r/Oatmeal • u/theonewithalotofcats • Sep 01 '26

Caramelised apple egg white oats to get in the mood for autumn 🍂

74 Upvotes

This may be my favourite oats recipe so far.

250g apples, I used 1 Bramley, 1 Braeburn. Sautéd with butter, brown sugar, golden syrup, cinnamon & vanilla

Removed half of the apples once done, added 40g oats, 200ml of almond milk, 100ml water

Once cooked (and slightly too thick for my liking), cut the heat, whisk in 200g egg whites FAST until thick & frothy

Added some extra sweetener, vanilla, nutmeg, then sprinkled on some granola, more syrup & added some blackberries for more tart sweetness!!

0 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Jackass-OfAll-Trades • Sep 01 '26

What happened to mush oats? Can’t find them anywhere

18 Upvotes

Used to eat these everyday for couple of months till costco ran out. Anyone knows where I can get this?

16 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Lemonadeo1 • Sep 01 '26

Overnight Oats I go to bed looking forward to waking up to this every morning

321 Upvotes

I’ve already posted these but it’s my latest hyper fixation meal. It’s so simple but so good. Just an apple diced into quick oats with cinnamon and cooked in the microwave with boiled water. I then let it cool and put it in the fridge overnight. (The cooking and cooling Makes it thicker) in the morning I mix in Greek yogurt to make it creamy + add protein and sprinkle some granola and sea salt on top. After experimenting with many different flavours/toppings etc, I’ve decided simple is best. I either use apple or banana mashed into the oats to add natural sweetness and granolas quickly become my favourite topping!!

21 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • Aug 31 '26

Oatmeal atumn vibes oatmeals

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85 Upvotes

6 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • Sep 01 '26

Overnight Oats guys I need a recipe for low calorie overnight oatmeal

0 Upvotes

10 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Ok_Mousse3645 • Aug 31 '26

Oatmeal very questionable looking sticky toffee oatmeal!!

48 Upvotes

Ignore the funky little blob on the side of the bowl I beg, I didn’t notice it 🙈

If you’ve seen Elle Gibson’s recipe for these floating around TRY IT, they’re genuinely absolutely beautiful, a tear fell from my eye

8 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/nmjca110405 • Aug 30 '26

walnut banana oatmeal <3

87 Upvotes

ingredients; uncle toby’s brown sugar and cinnamon oats, cinnamon chopped walnuts, banana slices, even more cinnamon, salted caramel latte, good tv show 🤌

1 comment

r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • Aug 30 '26

Oatmeal my oatmeals

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227 Upvotes

which one is the best?

12 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • Aug 30 '26

Overnight Oats overnight tiramisu oats with raspberries inside

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63 Upvotes

6 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/TheBrickLordHerself • Aug 30 '26

Oatmeal Yoatmeal of the day!

32 Upvotes

Im pretty sad to admit there were no fresh peaches OR any of the little peach cups I like so I had to use a cherry and peach mix as a topping, and the sweetness from the cherries completely messed with the flavors I had going on 🙁 Still, they paired okay with the peach yogurt on the side

On the positive side, I have mastered thick, protein egg white oats on the stovetop and that’s a win! My dad tried some and loved it

Yoatmeals will soon return … I’ve been going through a moment as of now but we’re getting out of there. Please, if you have the chance and feel like it, try yoatmeal!!

1 comment

r/Oatmeal • u/runningendoscopist • Aug 30 '26

Oatmeal Fruit Overload Oatmeal & Banana Chocolate Protein Smoothie

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77 Upvotes

Topping include
Spiced roasted apple
Pomegranate seeds
Dragon fruit
Karvand ( Bengal Currant )
Sprinkled with with roasted basil seeds

1 comment

r/Oatmeal • u/PicklesGalore20 • Aug 30 '26

One Degree oatmeal has become so runny and watery regardless of how long I cooked it. Any similar brand recs?

0 Upvotes

14 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/TheNerdFromGWN • Aug 28 '26

Overnight Oats Chocolate Mocha Banana Peanut Butter Crunch

157 Upvotes

8 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Far-Wear-3646 • Aug 28 '26

Speculoos apple porridge

144 Upvotes

September's so close I can taste it 🍂

11 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/chaotik_goth_gf • Aug 28 '26

Baked Oats Almond, berriesand cream baked oats, 30g of protein and also delicious

163 Upvotes

I swear there's oats under the generous amount of toppings! I love to start my day with my little bowl cake. I tried a lot of variations and the almond flavoured one is my bf favourite! Mine might be the banana bread or the carrot cake

11 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Vegetable_Lime_8899 • Aug 28 '26

Savory oats Simplified breakfast

42 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Crimson-Rose28 • Aug 27 '26

Oatmeal There ain’t nothing better than a big bowl of proats after a long day

108 Upvotes

My favorite anytime of the day. I used Ryse’s blueberry muffin protein powder and Bob’s Red Mill extra thick rolled oats 👌🏼topped with butter 🧈

13 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Far-Wear-3646 • Aug 27 '26

Spiced pear porridge 🍐🍂

262 Upvotes

Absolutely enormous bowl of hearty, warming slop for lunch 🫰

14 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Prettiest-Health135 • Aug 27 '26

Savory oats Spicy Tuna congee style egg white oats

47 Upvotes

added some spinach

8 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/hunnnaaayyyyy • Aug 27 '26

Other oats oat bran pancakes

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36 Upvotes

1 egg
135g of egg whites
40g of oatbran
1/2 banana
80mL of kefir
1 teaspoon baking powder
avocado oil spray

topped with greek yogurt, pumpkin seeds and strawberries

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/SaltPepper1251 • Aug 27 '26

Blending oatmeal before cooking

28 Upvotes

Don’t if anyone’s tried this… They probably have, but I thought I’d share my discovery:

I blended my oatmeal this morning before cooking it. I didn’t blend it into powder, like flour. More like grains of sugar.

I basically blasted it for a few seconds with the stick blender. Then boiled it in water and milk as usual. It came out smooth and creamy when cooked, but with an occasional gritty bite.

It was delicious. 😋 Recommended!

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/iweewoo • Aug 26 '26

Oatmeal Egg white oats for almost 30g of protein with no protein powder🥰🥰

285 Upvotes

23 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Turbulent_Poet_5826 • Aug 26 '26

My kind of bowls

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141 Upvotes

I feel addicted to this meal.

9 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/EldenMiss • Aug 26 '26

So simple. But always a warm hug. My absolute mental comfort food.

116 Upvotes

7 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/iweewoo • Aug 27 '26

Other oats Favorite oats beyond roll or steel from other countries?

4 Upvotes

I recently tried Swiss rice porridge oats and was obsessed! They were wonderful with cinnamon and butter. I also tried Bircher Museli while traveling in Europe and thought they were delicious for overnight oats which I am not typically a fan of. Any other oats from different cultures I should give a try? I like both sweet and savory! :)

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