A creamy and healthy Berry Oat Breakfast Smoothie is the perfect start to the day! Whip one up in minutes and enjoy it’s oaty fruity flavor!
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Good morning!
Or afternoon. Or midnight. I have no idea when you’ll be reading this. But hopefully at some point you’ll be taking a quick glance at this in the morning time because you’ll be whipping up this oaty berry refreshing goodness for yourself. And when you do….
Good morning sunshine.
This is a two-step recipe you’re going to love. (Can you really even call it a recipe when it only has two steps??)
Step 1 – dump everything in blender.
Step 2 – blend to creamy perfection.
Step 2.5 – slurp your way to an excellent morning.
So when will this be happening for you? Tomorrow for a mid-week pick-me-up? Saturday for a weekend hoorah! ? How about we ditch the breakfast part and just make it right now?
Yeah I like that idea.
Berry Oat Breakfast Smoothie
Ingredients
- ½ cup old fashioned rolled oats
- 1 cup milk - (more as needed)
- ½ cup frozen berries
- 3 tablespoons honey - (or to taste)
- ⅓ cup vanilla yogurt - or greek yogurt
- ¼ cup ice
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to a blender. Cover tightly and pulse until ice is broken up, then puree until smooth. Taste and add sweeter if needed or milk if it is too thick. Serve immediately.
I made it now and it was yum
Does it matter if the berries are frozen or not? I tend to buy fresh berries rather than frozen and don’t know if that’ll make a difference
It should still be fine 🙂
just googled berry smoothie as wanted to use up berries that were gonna go bad soon – happened to have all the ingredients more of less (substituted kefir for yogurt). used up the strawberries & blackberries that were on their last leg & the milk… super delish. thanks, Tiffany!
Very delicious, thank you for recipe
I Tried this recipe and i m happy that my family liked it very much.
Thanks for sharing
You are welcome!
This is amazingly delicious! Who knew healthy could taste this good. 🙂
I added a whole cup of berries and yogurt. no ice. came out very nice. 2 small servings. I didn’t need to add sweetening.
Ohhh yum! Sounds fantastic!
Yum! – only used 1/4 cup of oats, 3/4 c. Almond milk and less honey – you don’t taste the oats. frozen berries – more raspberries than blueberries
Thanks for your feedback, Barb!
This was a great recipe! It came out a little thick, but I also added a banana so that could be why. The oatmeal is a great addition!
Excited to hear you enjoyed this recipe! I’m sure the banana played a role in the thickness of your smoothie! 🙂
Love your post. I have tried this yesterday. Great recipe and my kids also loved it.
Sometimes it’s quite the task to get the kids approval! 😉 Nice job, Kate!
TOP Notch! really tasty smoothie and the oats bulk it out and you feel as if you’ve had a good meal
Glad to hear that you’ve enjoyed this recipe! Thanks, Stan!
I do a lot of smoothits. I do them to improve my weight and health. It would be nice if you would include the purpose of your recipes, healthy, weight loss, or fattening treat. What Does this group of Berries, oats, honey, milk and ice do for you?
This is so good! I love oats in a smoothie. I changed the recipe a little bit and used whip cream instead of yogurt and still tasted great.
Sounds delicious to me! Thanks for sharing your idea, Bethany!
Just tried this for the first time this morning and I love it! Would it make a difference in texture of flavor if I added more than half a cup of berries?
It would a little but I don’t think it would hurt it too bad! Give it a try! 🙂
Delicious! Threw some avocado in for good measure and used 1 tbsp of honey.
I really don’t understand why this recipe is given when oats and milk are listed in the headline article as in the top 15 most acidic foods and we are cautioned to minimize these foods to assure we are not overdosing our bodies on acid-forming foods.
Why not offer an alternative?