Forget the jelly, these Peanut Butter Overnight Oats are our jam! Similar to our other overnight oat recipes, this recipe is easy to make and makes your mornings a breeze. It’s perfect for the last few weeks (or months if you’re in Southern California) of warmer weather. Did we mention there are only five ingredients? Seriously, you need to prepare these oats tonight; you’ll thank us tomorrow. #OatsAreTheNewJelly
Peanut Butter Overnight Oats
¼ cup Coach’s Oats®
5.3 oz. non/low fat vanilla Greek yogurt
2 Tbsp all natural peanut butter
dash of cinnamon (optional)
1 Tbsp milk (almond, cow, soy, etc.)
Mix all ingredients together until peanut butter is evenly combined. Add a splash of honey if you want it a little sweeter. Cover and refrigerate overnight. We know it’s irresistible, but try to wait until the morning to enjoy this peanut buttery delight! Top with a drizzle of additional peanut butter, banana, chocolate chips, fresh fruit or even jelly.
Let us know what you think!
*Bonus: Take the traditional Ants on a Log to a whole new level with the Peanut Butter Overnight Oats as the filling! Protein-packed, with veggielicous crunch and sweet raisin bites, it’s a well-rounded healthful snack.
Ingredients
Instructions
- Mix all ingredients together until peanut butter is evenly combined. Add a splash of honey if you want it a little sweeter. Cover and refrigerate overnight. We know it’s irresistible, but try to wait until the morning to enjoy this peanut buttery delight! Top with a drizzle of additional peanut butter, banana, chocolate chips, fresh fruit or even jelly.
What is the nutrition information for this recipe? Also how long does it last in your fridge after making?
Hi Liz,
Thanks for stopping by. Depending on brands and specifics the nutritional information can change. You can plug your list into a calorie calculator such as My Fitness Pal etc. When I did mine with my favorite brands it was about 445 calories. I don’t have exact dates for you on how long this recipe can last. I would say at least 2 days possibly a third, just want to avoid the oats getting too mushy. Would love to know what you think if you try the recipe.
for the overnight recipe, when you say combine the oatsw, do you mean cooked or uncooked?
Hi Mitch,
Thanks for stopping by. For the overnight oats, the oats are uncooked.
Is this one serving?
Yes this recipe is for a single serving. But can easily be doubled if needed. Thanks for stopping by.
The same breakfast I have everyday which is Cooked Coach’s Oatmeal which I cook for 5 minutes, adding dried Cranberry, peanut butter and Cinamon,
I like it so much that often I replace my regular lunch with judt oatmeal, some protein and salad. I need your suggestion please, thank you.
Leny,
Thanks so much for stopping by, sounds delicious! We just love PB and oat combo!