Sweet & Tart Rhubarb Overnight Oats

Delicious Rhubarb Overnight Oats: Your Healthy & Easy Meal Prep Breakfast

Finding genuinely healthy and deliciously flavorful rhubarb recipes can sometimes feel like a treasure hunt. But look no further! These Easy Rhubarb Overnight Oats are a perfect blend of wholesome ingredients and vibrant taste, making them an ideal choice for busy mornings. Crafted for convenience and packed with nutrients, they are an excellent solution for your meal prep needs, offering a quick microwave rhubarb purée that simplifies the entire process. Beyond being a hearty and satisfying healthy breakfast, overnight oats, especially those made with steel-cut oats, are an exceptional source of dietary fiber, contributing significantly to your daily well-being.

Two jars of creamy Rhubarb Overnight Oats, topped with fresh rhubarb slices and a sprinkle of coconut, ready for a healthy breakfast.

Rhubarb truly shines during its peak season, which typically spans from late April through late June, varying slightly by region. This particular recipe draws inspiration from our popular Healthy Bananas Foster Overnight Oats, bringing a delightful tartness and unique flavor profile to your morning routine. If you’re a fan of rhubarb’s distinctive taste, you’re going to absolutely adore this overnight oats recipe. It offers a refreshing change from traditional breakfast options and can be enjoyed cold straight from the fridge or gently warmed for a cozy start to your day.

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Why We Love This Healthy Rhubarb Oats Recipe!

These Rhubarb Overnight Oats aren’t just a meal; they’re a lifestyle upgrade. Here’s why this recipe will quickly become a favorite in your kitchen:

  • Keeps You Full for Longer: Thanks to the robust nature of steel-cut oats, which are digested slowly, you’ll experience sustained energy and feel satisfied for hours. This makes them perfect for busy mornings when you need a breakfast that truly lasts.
  • Simple & Quick to Prepare: With minimal active cooking time, primarily for the rhubarb purée, this recipe is incredibly easy to assemble. It’s designed for efficiency, letting you enjoy a gourmet-tasting breakfast with little effort.
  • Excellent for Meal Prepping: Prepare a batch on Sunday evening, and you’ll have delicious, nutritious breakfasts ready to grab from the fridge for up to four days. This saves invaluable time during the hectic weekdays.
  • Perfect On-the-Go Breakfast: Stored in convenient mason jars, these overnight oats are ideal for taking to work, school, or anywhere your day takes you. No mess, no fuss, just wholesome goodness whenever you need it.
  • Versatile Rhubarb Options: Whether you have fresh rhubarb from your garden, frozen rhubarb from last season, or even a pre-made rhubarb compote or stewed rhubarb with strawberry gelatin, this recipe is adaptable to what you have on hand, ensuring you can enjoy it year-round.

Craving more rhubarb-infused breakfast delights? Don’t miss out on these 15 Rhubarb Breakfast Recipes for additional inspiration!

🥘 Essential Ingredients for Rhubarb Overnight Oats

This recipe truly celebrates the distinct flavor of rhubarb. We focus on its natural tang and rich taste, proving that you don’t always need strawberries to make rhubarb shine. While strawberries are a classic pairing, these oats highlight rhubarb’s unique profile, enhanced by complementary flavors.

For this recipe, we specifically recommend steel-cut oats due to their incredible texture and higher fiber content. However, if you prefer, you can substitute with old-fashioned rolled oats. Just remember to adjust the milk ratio to ¾ cup per jar instead of 1 cup, as rolled oats absorb liquid differently. It is crucial to avoid using quick or instant oats, as they will result in a mushy consistency that doesn’t hold up well overnight.

Here’s a detailed look at the key ingredients you’ll need for this delightful overnight oat recipe:

Labeled glass bowls displaying all the fresh and wholesome ingredients required for preparing healthy rhubarb overnight oats.
  • Uncooked Steel-Cut Oats: These oats are minimally processed, offering a wonderfully hearty and chewy texture that withstands overnight soaking. They are also packed with soluble fiber, which is excellent for digestive health and helps keep you feeling full longer.
  • Rhubarb: The star of the show! You have the flexibility to use fresh rhubarb, frozen rhubarb (which is excellent for off-season enjoyment), or even a prepared rhubarb compote. Rhubarb provides a refreshing tartness that is the cornerstone of this recipe’s flavor.
  • Unsweetened Coconut: This ingredient adds a fantastic layer of texture and a subtle, tropical sweetness that beautifully complements the tartness of the rhubarb, creating a balanced and rich flavor profile.
  • Low-Fat Milk: We opt for 1% milk to keep the calorie count balanced while still providing creamy richness. Feel free to use your preferred milk type, including dairy-free alternatives.
  • Orange Extract: A secret weapon! Just a hint of orange extract introduces a bright, zesty citrus note that elevates the rhubarb flavor, adding a refreshing zing without overpowering the main ingredient.

*For a complete list of ingredients and precise quantities, please refer to the detailed recipe card below.

📖 Rhubarb Overnight Oats: Variations, Substitutions, and Toppings

One of the best aspects of overnight oats is their incredible versatility. This recipe is highly adaptable, allowing you to tailor it to your dietary needs, taste preferences, or what you simply have available in your pantry. Experiment with these variations to make your Rhubarb Overnight Oats truly your own!

  • Milk Options: The choice of milk can significantly impact the creaminess and nutritional profile of your oats. You can use non-fat skim milk, low-fat 1% milk, 2% milk, or whole milk for varying levels of richness. For a dairy-free and plant-based option, almond milk, soy milk, oat milk, or even coconut milk (for extra coconut flavor) work wonderfully.
  • Sweetener Alternatives: While brown sugar adds a lovely caramel note that pairs beautifully with rhubarb, you can easily substitute it with other sweeteners. Consider white sugar, maple syrup for a rich, earthy sweetness, agave nectar, honey, or a sugar-free alternative like monk fruit sweetener to reduce calories and sugar content. Adjust the quantity to your preferred level of sweetness.
  • Oat Types: As mentioned, steel-cut oats are recommended for their hearty texture. If using old-fashioned rolled oats, reduce the milk to ¾ cup per jar (3 cups total for the recipe) to achieve the right consistency, as they absorb less liquid. A crucial reminder: Do NOT use quick or instant oats. Their fine processing will result in a mushy, unappealing texture when left to soak overnight. For a softer steel-cut oat experience, try Quick Cooking Steel Cut Oats if you want the benefits without the intense chewiness.
  • Rhubarb Forms: Feel free to use fresh, vibrant rhubarb stalks when in season, or readily available frozen rhubarb. For ultimate convenience, use any leftover plain stewed rhubarb or strawberry rhubarb compote you might have on hand. Remember that “stewed” and “compote” generally refer to similar preparations of cooked fruit.
  • Orange Flavor Boost: If you don’t have orange extract, or prefer a fresh alternative, you can substitute it with 1 teaspoon of finely grated orange zest. Simply add the zest to the rhubarb while it’s cooking to infuse it with a bright, citrusy aroma and flavor.
  • Extra Toppings for Customization: While delicious on its own, adding toppings can elevate your overnight oats experience. Consider a sprinkle of chopped nuts (almonds, walnuts, pecans) for crunch, additional coconut flakes, a drizzle of maple syrup or honey, or fresh berries (strawberries, raspberries, blueberries) for an extra burst of flavor and color.

🔪 How to Make Rhubarb Overnight Oats: Step-by-Step Guide

Preparing these delicious Rhubarb Overnight Oats is a straightforward process, largely thanks to the overnight soaking method and quick microwave rhubarb preparation. Follow these easy steps to create your healthy and flavorful breakfast:

Four mason jars containing a dry mixture of cinnamon, oats, chia seeds, and unsweetened coconut, ready for liquids to be added.
  1. Step 1: Begin by preparing your individual jars. In each of four small glass jars (ideally 16 oz mason jars for ample space), combine ½ cup of uncooked steel-cut oats, ¼ cup of unsweetened coconut flakes, 2 teaspoons of chia seeds, and 1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon. Give them a quick stir to ensure the dry ingredients are well distributed.
A measuring cup filled with milk, infused with vanilla and orange extract, ready to be poured into the oat mixtures.
  1. Step 2: In a separate pourable measuring cup, mix the vanilla extract and orange extract thoroughly into the low-fat milk. This ensures the flavors are evenly distributed before adding to the oats.
Milk and extract mixture being poured into a mason jar containing the dry overnight oats ingredients.
  1. Step 3: Carefully pour the milk mixture over the oat blend in each mason jar. Divide the total milk equally among the four jars, so each jar receives approximately 1 cup of liquid.
A spoon gently stirring the milk into the oat mixture within a glass mason jar mug, ensuring all ingredients are well combined.
  1. Step 4: Using a spoon, gently stir the contents of each jar. Make sure all the oats and other dry ingredients are submerged in the milk to ensure proper hydration and even flavor distribution.
One mason jar of overnight oats is covered with a lid, while another sits uncovered, illustrating the storage method.
  1. Step 5: Cover each jar tightly with a lid and refrigerate them overnight. For optimal texture and flavor development, we recommend letting them soak for at least 10 hours. This allows the steel-cut oats to soften perfectly and absorb all the delicious flavors.
Chunks of rhubarb cooked in a clear glass bowl, softened and ready for the next step of puréeing.
  1. Step 6: Meanwhile, prepare the rhubarb purée. If using fresh rhubarb, place it in a microwave-safe bowl with 2 tablespoons of water and cook for 3-4 minutes, or until tender. If using frozen rhubarb, no water is needed; simply microwave for about 6 minutes. Once cooked, drain the rhubarb through a fine-mesh sieve to remove excess liquid.
Cooked rhubarb being pureed to a smooth consistency in a food processor, ready for sweetening.
  1. Step 7: Transfer the cooked and drained rhubarb to a food processor or blender. Process until it reaches a smooth, consistent purée. You should yield just over a cup of purée from this amount of rhubarb.
Smooth rhubarb purée in a clear glass bowl with a spoon, after brown sugar has been incorporated, enhancing its flavor.
  1. Step 8: Stir in 4 tablespoons of brown sugar into the warm rhubarb purée. Mix well until the sugar is fully dissolved and incorporated, adjusting sweetness to your preference.
A bowl of sweetened rhubarb purée covered with plastic wrap, securely sealed for refrigeration.
  1. Step 9: Transfer the sweetened rhubarb purée to a separate bowl or container. Cover it tightly (using a lid or plastic wrap) and refrigerate it alongside your oats until the morning.
Two jars of rhubarb overnight oats, with vibrant rhubarb purée added, garnished with a sprinkle of coconut and a cinnamon stick, ready to be enjoyed.
  1. Step 10: In the morning, retrieve your chilled overnight oats and rhubarb purée. Add an equal portion of the rhubarb purée to each of the four jars, gently dividing it. For an appealing finish, garnish with a sprinkle of unsweetened coconut and a cinnamon stick.
A hand stirring rhubarb overnight oats in a jar, blending the vibrant rhubarb purée with the creamy oat base.

Once the rhubarb purée is added, stir everything together thoroughly. These Rhubarb Overnight Oats are delicious enjoyed cold, straight from the fridge. However, if you prefer a warm breakfast, simply remove the lid and heat a single serving in the microwave for about 30 seconds. Taste and add any additional sugar or sweetener if you desire a sweeter profile.

Expert Recipe Tips for Perfect Rhubarb Overnight Oats

Achieve consistently perfect and delicious Rhubarb Overnight Oats every time with these valuable tips and tricks:

  • Use Steel-Cut Oats for a Hearty Texture: While rolled oats are common, steel-cut oats are a game-changer for overnight oats. Their less processed nature results in a wonderfully chewy, satisfying texture that stands up beautifully to soaking. This also means they take longer to digest, keeping you feeling fuller and energized for a significantly longer period, preventing those mid-morning hunger pangs. If you opt for old-fashioned rolled oats, remember to reduce the milk to ¾ cup per jar to prevent a runny, overly thin consistency.
  • Microwave Rhubarb for Quick Prep: Don’t let the thought of cooking rhubarb deter you! The microwave is your best friend for quickly preparing the rhubarb purée. A few minutes with a little water for fresh rhubarb, or slightly longer without water for frozen, transforms tough stalks into a tender base for your purée. This method saves considerable time compared to stovetop cooking and is perfect for a busy schedule.
  • Make-Ahead for Ultimate Meal Prep: One of the greatest advantages of overnight oats is their meal prep potential. These Rhubarb Overnight Oats can be prepared and stored in the fridge for up to 4 days, making them an ideal solution for convenient, healthy breakfasts throughout the week. Store them in individual mason jars for an effortless grab-and-go option that’s always ready when you are.
  • Customize with Delightful Toppings: While the oats are delicious on their own, don’t shy away from personalizing them with extra toppings. For added crunch, nutrition, and flavor, consider stirring in chopped nuts (like walnuts or pecans), extra coconut flakes, a sprinkle of granola, a dollop of yogurt, or a handful of fresh berries or other seasonal fruit just before serving.
  • Enjoy Cold or Warm It Up: The beauty of overnight oats is their versatility. They are traditionally enjoyed cold, straight from the refrigerator, offering a refreshing and cooling breakfast. However, if you prefer a warm, comforting start to your day, simply remove the lid from your jar and microwave for approximately 30 seconds until warmed through.
  • Easily Make It Dairy-Free: Adapting this recipe to be dairy-free is incredibly simple. Just swap out regular cow’s milk for your favorite plant-based milk alternative, such as almond milk, soy milk, or oat milk. The taste and texture will remain fantastic, making it suitable for various dietary preferences.
  • Utilize Rhubarb Compote for Convenience: If you’re lucky enough to have leftover stewed rhubarb or a prepared rhubarb compote, you can completely bypass the rhubarb-cooking step. This is a fantastic shortcut! Simply add your already prepared rhubarb mixture to the oats in the morning, saving you even more time and effort.

Equipment

To prepare your Rhubarb Overnight Oats, you’ll need a few basic kitchen tools. A sturdy cutting board and a sharp knife are essential for preparing the fresh rhubarb. For cooking the rhubarb quickly, a microwave-safe bowl is highly recommended. The most crucial items are 4 individual glass jars for soaking and serving the oats. I personally find 16 oz mason jar mugs to be ideal, as they provide ample space for all ingredients and toppings. However, smaller 8 oz or 12 oz jars can also be used; you might just get more servings or need to adjust the recipe accordingly. A food processor or blender will be needed to achieve that perfectly smooth rhubarb purée. *For recommended equipment photos and direct links to purchase, please check the recipe card below.

🌡️ Storage Best Practices

These delightful Rhubarb Overnight Oats are perfect for meal prepping and can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. Always ensure the jars are tightly sealed to maintain freshness and prevent any absorption of refrigerator odors. Unfortunately, these overnight oats do not freeze well; the texture of both the oats and the rhubarb purée tends to become undesirable after thawing. For best results, always store them in the fridge and enjoy them within the recommended timeframe.

A jar of Rhubarb Overnight Oats with two more blurred jars in the background, showcasing the vibrant pink purée and a sprinkle of coconut.

👪 Serving Size Flexibility

This recipe is designed to yield 4 generous servings, with each serving filling a 16 oz jar. For many, a single 16 oz serving can actually be enjoyed over two separate breakfasts, making this recipe incredibly economical and flexible. If you prefer smaller portions, you can easily use 8 oz or 12 oz jars, which would naturally increase the number of individual servings. Alternatively, for larger gatherings or if you wish to prepare a bigger batch for the week, you can conveniently double or even triple the recipe. Simply click on the serving number in the recipe card below and select your desired quantity; the ingredient measurements will automatically adjust, saving you the hassle of manual calculations. This adaptability makes these overnight oats a fantastic option for a breakfast potluck or catering to various appetites.

🔢 Weight Watchers (WW) Points

For those tracking their intake, this delicious Rhubarb Overnight Oats recipe is approximately 8 Weight Watchers (WW) points per half-jar serving (which translates to 8 oz), assuming you use non-fat milk. This portion size represents a true single serving for many WW members. If you’re looking to further reduce the point value, consider opting for a zero-point sweetener such as monk fruit or stevia in place of brown sugar. Always double-check the latest WW program guidelines and calculate points based on the specific ingredients you use to ensure accuracy.

🥗 What to Serve with Rhubarb Overnight Oats: Perfect Pairings

These Rhubarb Overnight Oats are wonderfully satisfying on their own, but they also pair beautifully with a variety of beverages and side dishes to create a more complete and delightful breakfast or brunch spread. While a classic glass of orange juice is always a refreshing complement, consider elevating your meal with something special. Our vibrant Raspberry Mimosa Mocktail (as pictured!) offers a festive, non-alcoholic option that perfectly balances the tartness of the rhubarb with a touch of fruity sweetness.

A elegant glass of Raspberry Mimosa Mocktail, garnished with fresh raspberries, a perfect companion for a healthy breakfast.

For a more substantial meal, consider these healthy side dishes that complement the flavors of the oats:

  • Air Fryer Turkey Sausage: A lean protein option that adds a savory contrast to the sweet and tart oats.
  • Classic Fruit Salad with Honey-Lime Dressing: A refreshing medley of fresh fruits, enhancing the natural sweetness of your breakfast.
  • Roasted Red Pepper Egg White Bites: A light and flavorful protein boost, perfect for a balanced meal.

❔ Recipe FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about making the best Rhubarb Overnight Oats? We’ve got answers to some common queries to ensure your breakfast is a success!

What’s the difference between steel-cut oats and old-fashioned oats, and why does it matter for overnight oats?

Steel-cut oats and old-fashioned oats (also known as rolled oats) both come from the same oat kernels, but their processing differs significantly. Steel-cut oats are oat groats that have been cut into two or three smaller pieces, giving them a more coarse, firm, and chewy texture. They also typically contain slightly more fiber. Old-fashioned oats, on the other hand, are steamed and then rolled flat into flakes, making them quicker to cook. For overnight oats, steel-cut oats retain their structure and chewiness better after soaking, preventing them from becoming mushy, which can happen with rolled oats if not enough liquid reduction is made. It ensures a heartier and more satisfying breakfast.

Can I use orange zest instead of orange extract in this recipe?

Absolutely, you can! If you don’t have orange extract on hand, or if you simply prefer using fresh ingredients, substituting with 1 teaspoon of finely grated orange zest is an excellent alternative. The zest provides a bright, natural citrus flavor that complements the rhubarb beautifully. For the best results, add the orange zest to the rhubarb while it’s cooking in the microwave (or on the stovetop) so its oils and flavor can properly infuse into the purée.

Can I eat these rhubarb overnight oats warm, or are they strictly for cold consumption?

While overnight oats are traditionally enjoyed cold, straight from the refrigerator, their versatility allows you to warm them up if you prefer a cozy, warm breakfast. To do so, simply remove the lid from your jar of prepared oats and microwave for approximately 30 seconds, or until it reaches your desired temperature. Be careful not to overheat, as this can change the texture. They are delicious both ways, so feel free to choose whichever suits your preference!

Can I sweeten these oats without using brown sugar, or with a different type of sweetener?

Yes, absolutely! The recipe is quite flexible when it comes to sweeteners. Brown sugar provides a lovely depth and caramel note, but you can easily replace it with other options. Consider using maple syrup, honey, or agave nectar for liquid sweeteners, adjusting the amount to your taste. For a sugar-free alternative, monk fruit sweetener or stevia are excellent choices that allow you to enjoy the flavor without added sugars. Feel free to experiment to find your perfect balance of sweetness.

What exactly is rhubarb, and are all parts of it edible?

Rhubarb is a unique vegetable, often treated as a fruit in culinary applications, especially in desserts. It’s known for its distinct tart flavor and vibrant pink or reddish-green stalks. It’s a perennial plant, meaning it grows back year after year, and is particularly popular in spring and early summer. It’s important to note that *only the stalks* of the rhubarb plant are edible. The leaves contain high levels of oxalic acid, which can be toxic if consumed. Always discard the leaves before preparing rhubarb.

So, if you’re seeking a genuinely delicious and healthy Rhubarb Overnight Oats recipe that stands out from the typical strawberry pairings, you are absolutely going to love this easy and flavorful breakfast option!

And for more fantastic overnight oats inspiration, be sure to try our incredibly popular Oatmeal Raisin Cookie Overnight Oats too!

📋 More Delicious Rhubarb Recipes!

Rhubarb’s unique tartness and versatility make it a fantastic ingredient in many dishes. If you’ve enjoyed these overnight oats, you’ll definitely want to explore these other tempting rhubarb creations:

  • Classic Rhubarb Squares
  • Oatmeal Brown Sugar Rhubarb Cookies
  • Irresistible Sticky Rhubarb Pudding
  • Simple 2-Ingredient Rhubarb Lemonade

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Two jars of creamy Rhubarb Overnight Oats, topped with fresh rhubarb slices and a sprinkle of coconut, ready for a healthy breakfast.
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📋 Easy Rhubarb Overnight Oats Recipe

These healthy and flavorful Rhubarb Overnight Oats are loaded with healthy ingredients and are easy to make with a quick microwave rhubarb purée or leftover stewed rhubarb! They make a great meal prep breakfast and are perfect for taking on the go!
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Course: Breakfast, brunch, Snack
Cuisine: American, Canadian, North American
Special Diet: Gluten-free, Vegetarian, Weight Watchres
Servings: 4 servings
Calories: 524kcal
Author: Terri Gilson
Prep Time: 15 minutes
refrigeration: 10 hours
Total Time: 10 hours 15 minutes
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Equipment

  • 16 oz mason jars (or use 8 oz or 12 oz)
  • cutting board
  • sharp knife
  • food processor

Ingredients

  • 2 cup uncooked steel cut oats *see substitutions and variations if using old fashioned oats/rolled oats **Do NOT use quick oats
  • 3 cups rhubarb
  • 4 tbsps brown sugar
  • 1 cup unsweetened coconut
  • 4 teaspoons cinnamon
  • 2 ½ tbsps chia seeds
  • 4 cups low-fat milk
  • 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
  • 1 teaspoon orange extract
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Instructions

  • In each of the 4 glass jars, place ½ cup steel-cut oats, ¼ cup unsweetened coconut, 2 teaspoons of chia seeds, and1 teaspoon cinnamon.
    2 cup uncooked steel cut oats, 1 cup unsweetened coconut, 2 ½ tbsps chia seeds, 4 teaspoons cinnamon
  • Mix the vanilla extract orange extract into the milk in a pourable measuring cup.
    4 cups low-fat milk, 2 teaspoons vanilla extract, 1 teaspoon orange extract
  • Pour the milk into each mason jar, dividing equally by 4 (1 cup per jar).
  • Stir gently to mix.
  • Cover and refrigerate overnight (10 hours).
  • Cook rhubarb in microwave for 3-4 minutes if fresh, with 2 tablespoons water. and cook for 6 minutes if frozen (with no water). Drain rhubarb through a sieve.
    Alternatively, you can cook rhubarb on the stovetop if you don’t have a microwave.
    *Skip this step if using leftover stewed rhubarb
    3 cups rhubarb
  • Puree in food processor or blender untl smooth (you should get just over a cup)
  • Add brown sugar to rhubarb puree.
    4 tbsps brown sugar
  • Refrigerate pureed rhubarb in separate bowl of container covered/sealed.
  • In the morning, add rhubarb puree to oats, dividing evenly by all 4 jars. Add a little coconut and a cinnamon stick to garnish. Stir together.
  • Enjoy cold right out of the fridge, or remove lids and warm in the microwave for about 30 seconds.
    Add additional sugar or sweetener if desired.

Notes

Expert Recipe tips:
    • Use Steel-Cut Oats for a Hearty Texture. Steel-cut oats provide a chewy texture and take longer to digest, keeping you full longer. If using old-fashioned oats, reduce the milk to ¾ cup per jar to prevent a runny consistency.
    • Microwave Rhubarb for Quick Prep. Cooking rhubarb in the microwave with a little water saves time. If using frozen rhubarb, don’t add water-just microwave for 6 minutes and drain.
    • Make-Ahead for Meal Prep. These overnight oats last up to 4 days in the fridge, making them perfect for busy mornings. Store them in mason jars for an easy grab-and-go breakfast.
    • Customize with Toppings. For extra crunch and nutrition, add toppings like chopped nuts, coconut flakes, granola, or fresh fruit before serving.
    • Eat Cold or Warm It Up. These oats taste great straight from the fridge, but if you prefer a warm breakfast, microwave them for 30 seconds before eating.
    • Make It Dairy-Free. Swap out regular milk for almond, soy, or oat milk to make this recipe completely dairy-free.
    • Use Rhubarb Compote for Convenience. If you have leftover stewed rhubarb or rhubarb compote, you can skip the rhubarb-cooking step and simply mix it in!
🌡️Storage
Store these overnight oats in the fridge for up to 4 days. These ingredients don’t stand up well to freezing.

Nutrition

Serving: 16oz | Calories: 524kcal (26%) | Carbohydrates: 65g (22%) | Protein: 17g (34%) | Fat: 24g (37%) | Saturated Fat: 16g (100%) | Polyunsaturated Fat: 3g | Monounsaturated Fat: 3g | Trans Fat: 0.2g | Cholesterol: 19mg (6%) | Sodium: 130mg (6%) | Potassium: 914mg (26%) | Fiber: 13g (54%) | Sugar: 27g (30%) | Vitamin A: 344IU (7%) | Vitamin C: 8mg (10%) | Calcium: 466mg (47%) | Iron: 4mg (22%)
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