4 Fall-Inspired Overnight Oats

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Whether enjoyed cold or warm, these fall-inspired overnight oats make for quick & easy, delicious, and healthy breakfast or snack!

4 Fall Inspired Overnight Oats

With the new season comes a whole different array of flavor combinations to intrigue your taste buds. Don’t get me wrong. I love LOVE the summer bounty and will miss it greatly (tomato + cucumber + basil + goat cheese + balsamic vinegar was my jam!). However, just as I prepare to zestfully put on a scarf and slap on my boots, it’s time to make room for the new tasty guys in town (ahem pumpkin).

The benefits of eating seasonally are plenty. Not only is it more economical, produce that’s harvested and enjoyed at its peak contains more nutrients. And of course, it’s much tastier.

4 Fall Inspired Overnight Oats

// Prep the night before

To make the seasonal transition easier, I’ve got 4 fall-inspired overnight oats for you. And in case you missed it, check out my tutorial on how to make perfect overnight oats. I didn’t deviate much from my basic ingredients and their ratios other than doctoring them up with autumn spices, pumpkin, apples and pears, oh my!

If you prefer to enjoy them warm, simply reheat the next morning. With the weather being so stubborn here in Texas, I have a feeling I’ll be enjoying them cold well into November.

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4 Fall Inspired Overnight Oats

While overnight oats are normally sweet, for you savory-preferring peeps, I’ve got something for you as well. I told you these convenient, portable, and healthy oats are like blank canvases. So have fun conjuring up your own flavor combinations! To help get you started, here are my concoctions.

4 Fall Inspired Overnight Oats

Pear and Goat Cheese Overnight Oats

Ingredients:

1/3 cup old-fashioned rolled oats
1/3 cup almond milk
1 teaspoon chia seeds

Toppings: pear, goat cheese (or gorgonzola, feta, brie), hazelnuts, honey

Add all the ingredients, except toppings, to a jar or other container and give them a good stir. Refrigerate overnight or for at least 5 hours. In the morning, add additional liquid if you’d like. Once you achieve the desired consistency, add the toppings.

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I’m sharing the other 3 recipes (Pumpkin Pie, Apple Pie, Pumpkin Cheesecake) on Food Network’s Healthy Eats Blog, so be sure to check them out!