Mixed Berry Oatmeal Smoothie with Chia Seeds

Try a delicious mixed berry oatmeal smoothie recipe! With a blend of frozen berries, oats, yogurt, and almond milk, it’s a healthy and tasty breakfast option. You can make it ahead if you like.

I’ve got a great breakfast recipe for you – and once you try it, it’ll be part of your normal routine.

Because that’s how delicious this healthy oatmeal smoothie is! I’m going to be honest, I don’t always have time for a big production in the morning.

This is something you can make the night before and then put in the refrigerator ’til the next morning. It’s perfect.

Why oatmeal? Well, the point of the oatmeal is to thicken the smoothie. The flavor of oats also blends with nearly every other flavor . . . milk, fruit, and more.

I love the creamy texture that the oats give to this breakfast beverage, especially with milk. I highly recommend it!

Do you have to cook oatmeal before putting in smoothie?

No, and I don’t recommend it. I like whole rolled oats that aren’t cooked, and that is what adds the thickness. If you don’t like your beverage so thick, you can soak the oats in milk or water for about an hour before making the recipe.

I don’t have any particular brand that I like – basically any rolled oats are fine. However I do have a brand of gluten free oats that I like: Bob’s Red Mill. They are really good! If you want to make this recipe gluten free, Bob’s.

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Are you ready to enjoy your new delicious breakfast recipe? Here are the simple ingredients you’re going to need:

• 1/2 C of old fashioned rolled oats, ground to a fine powder
• 1 T of chia seeds soaked in 2 or 3 tbsp. of water for 10 minutes
• 1 C of mixed berries (fresh or frozen)
• 1 C of almond milk
• 1 T of honey or maple syrup (optional)
• 3 T of Greek yogurt
• Handful of ice

Tips and Thoughts on This Recipe

• If you need a blender recommendation, I love my Blendtec. It’s lasted for years and years with regular use and no complaints.
• If needed, stir in honey or maple syrup to taste. I don’t enjoy smoothies that are too sweet, but it’s easy to give it a bit more sweetness.
• Don’t be afraid to go outside this recipe and play with ingredients. You can add a frozen banana, peanut butter, almond butter, protein powder, coconut water, or anything else you want to try.
• See how creamy your smoothie is and if you would like it a bit more liquid, add in ice cubes and blend until you reach the desired consistency.

The recipe makes enough to fit into two mason jars – however, if you’re hungry or really like smoothies as I do, you’ll probably want to keep it all for yourself.

Get the printable recipe in the card below.

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