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By yogabead
Added August 05, 2003 | Recipe #68393
Categories: Granola and porridge Breakfast Lunch/snacks
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By jessieng
on August 26, 2003
Fantastic! I added wheat flakes and some frozen berries as well. I really enjoy it as a dessert and breakfast.
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I just tried this for breakfast. It was wonderful!! It wasn't what I expected, but then, I don't know what I quite expected. I like oatmeal but I get tired of the "same old thing" This is delightfully different and it lends itself to endless possibilities - different flavors of yogurt, different spices, etc. Thank you for a great new way to enjoy breakfast. I will be making this a lot more.
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Unexpected and yummy. I made it twice- once using strawberries, once blueberries. I like it using more yogurt than oatmeal. Thanks for a great recipe I would have never thought of myself!
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Fantastic breakfast. I used mixed dried fruit, whole almonds, ground flax, and added more cinnamon. Also, because it was so thick in the morning, I added some 1% milk to make it creamy. Definitely something I will be making again, thanks!
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on August 10, 2009
Very good - tastes better than it looks. I've made this almost every morning for the past week and a half and really enjoy it. I make just one serving and have used several different flavours of yogurt (love them all so far) and usually use more than 1/4 cup of fruit. Using old fashioned or steel cut oats definetly makes this not too soggy (hubby tried it with instant - not as good). Thanks for posting yogabead
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on May 10, 2009
This is one of those "I can't believe I didn't think of this!" recipies. I usually cut the recipe by 1/4 right in a container I can take to work. I've been using apples but, now that berries are in season, have some new optons. Thanks for posting!
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on July 12, 2008
I love the flavors in this, but like a couple of the others I had trouble with the texture. I find that if I let it sit for 30 minutes to an hour, the texture is much better for my tastes. It's also great with a spoonful of fruit preserves.
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I loved the creamy texture of this oatmeal. I used my own homemade yogurt which is way less tangy than store bought. Also used 2 diced peach slices, 3 pecan halves chopped and a packet of splenda. A very satisfying, filling and healthy breakfast and one I will make again and again. Made this for one. So easy to put together the night before and have breakfast ready in the morning. I do not see why (other than nutritional value) that instant oatmeal could not be used.
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on November 15, 2007
I really like the ease of this. It makes for such a quick and easy breakfast the next morning and doesn't taste bad either! It's a nice change of pace from hot oatmeal and a different flavor sensation altogether. My kids and DH like this, too.
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I really wanted to like this but I also, couldn't get past the texture. Also, the yogurt's tanginess was too much for me. I tried it heated and it was a little more palatable, but there was still too much yogurt tang for my taste. I think this is one of those taste sensations that people will either love or hate. Thanks, for giving me something new to try.
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on May 07, 2007
This sounded so good and I so looked forward to eating it. Unfortunately, I couldn't get past the texture either. It reminded me of sawdust mixed with yogurt. I love oatmeal, but I guess I'll have to stick to the cooked variety.
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I am eating a bowl of this oatmeal right now. It is so good. It is thick but I kind of like it that way (just a personal preference I guess). I made it as written except I used about 1 1/4 cups of blueberries and 1/4 cup of slivered almonds. Next time I will put in even more fruit.
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on January 05, 2007
I love this oatmeal! I cut it down to just one serving and I just love that I can make it the night before - with so little effort at that! Much easier than having to make oatmeal the old fashioned way, and I can have breakfast instantly the next day. I tried this with strawberries and it was just great. I can't wait to try this with different fruits, yogurts, nuts and more. Thank you!
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on July 09, 2005
I really liked this. I made it with plain yogurt and Splenda. I used frozen berries as the fruit. I'll be making it again. Thanks for an easy, make-ahead recipe.
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on March 08, 2005
I was looking for recipes to use up some oatmeal that I had. I am certainly glad I found this one. I used frozen fruit which was a mixture of four different berries. Can't wait to experiment with different fruits. Thanks
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Since my two most common breakfasts are oatmeal and yogurt, this was a natural for me. The first time I followed the directions and found it too thick and not very appetizing, but lots of potential. Have since made it with 2 parts yogurt to 1 part oatmeal and really enjoyed it. I can see making this frequently varying the yogurt flavors and fruits. Thanks for sharing.
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on January 17, 2005
I really wanted to love this...I really did. Like Tanya S I used nonfat plain yogurt. I added 3 tbsp. of splenda and about 1/2 tbsp of vanilla to try to make it more like vanilla yogurt. And I used frozen berries (1/2 rasberries 1/2 blueberries). But the texture was really hard for me to cope with. My husband kept saying it looked like spackle. It was so thick that I found that I almost gagged sometimes. I am so sorry. I wanted to love it!
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on January 09, 2005
Yum! I could give this five stars before I even got it into the fridge. I made a batch of strawberry and a batch of raspberry, with nonfat plain yogurt to make it ww core. It's scrumptious!
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Yum! I prefer this oatmeal dish to the traditional! I really enjoyed it and it gave me such energy for the work day! I didn't have fresh fruit, subbed a spoonful of raspberry preserves. Can't wait to try again with maple syrup, brown sugars and raisins!
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Serving Size: 1 (180 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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