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Writer's pictureHerbal Harpy

Tiramisu Overnight Oats

Updated: Jul 30, 2022


These tiramisu oats utilize protein powder to prevent a blood sugar crash. My ideal breakfast is a pastry with a coffee, and this satisfies my indulgent tastes while working towards my macros for the day. The protein to carb ratio is even, which means if you are sensitive to oatmeal (like me), you'll still be able to enjoy this without worries!

 

Prep Time: 10 Minutes (+8 hours to sit) | Cook Time: 0 Minutes| Total Time: 10 Minutes (+ 8 Hours)


Special Equipment

  • 1 16oz Mason Jar

Ingredients (US Standard)


Oats

  • 1/2 cup Rolled Oats

  • 1/2tbsp Chia Seeds

  • 1/2 scoop Chocolate Protein Powder (I use Quest Chocolate Milkshake because it is low carb)

  • 1 tbsp Sugar Free Maple Syrup

  • 1/4 cup + 2tbsp Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk

  • 1/4 cup Brewed Coffee, cooled to room temperature

  • 1/2tsp Vanilla Extract

Topping

Ingredients (Metric)

  • 40g Rolled Oats

  • 7g Chia Seeds

  • 15g Chocolate Protein Powder (I use Quest Chocolate Milkshake because it is low carb)

  • 15mL Sugar Free Maple Syrup

  • 89mL Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk

  • 60mL Brewed Coffee, cooled to room temperature

  • 2.5mL Vanilla Extract

Topping

Oats Method

  1. Add the Oats, Chia Seeds, and Chocolate Protein Powder to the mason jar. Stir with a spoon or fork until the ingredients are well combined.

  2. Now add the 2tbsp Maple Syrup, Almond Milk, and Brewed coffee to the jar. Stir once more, scraping the bottom and sides of the jar to make sure all dry ingredients are well integrated.

  3. Tightly seal the mason jar with its lid. Shake the jar vigorously for about 10 seconds to ensure ingredients are well combined.

  4. Place the jar in the refrigerator overnight (at least about 8 hours).

Topping Method and Assembly

(You can prepare the topping at the same time as the oats, or prepare it the next morning just before eating.)

  1. In a small bowl, combine the Yogurt, Vanilla Protein Powder, and 1/2tbsp Maple Syrup.

  2. Once oats are finished sitting overnight, add the topping with a spoon.

  3. Dust the optional Cocoa Powder on top. Enjoy.

 

Nutritional Data (With Quest Protein Powders, Almond Yogurt, Almond Milk, Sugar Free Syrup)

Yield: 1 serving

Calories: 409 | Protein: 27 | Carbs: 27 | Fiber: 9 | Fats: 17


Nutritional Data (With Quest Protein Powders, Almond Yogurt, Almond Milk, Sugar Free Syrup, and Collagen)

Yield: 1 serving

Calories: 479 | Protein: 45 | Carbs: 27 | Fiber: 9 | Fats: 17

 

This is a family recipe. Please give proper credit if re-posting.

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Shannon Winton
Shannon Winton
25 jul 2022

Looks delicious! Do you eat it cold or heat it up in the morning?

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Herbal Harpy
Herbal Harpy
25 jul 2022
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Thanks! This one is cold straight out the refrigerator in the morning. It goes well with a hot coffee. Today I had it with an egg and a few pieces of chicken sausage. :) I can give you some of my protein powder if you want to try it without investing in those.

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