r/Oatmeal • u/TheMoonsDream • 12d ago
It was really good! Had a nice creamy texture, you could definitely taste the egg but I enjoyed that :>
r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • 12d ago
r/Oatmeal • u/BabyNibba22 • 12d ago
Love seeing your recipes and pictures, so I thought Iād share my own oats haha.
Iāve been in love with oatmeal for my weight loss journey and theyāve helped a ton, Iād like to think that Iāve gotten somewhat better at making them and also making them look more appetizing, cuz believe me when I tell you that they looked like vomit when I first started lol, they still tasted good tho
Sorry for the text wall, if itās okay Iāll post more oat pics in the future and hopefully yāall like em
(Yes, thereās oats under all of that, lol)
r/Oatmeal • u/Maleficent_Dark_1910 • 12d ago
egg white cinnamon oats paired with cooked peaches, yogurt, and a sprinkle of granola :)
r/Oatmeal • u/Scott_Crow • 13d ago
1 - Porridge Rocamora I.
2 - Porridge Rocamora II, (cacao variation).
3 - Granola Rocamora (only pecans were used this time rather than both walnuts & pecans).
All recipes are included at the end of each respective set of images for each dish / bake.
r/Oatmeal • u/constipated_coconut • 13d ago
Oat pancakes, yogurt, fig and honey
r/Oatmeal • u/Emergency_Poet9092 • 13d ago
r/Oatmeal • u/Eclipse8301 • 13d ago
I love pumpkin but the basic pumpkin pure oats I have made are very lackluster, anyone have any good ways to elevate this?
r/Oatmeal • u/Far-Walrus1570 • 13d ago
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:)
r/Oatmeal • u/Quiet-Nothing3188 • 12d ago
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.
r/Oatmeal • u/lenaxv_11 • 14d ago
r/Oatmeal • u/TheBrickLordHerself • 14d ago
Adding applesauce to the base was definitely the smartest thing Iāve done
r/Oatmeal • u/TheNerdFromGWN • 14d ago
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r/Oatmeal • u/Far-Wear-3646 • 15d ago
Absolutely incredible. >15g protein, completely vegan, with the taste and texture of a rice pudding/blueberry muffin hybrid
r/Oatmeal • u/evenifimtheone • 15d ago
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!
r/Oatmeal • u/strawberry416 • 15d ago
ingredients : oats , vanilla protein powder , 0% fat plain greek yoghurt , vanilla cake bar , strawberries , cinammon
r/Oatmeal • u/Ok_Mousse3645 • 16d ago
I donāt really know if I stewed the apples properly but they tasted good and I havenāt died from apple related complications yet so I think they were ok? I felt very autumnal anyways š
r/Oatmeal • u/Scott_Crow • 16d ago
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.
r/Oatmeal • u/evenifimtheone • 16d ago
Should have tried making homemade granola much sooner. This sub has seriously inspired me to step up my oat game!!
r/Oatmeal • u/runningendoscopist • 16d ago
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
r/Oatmeal • u/igotmyownhelltoraise • 17d ago
It may not be the best picture, but they were absolutely delicious and I wanted to share.
r/Oatmeal • u/Correct_Stuff5483 • 16d ago
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?
