By Amber Fox
Overnight Berry Oats Low FODMAP gluten free
4 steps
Prep:20minCook:10min
We are trying low fodmap as a family and overnight oats came up. My boyfriend said he didn't like cold oatmeal. Challenge accepted. Everyone loves the taste and texture. I'm so grateful for an easy way to have a healthy, filling breakfast ready for the next 3 days!
Updated at: Tue, 31 Mar 2026 23:47:32 GMT
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Ingredients
3 servings
1 cupStrawberries
pureed for yummy consistency
½ cupraspberries
½ cupblueberries
2 Tbsmaple syrup
lemon juice
¼ cupWater
for berry topping
½ cupPecan milk
1 ½ cupsLactose-free Milk
or coconut or oat or rice or lactose-free of any kind - I used coconut and lactose-free 2%
½ cupwater
½ tspvanilla extract
½ cupAlmond butter
or peanut or cashew or Nutella or hazelnut
⅛ tspsalt
3 cupsold fashioned oats
½ cupchia seeds
Banana
smashed, optional
Instructions
Step 1
Cook berriers, syrup, lemon juice and water down until something for a bit and the raspberries fall apart.
Step 2
Blend water, milks, almond butter, vanilla, and salt. (Bananas as well if using.)
Step 3
Fold oats and chia seeds into milk mixture.
Step 4
Pour 1 1/4 cup of the oats mixture into a glass or metal jar or storage container. Top with 1/3 cup ish of the hot berry mixture.
Cover and refrigerate overnight. Enjoy for breakfast, lunch or snack!
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