Mocha Overnight Oats

5 from 3 votes
Mocha overnight oats in a jar

This is the perfect brekky for those days when you are on the go. You get your whole grains, omega-3s and caffeine all in one, and it’s perfect to take away. Plus, it tastes absolutely delicious and takes literally 2 minutes to make. These mocha overnight oats are such an amazing way to start the day.

If caffeine doesn’t agree with you, but you love the taste of coffee, you can use a decaf shot instead.

Coffee impacts certain nutrient absorption, so if you’re working on maximizing nutrient absorption or have an underlying deficiency, we always recommend enjoying coffee 1 hour after food and we have many, many more easy brekky recipes on the page.

Mocha overnight oats in a jar

Mocha Overnight Oats

A quick and delicious breakfast option that combines whole grains, omega-3s, and caffeine for a perfect on-the-go meal.
Prep 10 minutes
Cooling 12 hours
Total 12 hours 10 minutes
Servings 1

Ingredients

Optional

Instructions

  • Combine the oats, chia, cacao powder and cacao nibs.
  • Add the coffee, milk, yogurt and maple syrup, and stir well until thoroughly combined.
  • Top with melted chocolate if using.
  • Refrigerate for at least 2 hours or overnight

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Nutrition Information

Per Serving/Portion

Calories: 475 kcalCarbohydrates: 66 gProtein: 18 gFat: 18 gSodium: 70 mgFiber: 18 gVitamin A: 0.2 IUVitamin C: 0.1 mgCalcium: 183 mgIron: 6 mg

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8 Comments

    1. Not for this recipe, steel-cut oats need to be thoroughly cooked. What you could do is precook and cool them, then incorporate with the rest of the ingredients, I’m sure it would be delicious!

      1. I always use steel cut for overnight oats , i just cook a big batch , portion them up , keep in fridge and then I use them to make overnight oats or heat up in morning with all my other additions , to make it high protein and filling too

      1. 5 stars
        Merciii Sarah pour ces recettes délicieuses de petits déj.!!!
        Avant d’aller travailler cela devient un plaisir !! Moi qui ne petit déjeunais jamais !!
        Merciii 💖

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