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Overnight oats may be a quicker, grab-and-go alternative to other breakfast options, but that doesn’t mean it takes any shortcuts when it comes to its benefits. Instead of stressing out early morning, struggling to find something fast and easy, and making poor dallas filipino restaurant choices, these oats require only a few minutes of your time the night before, while all the magic happens overnight.
We’ve created a version of overnight oats with Quaker Oats that’s a grown-up, nutritious take on a childhood favorite. Avocado is the ingredient of choice for many health-conscious people today, and has become so popular that you’re bound to see a toast or rice bowl version of it on a menu. But for a lot of Filipinos, the creamy green fruit was used in sweeter applications during their childhood. Avocado ice candy was a special treat when mango just couldn’t cut it, and sometimes the fruit was eaten alone with just some milk and sugar (or even condensed milk, if you were feeling more indulgent).
This recipe recognizes those nostalgic roots, and brings them back to the healthy eater today, replacing sugar and condensed milk with a dose of honey. Adding avocado to your already nutrient-rich oats also tosses in extra vitamins and good fats, making this perfect for your breakfast repertoire.
Sweet Avocado Overnight Oats
Yield: 1 serving
Time: 10 minutes + overnight
Ingredients:
- 1/2 cup Quaker Oats
- ¾ cup milk
- 1/2 medium avocado (about 1/4 cup mashed)
- 3 tbsp honey + 1 tbsp
- 1 tbsp chopped almonds (optional)
Procedure:
- In a small jar, whisk together milk, mashed avocado, and honey until well combined.
- Add oats to the airtight container and stir.
- Top with chopped avocado, close the jar, and leave the oats to soak overnight.
- The next day, top with remaining honey. Add almonds for crunch if desired.
