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BreakfastChocolate overnight oats
This is a chocolate overnight oats with coconut and a chocolate truffle which is perfect for breakfast!
Ingredients
- Overnight oats⬇️
- 2dl Oats
- 2dl Almond or oat milk
- 1 tbsp Cocoa powder
- 1 tbsp Honey or maple syrup
- 1 tbsp Coconut flakes (optional)
- Chocolate truffle⬇️
- About 4 square’s 85% cocoa dark chocolate (I used the lindor)
- 2/1,5 tbsp Coconut milk
Instructions
- 1Mix oats, milk, cocoa, and sweetener in a mixer
- 2Pour the oats in a glass or bowl
- 3Melt the chocolate in a water bath and once the chocolate have melted add the coconut milk
- 4When it’s mixed take it off the stove and pour it over the oats
- 5(Optional) melt the chocolate in a water bath without coconut milk and pour it over the oats so you can crack it the next day or sprinkle coconut flakes
- 6Put the oats in the fridge over the night and enjoy!❤️
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Certified GF oats matter
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Almond flour > rice flour
Higher fiber, higher protein, better texture. Worth the extra cost in baked goods.
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Chia thickens, no gluten needed
A tablespoon of chia in dressings or sauces gives body the way wheat flour does — minus the gluten and plus the fiber.
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Read labels on oats and granola
GF-friendly brands flag it on the front. Anything that doesn't is probably cross-contaminated.
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