These creamy and satisfying Blueberry Crisp Overnight Oats are the perfect make-ahead breakfast! They’re wholesome, protein-packed, and incredibly easy to prep.
If you love these amazing overnight oats, you'll also enjoy my Pumpkin Pie Overnight Oats, Cinnamon Raisin Overnight Oats, and my Fresh Peach Cobbler Overnight Oats.
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There’s nothing better than starting your day with a meal that’s high in protein, rich in fiber, and easy to prep ahead. These Blueberry Overnight Oats check all the boxes—they’re satisfying, nutritious, and perfect for busy mornings.
If you’re enjoying this recipe, you might also like my Pumpkin Pie Overnight Oats, Banana Nut Overnight Oats, or Peach Cobbler Overnight Oats, both are great options when you want variety without sacrificing health benefits.
Ingredients For Blueberry Crisp Overnight Oats
Blueberries: Blueberries add a subtle sweetness and light, juicy texture that makes each bite refreshing and satisfying. You can swap for any berry you prefer, however. Fresh or frozen blueberries work great, but I prefer fresh.
Rolled oats: Rolled oats provide slow-digesting carbs and fiber to keep you full and energized all morning. Look for old fashioned or rolled oats for the best texture.
Greek yogurt: Makes it extra thick and adds a tangy flavor while bumping up the protein. Look for unsweetned plain Greek yogurt.
Vanilla protein powder rounds out the macronutrients and gives each serving lasting fuel. (I use Cleanish's Vanilla Protein Powder.)
FAQs
Can You Heat Overnight Oats?
The answer is YES. However, you don’t need to heat them up – you can enjoy them right out of the fridge but you totally can if you wish.
To heat, just place in the microwave for about 2 minutes and you’re good to go!
How To Store Overnight Oats
I like to store my overnight oats in mason jars, but any airtight container with a lid will work. The best size mason jar for one serving is 16 ounces as that will be pretty much filled to the top. Depending on your recipe, you may want to use a 1-quart mason jar so you have room for toppings, but that will for sure leave space at the top and a 4-ounce mason jar is typically way too small. (For more help on choosing the best meal prep container check out my post The Ultimate Guide To Meal Prep Containers.)