Get up ON ME, overnight oats, you beautiful son of a b*tch. What? What’s that even mean? I just made it weird, didn’t I? I just really, REALLY like oats. And overnight oats make my heart soar…especially when it’s layered in flavors of peanut butter. But here’s the problem – since I pay more attention to my portion sizes these days and getting in enough protein, my normal peanut butter oats just don’t hit the mark. If I were to make this dish with normal peanut butter and no protein powder, I would only get 20g of protein in and over 30g of fat. But since I make this dish with sugar-free peanut butter powder AND peanut butter protein powder, I’m chowing down 40g of protein and only 16g of fat, all while saving myself extra calories. I’m not one to obsess over calories, but that’s a big difference that will play a key role in me building muscle and getting optimal results in the gym. You may be different and you may not give two sh*ts about that, but I’m still here to inform. Take it or leave it.

PaleOMG Lightened Up PB Protein Oats

PaleOMG Lightened Up PB Protein Oats

I know I may not have to say this to YOU, but someone may be new here and not understand why a dish with oats and peanut butter is on a paleo website. And that’s fair. But I’ve evolved over the past 10 years and I’ve evolved outside of just eating paleo, so my recipes have evolved with me. That’s all you need to do. Take it or leave it…again. And since that’s boring to talk about and we are better than that, let’s talk about something way better…like the show Atypical!! Have you watched it yet? It’s become our new addiction in this house. We seriously can’t stop watching it. I’ve even started rewatching it just like I used to do with The Office and Parks & Rec before they were so inhumanely pulled from Netflix. If you haven’t started watching it yet, I recommend that you start tonight. I don’t ask much of you, but I’m asking for you to start an amazing show while also making these overnight oats for tomorrow morning. I’m here for you, to support you through these difficult requests. What an amazing friend I am.

PaleOMG Lightened Up PB Protein Oats

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Lightened Up PB Protein Oats

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  • Author: juli
  • Prep Time: 10 minutes
  • Total Time: 6 hours 10 minutes
  • Yield: 1 serving 1x

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Instructions

    1. Blend together oat milk, protein powder, peanut butter, maple syrup, and vanilla extract.
    2. Add oats to a jar along with chia seeds and the liquid. Mix to combined. Cover and place in the fridge overnight.
    3. In the morning, whisk together 1 scoop of the peanut butter powder with oat milk until you get a runny consistency similar to organic peanut butter. Top overnight oats with sliced bananas, the peanut butter powder mixture, and hemp hearts before serving.

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7 Comments

  1. Michele Sauve Hynes says:

    You have scoop of PB powder twice 😉

    1. juli says:

      yep, for the toppings!

  2. Bobbi says:

    These were absolutely amazing! I didn’t do the toppings and they were still fantastic. Thanks for a great breakfast recipe.






  3. Colleen says:

    So satisfying and so filling Such a treat post workout this morning for me! Thanks Juli!






  4. Katie says:

    Insanely good! I used 1 tsp of maple syrup instead of 1 tbsp and actually blended all of the ingredients together (oats included) to make more of a thick chia pudding kind of deal and this will for sure be in my weekly breakfast rotation!






  5. Cait says:

    Okay, these are like stupid good! I used a chocolate-PB protein powder and I’m pretty sure I am just going to be eating these from now on. Super filling and so tasty!






  6. Katie Koeman says:

    This was approximately a zillion times better than I even expected! A peanut butter lovers dream!!