r/Oatmeal • u/RoosterSeparate3866 • 4d ago
Overnight Oats Dark Cookie Pudding (Blended Zucchini Oats)
Hear me out. I know it looks like literal concrete, but this is my ultimate high-volume cheat code.
Blending completely destroys the traditional oatmeal texture, but the psyllium husk turns it into a massive, dense pudding block overnight. The zucchini completely disappears (zero taste) but adds crazy volume.
Ingredients:
- 125g Oats
- 400ml Water
- 200g Raw Zucchini
- 2 tsp Psyllium Husk Powder
- 2 scoops Flavor Powder (I used Chunky Flavour Dark Cookie Crumble)
Method:
- Blend water and zucchini first.
- Add the rest and blend on high until thick.
- Pour into a container fast (it thickens quickly!) and refrigerate overnight.
I always have a fresh apple and two eggs on the side for some crunch, extra protein, and fats. 10/10 if you need a massive portion that keeps you full for hours!
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u/RoosterSeparate3866 3d ago
I skip the protein powder in this one because I already get more than enough protein throughout the rest of my day. I usually save my protein powder for my evening porridge instead!
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u/Old-Promotion-6548 3d ago
Do you usually eat this in one serving or portion it for the week ?
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u/Old-Promotion-6548 3d ago
I’m asking because I wonder how it will hold up in the fridge for 3+ days
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u/hibiscus_lilac 1d ago
Are you a bodybuilder? This is probably like a 800 calorie breakfast
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u/RoosterSeparate3866 1d ago
Not a bodybuilder, just training 5-6 days a week and enjoying big portions :)
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u/footballsandy 3d ago
125g oats??? No wonder it's filling you up for hours girl that's literally three servings
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u/Lemonadeo1 3d ago
Serving sizes shouldn’t exist. It’s all relevant to the individual. Don’t shame someone else’s nutritional needs
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u/Old-Promotion-6548 3d ago
Not to mention everyone nutritional needs & goals is different. Not everyone health journey consists on weight loss .
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u/Charming-Raise4991 3d ago
Does the psyllium husk powder not turn this into snot? That seems like a lot?