Peach Cobbler Overnight Oats

These Peach Cobbler Overnight Oats are creamy, delicious, and taste like a piece of peach cobbler! This overnight oats recipe is quick, easy, and packed with nutrients.

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What are overnight oats?

If you haven’t had overnight oatmeal, it is a method of making oatmeal a bit differently than usual. Instead of cooking oats on your stovetop or microwave and eating them warm, overnight oats are cooked by being soaked with ingredients in the fridge overnight.

By having the oats soak in the fridge, they will absorb the liquid and be ready to eat without being cooked in the typical way.

Peach cobbler overnight oats

These Peach Cobbler Overnight Oats are creamy, delicious, and taste like a piece of peach cobbler! This overnight oats recipe is quick, easy, and packed with nutrients.

To make this recipe, it’s as simple as adding all of the ingredients to a jar, shaking well, and letting it sit in the fridge overnight.

This recipe can be made the night before or even on the weekend so it’s a great meal prep option!

This healthy breakfast option offers a high amount of protein and delicious flavors that will give you so much energy. Start your day with these awesome Peach Cobbler Overnight Oats!

What ingredients do I need?

• Oats – Oatmeal is one my breakfast staples because it’s a slow-digesting carbohydrate that will steadily provide energy. For this recipe, the oats are “cooked” by being mixed with other ingredients and sitting in the fridge overnight. I would suggest quick oats.
• Chia seeds – A scoop of chia seeds doesn’t add flavor, but several nutrients. They can also help thicken up the oatmeal for a creamy texture.
• Almond milk – The almond milk is going to help “cook” the oats and serve as the liquid that the oats will absorb.
• Greek yogurt – Greek yogurt is going to make the oats extra creamy. It is also an awesome source of protein! A plain or vanilla flavor will work great, but for extra peach flavor you can use a peach greek yogurt.
• Vanilla – A little bit of vanilla will add some extra sweetness to the oats.
• Peaches – These wouldn't be peach cobbler oats without peaches! A fresh peach chopped however you like will work great for this recipe.
• Cinnamon - Some cinnamon will add great flavor to these oats. Plus, there are awesome health benefits to cinnamon.
• Honey Bear Bites – The key to the cobbler texture of the recipe is to add crushed honey bear bites (or graham crackers or teddy grahams). The crumbled honey crackers will be such a treat with peach.
• Chopped Pecans - Pecans are usually a critical ingredient to peach cobbler so adding a few of these will give some crunch, flavor, and healthy fats to the oats.
• Optional Add-Ins: Vanilla protein powder, cashew butter, syrup, honey, stevia, slivered almonds, coconut, etc.

What substitutions can I make?

• Oats – Because this recipe is for overnight oats, you definitely need some sort of oats. I use quick oats but you could use gluten-free, flavored, or whatever kind you like best.
• Chia seeds – This is an optional ingredient and the recipe will still turn out great if you don’t add these seeds.
• Almond milk – Any other kind of milk will work well for this recipe so you can choose whatever matches your dietary needs.
• Peaches - Peaches are a necessity for this recipe! If you don't have a fresh peach, frozen will also work.
• Greek yogurt – I would recommend keeping yogurt so you definitely get a creamy texture, but you could use any kind of yogurt. For example, greek, low-fat, or dairy-free options will all work.
• Honey Bear Bites – I would definitely add some sort of graham cracker addition, whether it’s a regular graham cracker or honey teddy graham. My favorite are Honey Bear Bites because they’re packed with protein!
• Vanilla and Cinnamon – I like to add vanilla and cinnamon for the flavor, but you could leave these out and it would be okay.
• Chopped Pecans – Adding a few of these will create more of a peach cobbler flavor and texture for the oats, but it will still taste great without them!

Is this recipe healthy?

Each person has their own definition of healthy, and this recipe absolutely is healthy for me! This recipe has a balance of carbohydrates, protein, and healthy fats.

This recipe is packed with protein and has 19 grams per serving.

I love that I can eat this for breakfast and it will keep me full and fueled until lunch!

How long does this take to make?

This recipe is incredibly quick and easy! It will take 5 minutes for you to gather the ingredients, add ingredients to the jar, and clean up.

How do I make this recipe?

• Gather all ingredients.
• Combine all ingredients into one jar.
• Shake well until all ingredients are mixed together.
• Refrigerate overnight.
• Enjoy straight from the jar or pour into a bowl and add additional toppings.

How can I store these?

You can make these oats ahead of time and store them in the fridge for up to 5 days.

When should I make this recipe?

You can make this recipe the night before you need it, at the beginning of the week, or at least 4 hours before you’re hoping to eat it.

Looking for more recipes?

If you haven’t guessed, I’m a big breakfast fan! Search my breakfast recipes for more easy, healthy breakfast ideas. Here are some additional overnight oatmeal recipes:

• Healthy Overnight Oats Recipe Roundup
• Almond Joy Overnight Oats
• Key Lime Pie Overnight Oats
• Peanut Butter Overnight Oats
• Cookies and Cream Overnight Oats

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