Overnight Oats...why didn't I do this sooner?!

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  • chosengiver
    chosengiver Posts: 1,493
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    Crowdie YUM!
  • aussiegirl1990
    aussiegirl1990 Posts: 56 Member
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    Wow, I'm going to try this out when I get paid! They all sound amazing!
  • kcrozell
    kcrozell Posts: 38 Member
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    Bump!
  • lablovr108
    lablovr108 Posts: 576 Member
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    Bump - these sound so good, and I'm getting so bored with my breakfasts.
  • JKellyMA
    JKellyMA Posts: 16
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    tx!
  • staceyseeger
    staceyseeger Posts: 783 Member
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  • jaxCarrie
    jaxCarrie Posts: 214 Member
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  • JESSJESJ
    JESSJESJ Posts: 121 Member
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    could some one tell me what the texture of overnight oatmeal is - soft like regular oatmeal, or a llittle crunchier like granola. i'm not a fan of cooked oatmeal (weird thing I know) but if it was a crunchier texture I;d try it.
  • jerber160
    jerber160 Posts: 2,606 Member
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    can I just mention how much I'm really really hating people who post recipes without basic calorie content at the end? For me it makes me ignore potentially good ideas I might embrace. sorry..
  • erinleigh76
    erinleigh76 Posts: 62
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    will need to look this over later :)
  • doonesbury
    doonesbury Posts: 281 Member
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    Bumpin this
  • quixoteQ
    quixoteQ Posts: 484
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    can I just mention how much I'm really really hating people who post recipes without basic calorie content at the end? For me it makes me ignore potentially good ideas I might embrace. sorry..

    Apology not accepted. You're on a website that orbits around a calorie counter - go count them yourself and help out some other people.
  • MaritaD
    MaritaD Posts: 178 Member
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    Do you cook the oats first?
  • mamasmaltz3
    mamasmaltz3 Posts: 1,111 Member
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  • quixoteQ
    quixoteQ Posts: 484
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    Do you cook the oats first?

    Do not cook - use old fashioned uncooked oats, chill overnight in the fridge, eat cold.
  • MaritaD
    MaritaD Posts: 178 Member
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    Do you cook the oats first?

    Do not cook - use old fashioned uncooked oats, chill overnight in the fridge, eat cold.

    YUM! Thanks! :)
  • robin52077
    robin52077 Posts: 4,383 Member
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    can I just mention how much I'm really really hating people who post recipes without basic calorie content at the end? For me it makes me ignore potentially good ideas I might embrace. sorry..

    Apology not accepted. You're on a website that orbits around a calorie counter - go count them yourself and help out some other people.

    no *kitten*, right?
    It's called: Go in the kitchen and look at what a serving of oats in your brand is, then look at what a serving of the greek yogurt you have is, then think of whatever else you want to mix in, and add that....

    I actually DISlike when people go by other people's calorie counts. I don't want to see "Maple Walnut Overnight Oats" in the database, because who knows what brand of yogurt they used, or how much walnuts, etc.....

    Enter the ingredients as you would eat them into your diary, then if you DON'T like the way it looks, DON'T make it, just delete it! Simple.

    I'm really really hating people who hate people for stupid reasons....
  • Kadidio
    Kadidio Posts: 10 Member
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    could some one tell me what the texture of overnight oatmeal is - soft like regular oatmeal, or a llittle crunchier like granola. i'm not a fan of cooked oatmeal (weird thing I know) but if it was a crunchier texture I;d try it.

    It's not crunchy, more chewy than anything. I don't like soggy anything but I do like Overnight Oats. You may want to try tossing some granola on top for crunch.
  • quixoteQ
    quixoteQ Posts: 484
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    Do you cook the oats first?

    Do not cook - use old fashioned uncooked oats, chill overnight in the fridge, eat cold.

    YUM! Thanks! :)

    No worries - I have been eating some variation of these now for about a month of breakfasts. On days when I run out of ingredients, I go through a process of grieving until I right the situation with a trip to the grocery. Once you find an O.O. recipe that suits your taste and caloric needs, you'll never go back.
  • Anu_mee13
    Anu_mee13 Posts: 73
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