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Chocolate & Raspberry Protein Overnight Oats

You can never go wrong with overnight oats, they’re a classic, versatile option that you can grab and go in the mornings or even as an afternoon snack really easily. Switch it up by using the milk of your choice or by changing up the flavours and toppings. See the notes for tips and adaptations!

Prep

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Ingredients

Method

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Combine the oats, protein powder, cocoa powder and chia seeds in a dish, pot, tub or jar with a lid.

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For

1

M

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60

g

Oats

20

g

Chocolate protein powder

1

tsp

Cocoa powder

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Per Serving

Calories

431kcal

Fat

10g

Carbs

53g

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Notes

If you like your oats thicker, use a little less milk. If you prefer them more runny, add extra milk. Chia seeds thicken the mixture and provide healthy fats, fibre and protein. You can add more or less to alter the consistency. Use whichever milk you prefer: skimmed or almond milk will make the oats lighter and thinner whereas full fat or oat milk will make them creamier. To make it vegan, use plant milk and soy protein powder. If you don’t have protein powder, you can replace it with extra oats, cocoa powder and add some chia seeds, but note that this will make it a less sweet and more bitter taste so you may want to add extra sweetener such as cinnamon or more honey or maple syrup. This will change the macronutrient profile to be lower protein and higher carbohydrate. Rolled oats provide a more tender, creamy texture. Quick-cooking oats may go too soggy and steel-cut oats will stay chunky. Double, triple, quadruple this recipe to prep for multiple days in advance! Just stir through a little extra milk to loosen them up if needed.

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Chocolate & Raspberry Protein Overnight Oats

You can never go wrong with overnight oats, they’re a classic, versatile option that you can grab and go in the mornings or even as an afternoon snack really easily. Switch it up by using the milk of your choice or by changing up the flavours and toppings. See the notes for tips and adaptations!

Prep

5m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Combine the oats, protein powder, cocoa powder and chia seeds in a dish, pot, tub or jar with a lid.

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For

1

M

I

60

g

Oats

20

g

Chocolate protein powder

1

tsp

Cocoa powder

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Per Serving

Calories

431kcal

Fat

10g

Carbs

53g

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Notes

If you like your oats thicker, use a little less milk. If you prefer them more runny, add extra milk. Chia seeds thicken the mixture and provide healthy fats, fibre and protein. You can add more or less to alter the consistency. Use whichever milk you prefer: skimmed or almond milk will make the oats lighter and thinner whereas full fat or oat milk will make them creamier. To make it vegan, use plant milk and soy protein powder. If you don’t have protein powder, you can replace it with extra oats, cocoa powder and add some chia seeds, but note that this will make it a less sweet and more bitter taste so you may want to add extra sweetener such as cinnamon or more honey or maple syrup. This will change the macronutrient profile to be lower protein and higher carbohydrate. Rolled oats provide a more tender, creamy texture. Quick-cooking oats may go too soggy and steel-cut oats will stay chunky. Double, triple, quadruple this recipe to prep for multiple days in advance! Just stir through a little extra milk to loosen them up if needed.

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