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Gluten-Free Dairy-Free Coconut Milk Overnight Oats
Breakfast is my absolute favourite meal of the day and I am an oatmeal fiend. So much so that it's bordering on obsession, and when I saw the challenge to develop a recipe using Vita Coco's new coconut milk, I immediately thought of creamy oatmeal.Leave that from-the-packet stuff with lumps of dehydrated fruit in the back of your cupboard. I'm going to show you how to make your own fruit-filled, creamy oatmeal that is gluten-free, dairy-free, suitable for vegetarians and vegan-friendly. I've used raspberries and peaches because they're seasonal, go incredibly well with coconut and it was too tempting not to, but you can use any fruit you have on hand or whatever is seasonal.
This recipe is an entry into the Dairy-Free Style Your Breakfast challenge with Vita Coco and Foodies100. See more great breakfast ideas at http://vitacoco.com/uk. As such, this is a sponsored post for Vita Coco, however, all opinions remain my own and I was in no way influenced by the company. You can read my full disclosure policy, here.
Ingredients:
For the overnight oats2 teaspoons vanilla extract
40g gluten free rolled oats
60ml Vita Coco Coconut Milk
100ml water
For the topping
1/4 cup raspberries
1 peach
1 tablespoon desiccated coconut
drizzle honey or agave nectar
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Vita Coco's Coconut Milk Overnight Oats #TastesLikeNoUdder
Let me just tell you about this coconut milk. It truly #TastesLikeNoUdder. Some coconut things can taste like a bottle of suncream, which can be completely off putting, and traditional tinned coconut milk is usually a solidified lump. But this Vita Coco Coconut Milk is truly fantastic. It's stored in the fridge and comes in a large plastic bottle that is easy to open and it truly tastes great. I can't wait to use it in a savoury recipe!
This breakfast is full of coconut, y'all. The oats are soaked over night in the most gorgeous, luscious coconut milk making them dead creamy. They're topped with fresh fruit and a scattering of desiccated coconut and finished with just a drizzle of honey. I'm telling you, this is one decadent but easy breakfast. I warmed my oats up the next morning before adding my toppings and they were absolutely delicious.
I really love overnight oats too! You've inspired me to make some for the week ahead!
ReplyDeleteYou really can't argue with a meal that makes itself, can you?! What flavours have you put in yours???
DeleteI love overnight oats. I normally make them with hazelnut or almond milk, but I'll have to give coconut milk a go sometime.
ReplyDeleteHi Kacie,
DeleteYou know, I've never tried hazelnut milk! It's definitely on my list! Would you say it's a bit sweeter than almond milk? Or does it differ at all?