Almonds And Brown Sugar Overnight Oatmeal Recipe
This almonds and brown sugar overnight oatmeal is surprisingly delicious without any actual brown sugar!
Do you miss those easy, instant oatmeal packets you could buy in a box and make in minutes? You don’t have to! You can make them up in minutes and store them in the freezer for an easy grab-n-cook breakfast, or better yet, for overnight oats!
Overnight oats are fabulous things simply because they are so darn easy and convenient. I mean, who doesn’t love the idea of breakfast already being ready for you first thing in the morning? These are great served cold out of the fridge on a hot summer morning, or warmed in a pot or the microwave on chillier mornings.
You just combine the oats with the milk of your choosing in a jar, then let it sit, covered, in the fridge overnight. In the morning when you get up, your oats are all ready to go!
In fact, just like I did with the sheet pan dinners (I’ve got more coming too!), I’m going to do an entire series on these. So stay tuned for more flavor combinations in the coming days ahead
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NEED JARS TO MAKE YOUR OVERNIGHT OATS IN?
These pint-sized canning jars are perfect for these recipes! Great for single servings for many different foods!
ALMONDS AND BROWN SUGAR OVERNIGHT OATMEAL RECIPE:
Almonds And Brown Sugar Overnight Oatmeal Recipe
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Ingredients
- ½ cup old fashion oats
- ¼ cup chopped almonds
- ½ tsp. almond extract
- 1 tbsp. Sucanat OR coconut sugar
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a small, zipper-top baggie and toss in the freezer for up to 6 months.
- FOR OVERNIGHT OATS:The night before you plan to eat your oats, place them in a jar or covered bowl with 1 cup milk (any kind) and let sit in the fridge overnight. Serve cold or warm up on the stove top or in the microwave.
- FOR COOKING OATS:Combine all ingredients in a small, zipper-top baggie and toss in the freezer for a future busy morning! When you’re ready to cook simply put the contents of the bag into a small pot with a 1 cup of milk (any kind) and cook according to package directions on the oats container.
Recipe name says Almond & Brown Sugar. Brown sugar is not listed as an ingredient. Could it be the replacement for the sugar you did list?
Daun – Yes. It’s named that because that’s the flavor it has. My recipes are based on clean eating, so I used unprocessed sweeteners. But if that isn’t a concern for you, you can certainly use regular brown sugar here.