Raspberry Overnight Oats are loaded with old-fashioned oats, Greek yogurt, raspberries, and chia seeds,  for a high-protein breakfast that takes 5 minutes to make!

Hello! Happy New Year! It's the New Year and I am ready to add the healthy foods back into my life that help me feel my best. I thoroughly enjoyed the holiday season with lots of hot chocolate, cookies, and holiday party food and now, I am ready to focus on health a little more. To make my week go smoother, I meal prepped these Raspberry Overnight Oats for the easiest (and most tasty) breakfasts through the week.

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There are so many different aspects of health. Physical health, spiritual, mental, social, etc. When I eat nutritious foods and exercise, I definitely notice a huge difference in the way that I feel, especially mentally. I don't really do new year's resolutions but one thing I am going to make as a goal is to keep up with gym classes 3 days a week. I am loving strength training which has always been hard for me to commit to but since we got our gym membership at the end of August, I have committed and truly love it.

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Raspberry Overnight Oats Ingredients

• Oats- old fashioned works best
• Milk of choice- I like 2%
• Plain Greek yogurt (or vanilla or raspberry)
• Fresh or frozen raspberries- I like mashing them to disperse the flavor throughout the oats
• Chia seeds
• Optional: vanilla protein powder- I love this for a boost of protein to keep me full throughout the morning
• Optional: sweetener to taste such as honey or maple syrup
• Toppings: raspberries, shaved chocolate, almonds

How to Make Raspberry Overnight Oats

Firs mix, all of your ingredients together for overnight oats in a large bowl. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or a lid. I like making it all in one bowl and then when they are mixed up, I like to transfer to individual mason jars if you're taking them on the go. Let the oats sit in fridge overnight or for at least two hours to soak up the liquid and soften the oats. Before eating, top overnight oats with choice of toppings like raspberries, shaved chocolate and almonds.