High-protein Coconut Blueberry Oat Pots

Michaela from Fit Recipes By Michaela
Published 4 days ago
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These coconut blueberry oat pots are creamy, fruity, and quick to make. With oats, blueberries, and coconut chips, each serving has 12.3 grams of protein. The small ramekin portions are easy to store in the fridge. This recipe makes two pots, great for a snack, light breakfast, or after a workout.

High-protein Coconut Blueberry Oat Pots
category Quick & Easy
meal type Snacks
difficulty Easy
Prep 5 mins
Cook 3 mins
Serves 2

Nutrition

  • Calories 201kcal 119kcal
  • Fat 8.2g 4.9g
  • Carbs 18.6g 11.0g
  • Protein 12.3g 7.3g
  • Fibre 4.1g 2.4g

Ingredients

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Method

Why I Like this Recipe

I like this recipe because it’s quick, practical, and easy to fit into a busy day. It uses simple ingredients but still tastes creamy and a bit special thanks to the coconut and blueberries. The extra protein makes it more filling than regular oats, and I like that it makes exactly two ramekins. It’s just right for two small snacks, or you can have one now and save one for later.

Tips and Variations

  • If you don’t have fresh blueberries, use frozen ones. They soften well and still add lots of flavour.
  • You can use oat milk or skimmed milk instead of almond milk, depending on what you have at home.
  • Stir in some chia seeds or ground flaxseed for extra fibre and a thicker texture.
  • If you want a richer flavour, try using chocolate protein powder instead of vanilla.
  • Add a spoonful of Greek-style yoghurt on top for extra creaminess and protein.
  • Top with a few chopped nuts if you like some crunch.
  • Serve warm for a softer, creamier texture, or chill in the fridge if you like it thicker.
  • Make both ramekins ahead of time and keep them in the fridge for an easy snack on busy days.

Meal Storage

Keep the oats covered in the fridge for up to 3 days. They’ll get a bit thicker over time, so just stir and add a splash of almond milk before serving if needed.

Freezer tips

Freeze the oats in airtight containers for up to 1 month. Let them cool completely before freezing to keep the texture just right.

Defrost the oats overnight in the fridge. Reheat in the microwave in short bursts, stirring each time, and add a bit of almond milk to bring back the creaminess.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can skip the protein powder, but the oats will have less protein and might not be as sweet. Add extra yoghurt if you want them creamier.
These oats can be part of a weight-loss diet when eaten as part of a balanced day. Each serving is portioned, high in protein, and has fibre to help keep you full.
Yes, frozen blueberries work well. As they warm up, they release more juice, making the oats softer and a bit more colourful.
Yes, these oats are easy to make ahead. Keep them covered in the fridge and eat them chilled, or warm them up before serving.
Use small or medium ramekins. This recipe makes two portions, so just divide the mixture evenly before cooking or chilling.

Closing Note

These coconut blueberry oats are creamy, simple, and quick to make. The recipe makes two high-protein snack ramekins, so you can have one now and save one for later. If you enjoy blueberry oat snacks, give these high-protein blueberry oat pots a try.

  • 💪 High Protein
  • ⏱️ Ready in 30
  • 🍞 Lower Carb
  • 🧊 Freezer Friendly

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