Coconut Strawberry Overnight Oats

Coconut Strawberry Overnight Oats.  As you know, I just love my oats.  And my favorite way to eat them is in the form of overnight oats.

Overnight oats, or Oats in a Jar, are so easy and you don’t even need to cook them!  This coconut strawberry overnight oats is my newest creation.

 

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You can make these with either rolled oats or steel cut oats.  I like steel cut oats myself.  They will retain a slight crunch that I like.

If you like a smoother oatmeal, feel free to use rolled oats instead.  These overnight oats are gluten free and vegan. 🙂  If you are not gluten free, feel free to use regular oats.  That is what I do. 🙂

You can make up 5 of these at a time for healthy breakfasts all week.  And since they are already in a jar, they travel great!  Definitely give them a try.

Coconut Strawberry Overnight Oats

Coconut Strawberry Overnight Oats

Prep Time 5 min Serves 1 jar = 1 serving     adjust servings

Easiest breakfast ever! No cooking required!

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Put everything in a jar and mix very well.
  2. Cover and place in the fridge overnight.

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Recipe Notes

I make 5 of these jars at a time for easy breakfasts all week. They are great to take to work as well. The strawberries should be fine in the jar for a night or two, but if you plan to make more than two at a time, add the strawberries in right before you eat it. Enjoy!

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96 thoughts to “Coconut Strawberry Overnight Oats”

  1. Have all the ingredients and was about to make the weekly batch for my husband and me. Will make a few with this new recipe thanks!
      1. Can I use rice milk with this... how diff will it taste.. I've never had it before but got it on sale so I'm curious.
  2. I think this is the one to finally get me to try the overnight oats!!! I just can't resist anything with coconut and the thought of the strawberry a with it, mmmm. I have a shake for breakfast but plan to try these for lunch one day this week!!
  3. Saw this last night before making mine for the morning, whad what I needed so gave it a try...used a date a little brown sugar and trader joes freeze dried strawberries and let me tell you....THIS IS DELISH!!!
  4. I made this last night and just had some this morning! Very tasty! This is the first one I've liked cold =) How many servings does the above recipe make?
  5. Love your recipe, and it is a perfect Diabetic friendly recipe! I was looking for an overnight oats recipe that used steel cut oats. So happy to see your recipe on Healthy Aperture! Take care, Terra
  6. I have never tried these before but certainly will now. However I will try adding hemphearts as they are also part of my daily food intake.
  7. I made it last night it was really yummy. My husband and daughter loved it. I added it some dates and pecans. Thank you for the receipe this by far is my fav overnight oat receipe :))
  8. This looks delicious. I am not a vegan and I eat dairy - do you think regular milk can be substituted for the Almond milk? I am allergic to Almond milk.
  9. Melissa, I have been following a low FODMAPS diet and it limits oats to just a 1/4 cup serving at a time. I would like to do overnight oats and I wondering if you can think of something else to bulk it up a little bit so that I'm not hungry too soon with the reduced portion of oats? Thanks so much!
      1. Melissa, I wanted to let you know that I increased the milk to 3/4 cup, increased the chia seeds to 1 T, and added a few more strawberries and it was delicious and filling! I have tried overnight oats in the past and I really wanted to like them, but the previous recipes I tried (not yours) were bland. I think that the coconut really makes a difference! Your recipes are great! I have tried a bunch and I have loved all of them and I have been able to tailor most of them to be low FODMAPS. Thanks again!
  10. Verdict is in - hubby and I loved! I used organic rolled oats and ended up adding about 2/3 cup almond milk. I was too lazy to chop a date so used the maple syrup. This morning I stirred in about a tablespoon of sunflower seeds. Next time - I will use a combo of syrup and date, chop the strawberry in to smaller pieces so it is all through the oatmeal. I prefer this version to the yogurt one I have been making for a few years and look forward to adding different fruits/berries this summer!
  11. I really would love to try this recipe but I only have quick cooking oats. Could I just use them and make it in the AM right before I eat it??
    1. I always have quick oats on hand because of the convenience, so ever since I started testing out these recipes that's what I have used. I've never tried regular oats so I don't have anything to compare the quick oats to, but I definitely don't think they're mushy. They always turn out great!

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