Overnight Banana Bread Oatmeal
Put your Overnight Banana Bread Oatmeal in the fridge overnight and wake up to a delicious, healthy breakfast.
Method
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Split the oatmeal into the two mason jars and then split the milk between the two jars.
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Split the mashed banana, vanilla, honey and cinnamon into the two jars and stir. Secure the lid and refrigerate overnight.
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When you are ready to eat your overnight oatmeal you can either eat it cold or warm it up in the microwave.
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Top your oatmeal with walnuts, a dash of cinnamon and freeze dried bananas.
Notes
Try adding a variety of nuts depending on what you like. Two that work great to use are almonds or pecans! I like adding shredded coconut to mine from time to time.
Per serving
- Carbs68 g
- Protein10 g
- Fat15 g
- Fiber8 g
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