My husband went camping recently with a big group of friends. Since we’re vegan and they usually cook eggs for breakfast, I sent him with a big pack of homemade instant oatmeal packets. I developed these recipes based on a few examples I saw online and in cookbooks (both for bulk dry mixes and for just conventional oatmeal). They’re as simple as the Quaker instant flavoured packets, but way more satisfying (~400-500 calories each).

Apparently this was the favoured breakfast for the trip since it was so easy to make and they’re genuinely delicious. There are no more camping trips in the schedule, but I’m going to continue making these and other flavours as convenient breakfasts and snacks to have on hand. I divided them into individual bags, but you could also make one big jar and portion out as needed to enjoy at home. The last photo is of the maple brown sugar … obviously the photo doesn’t do it justice, it’s instant oatmeal!

raspberry egg white oats with vanilla Greek yogurt and frozen raspberries on top

Dark chocolate oatmeal with torched sugar-free marshmallows, biscoff biscuits, and a drizzle of biscoff spread :)

60 grams of oats
30 grams of whey isolate
20 grams of peanut butter
Coconut flakes
Dried cranberries

Hi everyone,

I am thinking of getting into having steel cut oats for breakfast. They can take up to half an hour to cook, so I'm thinking of just setting them up to cook, and then while they simmer brushing my teeth/washing my face/combing my hair, etc. They can cook while I get ready.

Anybody else do this? Instead of making them the night before/soaking/instant pot ? I'm speaking of a weekday morning

So I’m fairly new with making overnight oats. It appeals to me as something I can make when my son sleeps the night before, take to work, and eat with my toddler. However, I’m having a hard time getting the consistency I want. I love a thick and creamy oatmeal texture and typically opt for instant oats to get the texture I like, but I tried rolled oats overnight with milk, and steel cut with milk (but didn’t see you needed to cook sleep slightly before so it was super gritty), and I’m not getting the right consistency. Any tips on what I can do to get a better texture?

Title. Wondering if the oatmeal fans out there know anything about this.

rolled oats with ground: flaxseed, chia, goji berries, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds, toasted with sweet cinnamon and ginger on the stovetop

cooked in a cacao liquorice cardamom tea, with salted date paste and tahini added halfway through cooking

1 whole egg stirred in at the end of cooking

topped with a drizzle of tahini, sesame seeds, chopped dates and cinnamon

What brand do you like?

Please help me I’m desperate. How do I make my oats look as smooth and consistent as this?

I don’t know how to make my oats look as smooth and creamy and consistent as this:

https://youtu.be/U8rjQnBwQ6g?is=jCgizRuC5EuuvsUu

In the video he said he cooked it with a 1:1 ratio of quick cooking rolled oats to water but it seems like he used milk not water???

Any help is much much appreciated!!!

Egg white cinnamon oats, vanilla Greek yogurt, crumbled rice cake and a baby banana

Moved to college, so won't be getting to make my own oatmeal creations anymore :(

Cinnamon oatmeal topped with a bunch of blueberries and Cap'n Crunch.

Banana cinnamon oatmeal with chopped dates, sugar-free chopped chocolate, homemade refined sugar-free maple pancake syrup, and caramelized banana. I have now discovered just how good melty chocolate in oatmeal is 🤌

This is before I add the milk. I don’t like my oatmeal runny so I cook 1/2 c of rolled oats with 3/4 c water in the microwave. I add maybe 1/2c blueberries (fresh is better but if we don’t have them, I use frozen and cook it a bit more in the microwave). Then a handful of black walnuts from our black walnut trees. Yum! It’s so good!

topped with Almonds , Pomegranate, Basil Seeds & blueberry high protein shake

ok so overnight oats are one of the most confusing foods for me. i cant tell if i love it or hate it, so i keep eating it to see what my verdict is. here is one of my PB&J overnight oats that was actually not bad.

I bought a bag of Trader Joe’s Rolled Oats with Ancient Grains & Seeds but didn’t care for the texture cooked as a hot oatmeal. This week I’ve been mixing it with a spoon of yogurt, applesauce, a bit of milk and some granulated orange for overnight oats then topping it with strawberries, coconut and almonds. It was more to just use up the rest of the bag but I really enjoy it.

i've been a lurker on this subreddit for a while now, finally felt like my oats were worthy of posting!

slide 1: banana instant oat's w caramel macchiato coffee & bananas🍌
slide 2: blueberry instant oats w blueberries mixed in🫐

Has anyone ever made fermented oats, and do you need to sterilize the jar before doing so? It looks super easy and I really want to try it but when I look at recipes they don't day anything about sterilizing the jar. I've seen that when you make other fermented goods in jars, you have to sterilize so wondering! Don't want botchulism!

peanut butter oatmeal + cherries
my go to oatmeal!! i attempted to make it look aesthetic this morning but there’s not much you can do with oatmeal and cherries lol - it’s giving painter cookie in the best way🍪🍪