A simple breakfast recipe that is made the night before. Mix up your ingredients for this Peanut Butter Banana Overnight Oats and set them in the fridge all night for a simple and easy breakfast you can grab in the morning.
Easy breakfast are a must, especially when you are not a morning person. I love oatmeal and making it homemade with all my favorite toppings is the best. I love these overnight oats because I can make everything the night before or even days before and have breakfast ready for me in the morning. I like to microwave mine and add a little more milk in the morning but when I am in a rush I will just eat it cold and it’s delicious!
How to make Peanut Butter Banana Overnight Oats:
Step One: Add oats, sliced banana, brown sugar, and peanut butter into a mason jar in that order.
Step Two: Next pour milk into the mason jar and place lid on.
Step Three: Shake well and place in the fridge overnight.
Step Four: Eat right from the fridge in the morning or heat in the microwave. Add more milk as needed.
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Breakfast prep of peanut butter and banana and oats.
- 3/4 cup Rolled oats
- 1/2 diced Banana
- 2 tablespoon Brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon Peanut butter
- 3/4 cup Milk
- Add oats, sliced banana, brown sugar, and peanut butter into a mason jar.
- Pour milk over all ingredients then place the lid on your jar. Shake well and place in the fridge overnight.
- Eat right from the fridge in the morning or heat in the microwave. Add more milk as needed.
Hi Miriam,
My calorie counter pulls from a list that it is programmed with but what you use could change the calories. For example, if you use skim milk or almond milk instead of whole milk. I low fat peanut butter could really change the calories. Even different brand oats and these calories are just a starting point considering that everyone that makes this with different brands. I hope that helps and you enjoy the recipe.
527 calories. That sounds absurd.