Pumpkin Spice Oats

pumpkin spiced oats

Autumn is here, and pumpkin spice is back! Grab your comfiest jumper, and try these quick and easy overnight pumpkin spice oats; the perfect accompaniment to crisp morning walks on crunchy leaves.

Ingredients

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Serves: 1

Time spent: 5 minutes

Method

Place all the ingredients for pumpkin spice oats in a bowl and mix well. Cover, and leave in the fridge for at least 6 hours, or preferably overnight. In the morning, top with a sprinkle of mixed nuts for some crunch and a dollop of your preferred live yoghurt for added probiotics and creaminess. 

Sit down and take time to enjoy your delicious Pumpkin Spice Oats!

More Ideas

I like to make up a batch of Pumpkin Spice mix, so I can add it to my porridge (and pretty much everything else!) if it’s looking particularly chilly outside. The addition of turmeric to this mix is something I love, not only for its warming and anti-inflammatory properties, but also because of the beautiful boost of colour it gives the oats.

Soaking seeds makes it easier for your body to break them down and access the goodness inside. Our omega mix is blended to offer a great source of vegan omega 3s, and the addition of chia seeds boosts this even more. Soaking both flax and chia seeds allows their slippery coating to activate, this is a great source of fibre and helps to keep your body moving.

Our omega mix is blended to offer a great source of vegan omega 3s

You can make your own pumpkin puree by peeling, deseeding and roughly chopping a pumpkin or butternut squash, and gently steaming it for 40 minutes. Once cooked, mash or puree it in a blender, before storing for up to three days in the fridge. If this seems like too much work, America’s Finest offers a lovely additive-free puree in a can. If you can’t use up all your puree, just divide it into an ice-cube tray and freeze for an easy addition to your oats. 

For more of our cost effective baking ingredients in a range of sizes, visit our food cupboard.

Got pumpkin fever? Check out some of our other seasonal recipes:

https://www.realfoods.co.uk/recipe/gluten-free-chestnut-pumpkin-pie

https://www.realfoods.co.uk/recipe/roasted-squash-and-fresh-rosemary-pesto-salad

Look out for my next article on Christmas Puddings, here’s our Christmas Pudding recipe to get you thinking!


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