coconut banana chocolate |
I put them in a plain small plastic container. Some use pretty jars and such. I shake a little any more, so a wide plastic container is easier to fill. I like the addition of chia seeds and coconut. They add a bit of texture and chew. But of course you can leave them out. I also like to use agave syrup, mostly because I have a fair amount of it on hand. You can use other sweetness, use what works for you or just use a ripe banana if you are avoiding or can't eat sweeteners. I've had success holding these in the refrigerator for up to three days.
peeled mango |
yum chocolate chips |
Coconut Banana Chocolate Oats
1/3 cup oats (not the instant kind, the old fashioned kind and not steel cut they don't soften enough overnight)
1/3 cup yogurt (I use plain yogurt, not Greek)
1/3 cup unsweetened soy milk (use whatever milk you like or need to use)
1/2 very ripe banana
1 T mini chocolate chips
1 to 2 T unsweetened raw coconut flakes (Bob's Red Mill makes good ones)
1 t vanilla
1 t chia seeds
pinch of salt
1 T of agave syrup (you can use other sweetness or leave it out as the banana will sweeten it)
Mix this all together, put in a sealed container and refrigerate overnight. Next morning add about 1/4 cup more milk stir until nice and creamy. Sprinkle on dried cranberries and slivered raw almonds. Enjoy.
coconut mango oats |
1/3 cup each oats, yogurt and full or reduced fat coconut milk (the kind in the can, not coconut water)
1/2 very ripe banana (this acts as sweetener)
1/2 mango, cut into 1/2 inch pieces (about 1/3 cup)
1 to 2 T coconut flakes
1 t chia seeds
pinch of salt
1/2 t vanilla
Mix this all together, put in a sealed container and refrigerate overnight. Next morning add about 1/4 cup unsweetened soy milk (or other milk), stir until nice and creamy. Sprinkle on slivered raw almonds. Enjoy.
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