Three jars of overnight oats with berries, peanut butter, chia, and flax.

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Simple, healthy, adaptable, and so very tasteeeee. Berry overnight oats are my new thing. And should also be your new thing if they aren’t already.

Why?!

Because I said so. Juuust kidding.

But not really.

A jar of overnight oats with greek yogurt, berries, and peanut butter. Topped with chopped peanuts, berry chia jam, and toasted coconut flakes.

No really. They should definitely be your new breakfast thing because with just a handful of ingredients, only 5 minutes prep time, and an overnight stay in the fridge while you’re getting your beauty rest, this oaty mixture will become thick and creamy and will be ready and waiting to feed your hungry food soul in the morning when you open up your purtty eyeballs.

And the morning after that.

Our breakfast meal prep game just got strong ya’ll.

All of the ingredients for the overnight oats are setout in little bowls on a white countertop.

Everyone will love this overnight oat recipe. Vegetarians, vegans, omnivores, carnivores, gluten-free-ers, oat eaters, berry eaters, peanut butter & jelly lovers, people with hectic mornings, hungry-as-soon-as-they-wake-up people, and people who like to eat their food out of cute jars.

Everyone.

Except for maybe the people who shudder at the idea of cold oatmeal. Those people will require some subtle coaxing and peer pressure. But it won’t take much. (insert evil laugh)

Okay, this just took a weird turn.

Forget that last little bit and just focus on the part about eating out of cute jars. Also take notice that these oats have peanut butter AND berry chia jam in it. Peanut butter & jelly was always destined for more than just a sandwich.

A bowl of healthy overnight oats ingredients like flax seeds, chia seeds, cinnamon, rolled oats, oatmilk, and greek yogurt.

A bowl of overnight oatmeal is mixed and ready to be placed in the fridge to thicken.

So how about that berry chia seed jam…

The recipe for the jam is from my Instant Pot Blackberry Chia Jam recipe. It’s an insanely easy recipe and uses no refined sugars or pectin. I flip flop between raspberry and blackberry (specifically the marionberry blackberry, yummm) chia jam because if you’ve been hanging with me for a while you know I got a thing for those two kinds of berries. You can’t go wrong either way. Both berries are crazy delish in these overnight oats.

And HEAR ME ON THIS –> You absolutely do not need to wait around for berry season to make a batch of stellar berry jam.

Grab a bag of frozen Oregon raspberries or blackberries from your grocer’s freezer section ANY TIME of the year and know that Oregon berry farmers have raised those little berry babies with all the sweetness and love that could be stuffed inside a juicy berry. They’re economical, perfectly ripe, and because they’re frozen within 24 hours of being picked, maximum nutrition, juiciness, and tastiness are locked in. BOOM.

And ooooh mama, they are so tasty in these creamy, peanut buttery oats.

Overhead view of three jars of healthy overnight oats topped with chopped peanuts, berry chia jam, toasted coconut flakes, and a drizzle of peanut butter.

Here’s what I love about these berry overnight oats:

Super simple breakfast meal prep.
The flavor combo of cinnamon, peanut butter, golden flax, and oats is like a cozy tastebud hug.
Berry Chia Jam! Berries in the middle. And on the top. And not gonna complain if you even put some on the bottom. Peanut butter overnight oats with Oregon berries are a winning combo.
Adaptable: To be vegan or not. That is up to you. Whichever type of dairy/non-dairy milk and yogurt you choose to use in this recipe, it will still be tasty.
Satisfying & Filling: high in fiber so you’ll feel fuller for longer which is definitely needed for those busy, hectic mornings when fitting in a snack before lunch just doesn’t happen.
Healthy & Wholesome: no refined sugars, just unprocessed, heart-healthy ingredients.
So tasteeee. Even cold.

Three jars of healthy overnight oats topped with chopped peanuts, berry chia jam, toasted coconut flakes, and a drizzle of peanut butter.

Even though these overnight oats stray from my typical morning bowl of hot oatmeal, they do not disappoint. And for the hot oatmeal purists out there, you could warm them in the microwave if you’d like. BUT FIRST, be brave and try them. Cold. They really are super tasty straight out of the fridge.

I pinky promise.

Two jars of healthy overnight oatmeal with berries and peanut butter.

If you make these tasty berry overnight oats, be sure to leave a comment or give this recipe a rating! I love hearing from you and finding out what you think of the recipe or how you even adapted it to make it your own! And don’t forget to snap a photo and tag @passmesometasty on Instagram so I can see! ♡

Berry Overnight Oats

Author: Shannon Emery
Prep Time: 5 minutes + 3 hours chill time
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes + 3 hours chill time
Yield: 3 Servings 1x

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Simple, healthy, super tasty. These berry overnight oats require just a handful of ingredients, 5 minutes prep time, and an overnight stay in the fridge. Naturally sweetened, gluten-free, and a perfect breakfast to start off your day!

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Ingredients

Overnight Oats

1 batch of blackberry or raspberry chia jam (see notes)
1 cup gluten-free old fashioned rolled oats
1/2 cup greek yogurt (or sub any yogurt you prefer)
1 cup unsweetened, plain oat milk (or sub other dairy-free milk or regular milk)
2 tablespoons crunchy peanut butter (or sub creamy)
1 tablespoon pure maple syrup
1 tablespoon chia seeds
1 tablespoon golden flax seeds
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

Optional toppings

another dollop of berry chia jam
toasted coconut flakes
roasted & unsalted peanuts, chopped
peanut butter for drizzling on top

Instructions

Make a batch of berry chia jam following my recipe for Instant Pot Blackberry Chia Jam.
To a medium bowl with a lid, add oats, yogurt, oat milk, peanut butter, maple syrup, chia seeds, flax seeds, and cinnamon and stir until fully combined.
Seal the bowl with a lid and place in the refrigerator overnight (or for 2-3 hours) to soak and thicken.
Remove oats from the fridge and give them one more final stir.
Using 3 small jars, approx. 8 ounces each (I use these jars), place a 1/2 cup of the overnight oats into each jar followed by 2 tablespoons of the berry chia jam. Top off each jar with another 1/4 cup of the overnight oats.
Seal jars and store in the fridge until ready to eat. (see notes)
Optional (but so tasty!): When ready to eat, top with an extra dollop of berry chia jam, toasted coconut flakes, peanuts, and a drizzle of peanut butter.
Enjoy your simple and tasty breakfast!

Notes

Follow my Instant Pot Blackberry Chia Jam recipe for the berry chia jam in this recipe. If you prefer raspberry chia jam, my preference is to simply omit the vanilla. This recipe will make extra so use the remainder for more servings of berry overnight oats or anything else you enjoy having jam with!
Overnight oats will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days. However, the longer they sit in the refrigerator the creamier and more soft they become.
If you prefer your oats warm, just pop them in the microwave for about 45 seconds. You may need to add a bit more liquid if they become too thick or dry after heating.

Category: Breakfast
Method: No Cook
Cuisine: American

Keywords: berry overnight oats, overnight oats with greek yogurt, raspberry overnight oats, overnight oat recipe, breakfast recipe, overnight oats with yogurt

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Close-up overhead view of a jar of healthy overnight oats topped with chopped peanuts, berry chia jam, toasted coconut flakes, and a drizzle of peanut butter.

It’s peanut butter jelly time.

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