I make it with soy milk and grate in fresh ginger while it cooks. I add in stewed apple to serve it, sometimes with a little bit of brown sugar. Yum!
I make my oatmeal on the stove. I use rolled oats and throw whatever berries I have into it. Usually strawberries, raspberries and blueberries. Occasionally I’ll also add maple syrup to sweeten it more
I mix in a vegan protein powder, sprinkle it with cinnamon, coconut flakes, and ground flaxseed and too with blueberries. Delicious and has whole grains, healthy fats, and protein.
I hardly eat oatmeal. But when I do I either prep it night before as overnight oats with granola, honey and a little vanilla. Or hot- a little sugar and vanilla. Dash of granola.
I love my oatmeal warmed up. I just get the tasty packets but it’s delicious for early morning on the go. Or over night oats are delicious as well with almond milk. Always almond milk (:
I make all of breakfasts for the week on Sunday. 1/2 c oats or muslix, 1/2 c fruit, 1 t chia seeds, 1 c plain Greek yogurt, a little water. Stick it in a the refrigerator and I’ve given myself a gift for every morning
Quick cook oats microwaved for a minute then I add pure maple syrup with cinnamon and if there’s any leftover freeze dried apple bits or powder left in the package I’ll use that up too. If I want some crunch I chop up some walnuts to add. Note: if you want to put chia seeds in as well, add it to the top like a garnish.
This week I tried over night oats and my favorite preparation is soaked overnight with chia seeds in almond milk and then topped with blueberries and sugar or honey.
I usually like to have it with fruit. I keep it simple so it’s easier to keep up the habit. If no fruit is available, I like cinnamon. I drink some plain coffee with it, which seems to pair well. Together, they are delicious.
I mix in a little sugar, cinnamon, flax, and sometimes fresh fruit if I have it. I do minute oats and cook them in the microwave or with boiling water. This is the easiest for me because I have to get my daughter and I out the door early.
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