Give your morning a jumpstart with these raspberry overnight oats! They are high in protein, thanks to the hemp seeds and almond butter. All you need is 6 ingredients and 5 minutes of prep for these healthy high protein overnight oats!
Why You’ll Love This Recipe
- HIGH PROTEIN – these raspberry overnight oats are packed with plant-based protein, keeping you full all morning!
- NO ADDED SUGARS – the frozen raspberries leave a nice sweet juice as they thaw, which works perfectly to sweeten them up.
- DIETERY NEEDS – gluten free and dairy free friendly.
The Ingredients
These 6 ingredients are all you need for these high protein overnight oats.
Ingredient Notes
Oats – you’ll want to use rolled oats (also called old fashioned oats). Do not use quick-cooking oats; they will soak up too much of the milk and become mushy. Also, look for certified gluten-free oats, if you need/want gluten free.
Clean food tip: buy organic to avoid herbicides/pesticides. Like most grains, oats are sprayed with glyphosate (an herbicide that’s been linked to increase cancer risk) prior to being harvested.
Frozen raspberries – I highly recommend using frozen as opposed to fresh. The juice from the frozen raspberries helps to sweeten the oats – you won’t get the same affect with fresh raspberries.
Hemp seeds – these help to make these high protein overnight oats – you could use chia seeds in their place if needed. However, you wont get the same protein content as hemp seeds are higher in protein.
Milk – since I’m mainly dairy free, I use unsweetened almond milk, but you can use regular milk too. If using a non-dairy milk, I recommend almond milk or coconut milk.
Clean food tip: if using non-dairy milk, look for milk that contains just the source of the milk (i.e. almonds), water, and potentially salt and/or vanilla flavor. Make sure it’s unsweetened, too! I love Malk and Elmhurst. A lot of non-dairy milks contain some sort of gum (like guar gum) – this is generally deemed safe, but some people can be sensitive to these added gums.
Almond butter
Clean food tip: Make sure your almond butter contains just almonds, and maybe salt. You don’t want to see any added oils or sugars listed on the ingredient list.
How to Make Overnight Oats
This recipe for raspberry overnight oats is enough for 2 servings. You can either make these in 2 separate mason jars, or combine all ingredients together in one large container and divide out in the morning.
Step 1: Combine oats, milk, and hemp seeds. Mix until combined. Top with frozen raspberries and sliced almonds. You can either add the almond butter when you prep the oats, or you can add it in the morning when you are ready to eat (I like the almond butter at room temp so I add in the morning).
Step 2: Cover and place in fridge overnight! Then enjoy these high protein overnight oats!
Recipe FAQs
Nope, mix the uncooked oats with the other ingredients. The oats will soak up the milk overnight, which will soften the oats.
Yes, fresh will work in these raspberry overnight oats. However, it won’t make the oats as sweet. Frozen berries have a nice sweet juice that helps to sweetened the oats. If you do use fresh, you may want to add a bit of pure maple syrup or honey.
Notes & Tips
Berries: You can really use any variation of frozen berries for these high protein overnight oats. Try switching up the berries if you’d like, but keep the hemp seeds, almond butter, and sliced almonds for the high protein content.
Storing: These raspberry overnight oats will stay good in the fridge for up to 3 days.
Making/prepping: I will typically make each serving in it’s own mason jar and then cover tightly and place in the fridge. You can also make both servings in one larger container and then portion out in the morning if desired.
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Raspberry Dream Overnight Oats
Ingredients
- 1 cup rolled oats (certified gluten free if needed)
- 1 1/4 cup milk of choice (see notes)
- 1/4 cup hemp seeds
- 1 cup frozen raspberries
- 2 tbsp. sliced almonds
- 2 tbsp. almond butter
Instructions
- Use 2 pint sized mason jars for individual servings. Place 1/2 cups oats, 1/2 cup + 2 tbsp. milk, and 2 tbsp. hemp seeds in each jar. Stir until oats are fully submerged in the milk.
- Top each jar with 1/2 cup frozen raspberries and 1 tbsp. sliced almonds. You can either add 1 tbsp. of the almond butter now, or in the morning before eating.
- Cover each jar and refrigerate overnight.
- Stir all ingredients (add almond butter if needed) and enjoy!
Notes
- I use plain unsweetened almond milk. If using non-dairy milk I recommend almond or coconut milk. Any dairy milk will work too if you’re not dairy free.
- I use pint-sized/16oz mason jars for each individual serving.
- If you don’t need them in individual jars, you can combine all ingredients in one large container, or bowl, and divide servings out in the morning as needed.
- Feel free to add a little pure maple syrup or honey if you want yours a little bit sweeter.
- I like adding my almond butter in the morning so it’s at room temperature (I like my almond butter room temp). But you can easily add to the oats at night too!
- If they are too thick for your liking, you can add more milk as needed in the morning.
- Oats will stay good in the fridge for up to 3 days.
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