
By Princess Frost
Pumpkin Pie Overnight Oats
Alert: Do not make while doing Whole30. Great for food reintroduction and food freedom stage!
It’s like a healthy version of pumpkin pie, and it’s perfect for this time of year when you have a little bit of left over pumpkin puree in your fridge that you need to use up.
Pumpkin pie for breakfast? Yes, please!
Updated at: Thu, 17 Aug 2023 12:05:53 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Great
Glycemic Index
56
Moderate
Glycemic Load
26
High
Nutrition per serving
Calories302.8 kcal (15%)
Total Fat8.2 g (12%)
Carbs47.1 g (18%)
Sugars13.8 g (15%)
Protein13.5 g (27%)
Sodium239.9 mg (12%)
Fiber8.4 g (30%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
1 servings

½ cupold fashioned rolled oats

½ cupunsweetened almond milk
plus more to thin if desired

¼ cupplain fat-free greek yogurt
I omit

1 pinchfine sea salt
or table salt

⅓ cuppumpkin puree

¼ tspcinnamon

1 pinchnutmeg

1 pinchcloves

⅛ tspvanilla extract

1 Tbspdried cranberries
for topping

1 Tbspunsalted pumpkin seeds
raw, for topping
Instructions
Step 1
Add oats, almond milk, yogurt and salt to a 16 oz. jar or bowl. Add mix-ins listed for desired flavor (don't add toppings until the next day). Stir then cover and refrigerate overnight. Thin with more almond milk if desired, add toppings if listed.
Step 2
NOTES:
Be sure to use old fashioned rolled oats here (not quick oats), or you won't get right consistency.
Step 3
Let your oats soak for at least 4 hours — or 8 hours for even creamier results.
Step 4
To keep things like nuts crisp, wait until the morning to add them so they keep that nice crunch.
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