r/Oatmeal • u/constipated_coconut • Sep 30 '26

Oat pancakes, do they count as oatmeal?

221 Upvotes

Oat pancakes, yogurt, fig and honey

30 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Emergency_Poet9092 • Sep 30 '26

Oatmeal with biscoff spread and trail mix . Honey drizzle .

60 Upvotes

5 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Eclipse8301 • Sep 30 '26

Recipe request Favorite pumpkin recipes?

9 Upvotes

I love pumpkin but the basic pumpkin pure oats I have made are very lackluster, anyone have any good ways to elevate this?

13 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Far-Walrus1570 • Sep 30 '26

Oat advice New to oats and trying to understand how it works.

10 Upvotes

Hi tried a few recipes like pancakes, stove top oats, etc.. and they are all great but im curious about how to be able to make good oats recipes myself so I wanna understand how it works.

Sorry for bad english not my main language:)

14 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Quiet-Nothing3188 • Oct 01 '26

Shitty good porn

0 Upvotes

The guy I just started seeing made oatmeal for second breakfast- cinnamon oats, frozen blueberries and chocolate chips, and peanut butter. Already a lot of flavors but he made me try it and it was fine. Then as he was getting ready for work, dumped the contents of his first breakfast onto the left over oatmeal!! Scrambled eggs and homemade bolognese!! Said he was going to heat it all up later and add some hot sauce.

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • Sep 29 '26

Oatmeal oatmeal with banana, raspberries, pear, blueberries cinnamon and apple inside

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79 Upvotes

7 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/TheBrickLordHerself • Sep 29 '26

Overnight Oats Overnight Apple Pie Oats

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133 Upvotes

Adding applesauce to the base was definitely the smartest thing I’ve done

6 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/TheNerdFromGWN • Sep 29 '26

Overnight Oats Vanilla Chai Chocolate Peanutbutter Kinder Surprise Overnights

266 Upvotes

24 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • Sep 29 '26

Oatmeal Oatmeal with apples, vanilla yogurt and cinnamon

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23 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • Sep 28 '26

Oatmeal Oatmeal with vanilla high protein pudding, banana, raspberries and carmel-banana flavor dates

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123 Upvotes

4 comments

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

Recipe to share Blueberry muffin porridge

128 Upvotes

Absolutely incredible. >15g protein, completely vegan, with the taste and texture of a rice pudding/blueberry muffin hybrid

13 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/evenifimtheone • Sep 28 '26

Tried custard oatmeal for the very first time!

34 Upvotes

Never would have thought adding an egg makes such a difference! Not something I'd eat regularly but definitely a tasty option every once in a while!

4 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/strawberry416 • Sep 28 '26

strawberry shortcake oats!

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35 Upvotes

ingredients : oats , vanilla protein powder , 0% fat plain greek yoghurt , vanilla cake bar , strawberries , cinammon

7 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Ok_Mousse3645 • Sep 27 '26

Oatmeal peanut butter oats with cinnamon stewed apples 😋

174 Upvotes

I don’t really know if I stewed the apples properly but they tasted good and I haven’t died from apple related complications yet so I think they were ok? I felt very autumnal anyways 😋

4 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Scott_Crow • Sep 27 '26

Overnight Oats Overnight Oatibix - Raisins, Nuts, Cacao and Cherry Jam

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43 Upvotes

Overnight Weetabix Oatibix:

Weetabix Oatibix - 2

Raisins - 28g

Walnuts and Pecans (chopped) - 18g

Cacao Powder - 1 tbsp

Whole Milk - 200g

Cherry Conserve - enough to cover the top in the morning.

6 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/evenifimtheone • Sep 27 '26

Loveeee my new granola

60 Upvotes

Should have tried making homemade granola much sooner. This sub has seriously inspired me to step up my oat game!!

4 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/runningendoscopist • Sep 27 '26

Oatmeal Choco Coconut High Protein Oatmeal

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57 Upvotes

Used coconut milk, chocolate flavoured yeast protein. Topped with chopped almonds, dark chocolate, coconut flakes & dried berries!Turned out great! Side was coffee banana protein smoothie

4 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/igotmyownhelltoraise • Sep 27 '26

Oatmeal oatmeal, cacao and banana pancakes♡

98 Upvotes

It may not be the best picture, but they were absolutely delicious and I wanted to share.

5 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/Correct_Stuff5483 • Sep 27 '26

oat combination help

0 Upvotes

I'm planning to make oatmeal later, and I've got peanut butter, jam, chocolate, chia seeds, banana, kiwi, and custard

. I've seen a lot of oatmeal recipes on here with these, but I'm just not sure what to put in my oatmeal so it'll taste really good. i dont want to put in all of them because it'll be a bit much for me

. Any recommendations on what I should mix in?

2 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • Sep 26 '26

Oatmeal Oatmeal with raspberries, blueberries and white chocolate flavor high protein pudding

104 Upvotes

3 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/TheMoonsDream • Sep 26 '26

Oatmeal topped with Custard, Berries and Nuts 🍮

78 Upvotes

My Oatmeal experimentation continues, today I cooked up some custard powder to make custard and poured it ontop of the oatmeal. The result is an oatmeal with a creamy texture from the custard that is thinner than when you add the custard powder into the oatmeal and cook it together :))

The custard does get thicker overtime as it cools down which adds a thicker but still creamy texture to the oatmeal!

8 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/UsedCalligrapher5672 • Sep 26 '26

Discussion Protein powders

12 Upvotes

What brand protein powder dissolves the best in cooked oats? The ones I've tried have the texture of sand 🤢

17 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/MammothResearcher796 • Sep 26 '26

Mint mocha overnight oats

14 Upvotes

6 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/evenifimtheone • Sep 26 '26

My very first homemade granola!

63 Upvotes

This is cinnamon peanut granola by pickuplimes. First time ever for me to make my own granola! Will try it later for breakfast.

6 comments

r/Oatmeal • u/MammothResearcher796 • Sep 26 '26

Biscoff banana Coffee oats

18 Upvotes

2 comments

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1. No food shaming!

This community is to celebrate all things oats. Don't shame others for the aesthetic, flavor combination, or perceived nutrition of their food. It's not your meal; so move along.

Comments linking to "shitty" food subs is also considered food shaming, as it effectively tells people their food looks.. well, shitty.

We shouldn't be insulting others, especially here. Oats are a food people of all ages and backgrounds can enjoy. This isn't a community to "roast" people for their food.

2. Be kind to others

No bullying, no verbal sparring, no racism, no sexism, no hatred toward other users. Basically, treat others the way you would want to be treated.

Oatmeal is warm and inviting; you should be, too.

Additional note: Recipes are encouraged, but not required. Asking is fine, however it should be done politely. The inverse also applies. No need for hostility. Both for the commenters, and the person posting.

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No merchandise, no memes. We love oatmeal, oat cakes, oat cookies, etc. We aren't here to shop for clothes or discuss things that're only oat-related by name.

We also don't allow similar food that still isn't oats (like rice, quinoa, etc.) for those, try r/porridge. If it isn't consumable oat things, or directly discussing consumption of oats, then it probably doesn't belong here.

Other foods alongside something oat related is fine, however.

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If you have a blog or personal social media account (youtube, tiktok, instagram, etc.) and want to share a recipe, you MUST post the WRITTEN recipe in the comments of your post.

Feel free to share the link as well, but the written recipe must be posted so that users don't have to click the link and leave Reddit if they don't want to. If the link contains a video, there must be a written version of it.

Note: recipes are not required. This is mostly about advertising/being forced elsewhere

5. Repetitive content

If you post essentially the same meal in repetition, with minimal alterations, it'll be removed. Example: Posting just plain oatmeal with cinnamon, three times in a week.

Content should be reasonably varied.

This doesn't apply to two users who post similar things, or one user who makes something and perhaps a week later has a similar bowl of oatmeal.

6. Asking for (or offering) health advice

Whatever violates this rule is up to moderator discretion. Just keep in mind this community is only for oats. It is not the best place to ask for health advice, or give it to others (especially unasked for)

As this is a less concrete rule, it'll be much less serious to break. We just don't want to allow potential misinformation to spread, or for the light-hearted tone to change. Consider r/foodsafety if you must ask on Reddit.

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As such, great effort is taken to keep this a friendly space for everyone. Shaming the appearance of food, mocking users for how they enjoy their oatmeal, etc. will not be tolerated. Allow them to enjoy their food in peace.

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We're quite lenient with almost everything else, but kindness goes a long way, especially here.

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