If you're looking for a quick and delicious breakfast, this Apple Pie Overnight Oats recipe is a must. This is an easy recipe to double or triple or even quadruple. Just line up your jars and get to work in assembly-line fashion! The cinnamon, nutmeg, and honey make you think you're eating dessert for breakfast, but it's actually healthy!
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It's no secret my older daughter LOVES overnight oats. She'd eat them all day long for breakfast, lunch and snack (over and over again) if she could, so I thought it would be fun to come up with some new variations (just to switch things up from her old favorite).
After trying strawberries and cream, peaches and cream and apple pie flavors, apple pie was the big winner, and I'm excited to share it with you today! I love to have these on hand at the beginning of a busy week for whenever hunger strikes or even for when I just need something extra for the lunch box.
Apple Pie Overnight Oats
If you're looking for a quick and delicious breakfast, this Apple Pie Overnight Oats recipe is a must. This is an easy recipe to double or triple or even quadruple. Just line up your jars and get to work in assembly-line fashion! The cinnamon, nutmeg, and honey make you think you're eating dessert for breakfast, but it's actually healthy!
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Servings: 1 person
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Ingredients
- ½ cup rolled oats
- ½ cup milk
- 2 tablespoons apple (with peel on, finely diced)
- 1 teaspoon honey
- ¼ teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 pinch nutmeg
- 1 spoonful applesauce (optional)
Instructions
- Mix together all ingredients, cover, and refrigerate for a minimum of 5 hours before eating.
Notes
- Gluten free if gluten-free oats are used
- We recommend organic ingredients when feasible
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition Facts
Apple Pie Overnight Oats
Amount Per Serving
Calories 271
Calories from Fat 63
% Daily Value*
Fat 7g11%
Saturated Fat 3g19%
Cholesterol 12mg4%
Sodium 56mg2%
Potassium 308mg9%
Carbohydrates 44g15%
Fiber 5g21%
Sugar 16g18%
Protein 9g18%
Vitamin A 200IU4%
Vitamin C 1.3mg2%
Calcium 159mg16%
Iron 1.7mg9%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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Stephanie says
Do you heat it in the morning?
Allison says
This is one of my favorite breakfast recipes. I love various textures in my food and the crunchy apples and the creamy oats make my mouth so happy.
Irene says
What size jar was used for a single serving recipe?
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
Hello. It's an 8oz jelly jar.
Lori says
Don’t you need to cook the oatmeal?
Will steel cut oats work?
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
No, you do not need to cook it and you can use steel cut oats.
Erin says
I was wondering about steel cut also. Thank you.
Nelle says
How long will these keep in the fridge?
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
Ive kept them 4-5 days.
Deborah Stillwagon says
Lactose intolerant. Can I use almond milk
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
Yes. :)
Stevie Z says
Hi - I tried making these are they were GREAT! Being lazy/busy, I'm wondering how long they'll keep in the fridge? IE if I make a batch on Sunday evening, how many days can I make ahead?
Thanks!
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
Hi. Ive made them on Sunday to get the kids through the school week.
Agness of Run Agness Run says
Wow! Such a perfect recipe which makes my mouth watering, Amy! What kind of milk do you usually use?
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
Whatever you prefer. I use almond milk.
Candace says
Any way to freeze freeze this?
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
We've not tried freezing this.
CH says
Fabulous recipe! Thank you for new breakfast idea. I am curious if you have an opinion on best jars to use. I have heard that some glass containers are better than others. Any thoughts on this?
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
Hi there. Lisa uses these: https://www.100daysofrealfood.com/shopping-guide/product/freezer-safe-glass-jars/.
Ann says
So you just eat them cold out of the fridge?
Amy Taylor (comment moderator) says
You can or you can heat them up.
Melinda says
These are so yummy and so easy, especially if you fill several jars at once assembly line style. I definitely recommend including the optional applesauce. I also threw in about 2 tsp worth of finely chopped walnuts and love the subtle texture that added. Delicious recipe and just in time for our local apple season!
Hélène says
Add a tsp of barley or whole wheat flour to each svg, soak em in yogurt instead of milk at least 12 hrs and Im in! Oats need a very long soak and dont have alot of phytase to break down the phytates when activated by the acidity of the yogurt so the barley contributes it. Properly prepared oats are quite nutritious. Make sure to send an egg or two to give super needed protein to the meal. We add coconut oil or butter to each svg too. Fats keep you going once the carbs wear off!
The egg could be hardboiled and quartered w/s&p or an egg cup or egg sausage ball, also delicious cold or rm temp. Or a cold piece of sausage or ham or even chicken, hey lol
Heena says
Awesome , not more ingredients and not more time , its so nice yummy thank you for sharing the recipe.
Pam says
I cannot consume cow's milk, I love this recipe with almond or coconut milk.
I have only done blueberry maple or bananas foster (banana maple) and love apple pie just as much! Can't wait to try with pumpkin as suggested by another reader. Yummm!!
I make a big batch and then fill 250ml mason jars for the week. My son loves them for on the bus breakfast as well as after school to carry him until dinner.
Thank you for inspiration :)
Lisa says
I have the same question as Adam...how long does this keep if I want to make a batch for the week? Thanks!
100 Days Admin says
I would recommend a few days as the consistency may change. - Nicole
Samantha says
When making this can you use an alternative like nut milk and use the same amount the recipe calls for? 1/2 c?
Pam says
Yes, I use almond milk or coconut milk. Just remember that it may be thicker if your milk is thicker (like almond milk is).
Jose Goyco says
That is such a great recipe I am not a chef but I love to cook and create new dishes all the time I also post them on Instagram and I am going to try this with some of my most favorite fruits and I'm going to try this recipe and I'll post it and I'll let you know and I'll show it to you to see what you think of my recipe thank you for sharing your recipe with us in New York and the United States what a gorgeous idea is a tree or everyday like you said breakfast lunch dinner even for a snack thank you very much Lisa you are a genius
Nicole Hockley says
Hi there. What size mason jars are you using?
100 Days Admin says
8 oz jars. - Nicole
Luna says
I love how simple it is to make, and it's still so healthy :) Thanks for the awesome recipe!
Adam Short says
Hey Lisa!
How long do these keep in the fridge? I'm thinking about filling all 12 of my jars for breakfast for all of us this week. Safe to do?
Pam says
My personal experience is 2-3 days is same consistency. If left longer it is still ok but starts to get goopy and oats get textureless.
Hope this helps
100 Days Admin says
I would recommend a few days. - Nicole
LINDA P FURNESS says
Do you eat these cold?
ELIZABETH says
Linda,
Some people do eat overnight oats cold, however, my family & I prefer to pop them in the microwave in the morning.
For us, it's more about saving prep time and kitchen mess versus how quickly oatmeal cooks.
Hope that helps!
Kelly Toole says
How long do you microwave one jar? Thanks!
Pdo says
I eat em cold. Try it sweet potato pie style by adding baked sweet potato instead of apple..MMM good
Anna Sew says
Wow! Its realy fantastic and Gluten free! Thanks for it :)