Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal

Hi Everyone and Happy National Oatmeal Day!!

I finally got a holiday ahead of time!  For some reason my food sync is in line, but always a day early or a day to late, today I am actually posting on the correct day!!  I got an e-mail telling me to be prepared for oatmeal day and I thought, hmmm, oatmeal I haven’t had that in months!!  So why not make some sweet, chocolaty oatmeal for breakfast?

I do love oatmeal and I thought that having it with sweet chocolate and creamy peanut butter would be perfect time to have around Halloween   This is a great way to get that candy fix, plus this is pretty healthy for you, except for the Reese’s Peanut Butter Chips on top, but they make it all that much better!!

I do have to tell you that this oatmeal filled me for hours!  It’s hearty, thick and just sweet enough to hit that sweet tooth.  I am sooooooo loving this big bowl of peanut butter chocolate heaven!!  Man, nothing beats waking up to such a great breakfast!!

Not only is this dish tasty it’s also fast making.  I think it may have taken me about 5 minutes to make it!  It took me longer to photograph, than to make.  I will tell you this oatmeal also tastes pretty good cold!!  But if you serve it hot, those peanut butter chips will melt right in it and oh baby is that good!!!

Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal

Nutrition Information

• Serves: 1 Big Bowl

• Serving size: 1 Big Bowl

Prep time:  2 mins

Cook time:  5 mins

Total time:  7 mins

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Rich chocolate and creamy peanut butter mixed into healthy oats. It's like eating a big healthy cookie for breakfast.

Ingredients

• ½ cup oats
• 1 cup non-fat milk or unsweetend coconut milk
• 1 tbsp. unsweetened cocoa powder
• 1 tsp, stevia to taste
• 1 tbsp. peanut butter
• ½ tbsp. peanut butter chips

Instructions

1. In a sauce pan add oats, milk, cocoa powder and stevia. Cook until milk is evaporated and oatmeal is thick. About a minute before it is done, whip in peanut butter.
2. Pour into a bowl and top with peanut butter chips.

Notes

Calories: 378.8, Fat: 11.7, Cholesterol: 4.9, Sodium: 171, Potassium: 619, Carbs: 48.3, Fiber: 6, Sugar: 16, Protein: 18.3

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If you want to save 40 calories, some fat and sugar you can omit the peanut butter chips on top, but I honestly think it gives it that extra deliciousness that this oatmeal deserves!

Happy Oatmeal day!!  Now tell me, what is your favorite kind of oatmeal?  I have a ton, and will share them with you in the future!

Toodles,

Jennifer

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