This is my new favourite breakfast or evening snack ππ.
Ingredients:
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οΈ3 tbsp Traditional Greek yoghurt (full fat) for probiotics
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οΈa handful of raspberries for antioxidants and fibre
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οΈ1 nectarine for vitamins and fibre
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οΈ3 tbsp jumbo rolled oats for avenanthramides and beta-glucan
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οΈ1 tbsp chia seeds for omega-3 fatty acids (in the form of ALA) and fibre
π‘Fun fact: Oats contain polyphenols called avenanthramides, which are anti-inflammatory and stimulate the production of nitric oxide, which helps dilate blood vessels and support healthy blood flowβincluding to the brainπ§
I like to make overnight oats between 20 mins to 2 hours before eating; the shorter prep time is a tip suggested by Gordon Ramsay in his Bircher muesli recipe- check out his technique!π¨βπ³
To sweeten this without added sugars, you can add vanilla extract or vanilla seeds.
Nutrition Tip: Whether you choose full-fat or 0% fat Greek yoghurt depends on your individual health goals. If you are managing high cholesterol and monitoring your daily saturated fat intake, 0% fat Greek yoghurt is a lower-saturated-fat choice. Alternatively, if you are managing insulin resistance, full-fat Greek yoghurt provides additional fat to help slow gastric emptying and stabilise blood sugar responses.
How do you enjoy your overnight oats?