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Raspberry and Peach Baked Oats

These Raspberry and Peach Baked Oats are a simple and convenient breakfast option that can be easily prepared. Simply mix the ingredients and let the oven do the work. With minimal prep time and the ability to store for days, it’s a hassle-free way to enjoy a nutritious breakfast all week long.

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25m

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For

6

M

I

1

Banana, mashed

2 1/2

cup

Porridge oats

2

tbsp

Ground flax

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Per Serving

Calories

258kcal

Fat

7.1g

Saturates

0.8g

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Notes

Feel free to sub in other fruits instead. Nectarines, strawberries or blueberries work beautifully. My baking dish is 20×30 cm. In this recipe I’ve used organic, porridge oats. I use the smaller porridge oats as they cook quickly. They also don’t need as much milk as the larger jumbo varieties. The nutritional information is based on the baked oats without the additional toppings. To up the protein, add in yoghurt and additional nuts/seeds.

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Raspberry and Peach Baked Oats

These Raspberry and Peach Baked Oats are a simple and convenient breakfast option that can be easily prepared. Simply mix the ingredients and let the oven do the work. With minimal prep time and the ability to store for days, it’s a hassle-free way to enjoy a nutritious breakfast all week long.

Cook

25m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Step 1

Preheat the oven to 180C or 350F.

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6

M

I

1

Banana, mashed

2 1/2

cup

Porridge oats

2

tbsp

Ground flax

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Per Serving

Calories

258kcal

Fat

7.1g

Saturates

0.8g

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Feel free to sub in other fruits instead. Nectarines, strawberries or blueberries work beautifully. My baking dish is 20×30 cm. In this recipe I’ve used organic, porridge oats. I use the smaller porridge oats as they cook quickly. They also don’t need as much milk as the larger jumbo varieties. The nutritional information is based on the baked oats without the additional toppings. To up the protein, add in yoghurt and additional nuts/seeds.

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