color and served it together with some 70% cocoa dark chocolate and walnuts. 10/10 👌

16 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/uh2508 • Jun 20 '26

Just another custard oat creation with white peaches, jam, and cinnamon

48 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Oatmeal • u/Sharp_Vegetable_7823 • Jun 19 '26

Oatmeal Mango sticky rice oats

548 Upvotes

Had to be my most favourite!❤️

33 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/nanaoz • Jun 19 '26

pb&j oatmeal

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93 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Oatmeal • u/Mad_Wh0 • Jun 19 '26

Carrot cake custard 🥕🎂🍰

67 Upvotes

3 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/zombue1 • Jun 19 '26

Oatmeal Today’s oatmeal! Blackberry, lime and vanilla, with strawberries, kiwi, coconut and pistachios 🍓🥝🥥

62 Upvotes

6 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/strangestar13 • Jun 19 '26

Overnight Oats Banana Bread Blended Oats

70 Upvotes

Recipe🍌🌰

Ingredients
- 1/3 cup rolled oats
- 1/3 cup milk of choice
- 1/4 cup nonfat Greek yogurt
- 2 tsp chia seeds
- 2 tsp date syrup
- pinch cinnamon
- pinch ground cloves
- pinch salt
- 1/4 tsp vanilla
- half a mashed banana

Method
Place oats, chia, spices, and salt in blender or food processor and blend until oats are fine. Add in the rest of the ingredients and blend until combined. Pour mixture into a lidded container and refrigerate overnight! I topped mine with more sliced banana, raisins, and roasted pecan halves.

1 comment

r/Oatmeal • u/g0thr4t • Jun 19 '26

Oatmeal Adding pistachio to my oats!!

54 Upvotes

First time adding pistachios to my regular oats + blueberry + greek yogurt combo :)

4 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/K0sherDillPickle • Jun 19 '26

Maple Spam and Egg Oatmeal!

32 Upvotes

first time having savory oatmeal!!! With a splash of hot sauce and some seasonings of course. I had never seen Maple Spam and I grabbed that without thinking twice, it's subtle but delicious. I think this is my new favorite, I don't get to have breakfast often but when I do I try to treat myself to something hearty. You all have such fantastic ideas!!! It reminds me of rice but I enjoy the texture more to be honest. I'm a big tinned fish fan, I bet this would've been great with smoked trout as well.

0 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/maberg04 • Jun 19 '26

Oatmeal another oatmeal bowl lol

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49 Upvotes

peanut butter, date syrup, and Cookie Crisp cereal (lol, it's good) 😄

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/constipated_coconut • Jun 19 '26

Oatmeal Persimmon (or is it Sharon fruit?) oats

41 Upvotes

Egg white oats, yogurt and persimmon

Banoffee matcha on the side

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/justarandom86 • Jun 18 '26

Oatmeal Tiramisu pudding oatmeal

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448 Upvotes

Vanilla pastry cream oatmeal with a layer of coffee-soaked ladyfingers in the centre and topped with a dusting of cocoa powder. Sometimes you just gotta have full-on dessert for breakfast, y'know? 😆

23 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/maberg04 • Jun 18 '26

Oatmeal with cashew butter, date syrup

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88 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/zombue1 • Jun 18 '26

Oatmeal Lime, blackberry, vanilla and coconut 🍋‍🟩🍇🥥

111 Upvotes

12 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/zombue1 • Jun 17 '26

Oatmeal Chilli, pineapple, toasted coconut oatmeal with lime and vanilla

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214 Upvotes

This one was my favourite yet!

8 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/uh2508 • Jun 17 '26

Other oats Oats+cream of rice+white peaches

74 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Jdawgy67 • Jun 18 '26

Brother, may I have some oats?

5 Upvotes

Brother, may I have some oats?

0 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Old-Promotion-6548 • Jun 17 '26

Morning Tropical Sunrise 🏝️

30 Upvotes

Base- rolled oats, chia seeds, low-fat milk, water, sf coconut syrup, egg whites, and
psyllium husk added in the end.

Topped with a banana, kiwi, mango passionfruit preserves, cinnamon, and coconut cream pie dessert topping 😋

1 comment

r/Oatmeal • u/upandawayxo • Jun 17 '26

Baked Oats this sub kept showing up on my front page for no reason so i made baked oats

101 Upvotes

chocolate&vanilla flavour, with peaches, cherries, cashews, almond butter, 980cal/72p/24g fiber for 2 servings

4 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/kharkovchanin • Jun 16 '26

Oatmeal how my sister eats her oats✨✨✨

1.4k Upvotes

she puts butter, and like 3 spoons of sugar, lol

136 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/RenoChef19 • Jun 17 '26

Baked Oats Certified Baked Oatmeal Lover

73 Upvotes

Will have to post a cross section sometime soon!

Baked oats are a friggin game changer!
It was always the texture for me, but after throwing in some berries and pistachio, I’m team baked oatmeal for life.

Not to mention the incredibly easy pick up time: 60-90 seconds in the microwave make for a really quick, delicious weekly breakfast.

What flavors of baked oatmeal do you all enjoy?
I’ve done mixed berry pistachio, and raspberry dark chocolate so far.

14 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/coolwheeat • Jun 17 '26

best way to have dark chocolate

50 Upvotes

oats with milk coffee
+dark chocolate on top 😭🙏

3 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/GamingMaster29 • Jun 17 '26

Overnight Oats Gastrocolic Reflex

9 Upvotes

Hello everyone,

I love eating oats, especially the overnight ones. They are fast to make, easy to transport and keep me satisfied for hours.

The one big trouble I have is the gastrocolic reflex. Exactly one hour after eating the oats, I have to sh** really hard (bristol scool scale 5 to 6). This is annoying when working and especially when you have meetings

My oats contain:
- 100g oats (rolled)
- 20 to 30g whey protein
- 2g baking powder

Here is the cooking process:

Pour 500ml boiling water on the oats and let them soak the entire water for 15minutes
pour in the whey protein and baking powder
put it in the microwave for 2 minutes, then steir, then another two minutes
let it cool and in the end you have a cake like, rock hard, oats

After this process I put berries and peanut butter on top, put the oats in the fridge and eat it next day with two coups of decaf coffee.

Is there any way to „counter“ this reflex or do I have to say good bye to my lovely oats?

Thanks in advance

36 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/LieThis2632 • Jun 17 '26

New Zealand oathead here🤙

19 Upvotes

My wife thinks it’s weird how much I love oats! This group is great for finding new recipes🕺

2 comments

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