Brownie Batter Overnight Oats

Overnight oats have always been a favorite of mine! Not only because they're the easiest thing ever to prep, but because they're so versatile. You can change the flavor profile so easily, without completely changing the entire recipe. That's the kind of recipe I like!

All about changing it up, without having to reinvent the wheel!

After posting the teaser to this recipe, a few of you asked what the texture of overnight oats its like. To me, overnight oats tastes fairly similar to regular oatmeal, just cold! However overnight oats usually call for chia seeds, which absorb whatever liquid they're in, and gel up to create volume, and it makes the oats a little more gel/pudding like? It's so hard to describe, but I love them regardless and they keep me so full!

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What You'll Need

  • old fashioned oats (quick oats do not work well for this in my experience!)

  • protein powder (I used Clean Simple Eats)

  • chia seeds

  • greek yogurt

  • black cocoa (optional - from amazon)

  • almond milk

  • chocolate chips (also optional but not really)

Protein Powder

As you guys know, I typically use IheartMacros protein powder. I have loved their protein powder for so many years now, and still do! I wanted to expand my library of protein recipes, and because of that, I needed access to more protein powder flavors. That's where Clean Simple Eats comes in!

For this recipe I'm using the brownie batter and holy cow, it is amazing. It mixes in really will, isn't clumpy, and there's no after taste. It's also made with really good ingredients!

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Recipe

Brownie Batter Overnight Oats

What if I told you you could eat brownie batter for breakfast, while also getting in 33 grams of protein at the same time? With this recipe, you can! It's incredibly simple, and you can prep 5 days worth all at one time! Not to mention .. it's freaking delicious! Cheers to dessert at 8am!

  • 1/3 cup old fashioned oats

  • 1/3 cup unsweet almond milk

  • 1 Tbsp chia seeds

  • 1 5oz container Two Good vanilla greek yogurt

  • 1 Tbsp jet black cocoa (optional, but enhances the brownie flavor)

  • 3/4 scoop Clean Simple Eats brownie batter protein powder

  • 1 Tbsp mini chocolate chips

  1. Combine all the ingredients in a mason jar, or an air tight container.

  2. Shake until thoroughly combined.

  3. Let sit in the fridge for 2+ hours, and enjoy!

  4. Top with whipped cream and sea salt!

Macros:

  • 409 calories

  • 41g carbs

  • 12g fat

  • 33g protein

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