overnight oats- how i make my overnight oats

How I Make My Overnight Oats

RECIPE

Ingredients:

• Oats - 5 tbsp

• Chia seeds - 2 tbsp

• Honey - 1 tbsp

• Milk or water - enough to soak

• Yogurt - 3 tbsp

• Nuts and seeds - 2 tsp

• Banana - 1

Method:

1.First, add the oats and chia seeds to a bowl, then pour in milk or water. Mix well to combine.

2.Add the yogurt on top and stir to combine again.

3.Next, add 2 chopped dates, 4 almonds, and seeds like pumpkin, flax, and sunflower. Sometimes, I also add dried cranberries and raisins.

4.Drizzle honey on top, give it a final mix, and refrigerate for at least 8-10 hours.

5.In the morning, add some chopped banana or other fruits or berries, and enjoy it for breakfast.

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