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PB&J Overnight Oats with Psyllium and Probiotics

08/27/2024 | Written by Wendy McMillan
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PB&J Overnight Oats with cinnamon spice psyllium pre & probiotic fiber and strawberry chia jam.

Childhood’s favorite flavor pairing isn’t just for sandwiches–nor is just for kids! These scrumptious PB&J overnight oats deliver all the nostalgic yumminess of the classic combo with an energizing, nutritious upgrade.  No-cook and easy to make ahead, peanutty oats layered with a quick, berrylicious chia jam are sure to delight while making mornings a little more fuss-free. Incorporate any of our ORGANIC INDIA Psyllium products, and enjoy an extra soothing boost to keep you feeling satisfied.

 A staunch ally for gastrointestinal health,  nourishes beneficial gut bacteria, promotes healthy digestion and regularity, and supports overall wellbeing. It’s no wonder fiber is considered a vital component of a healthy diet, yet according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), 95% of Americans don’t get enough of it.  Good news, bolstering your fiber intake is as easy as supplementing a variety of fiber-rich foods with Psyllium, a rejuvenating colon-cleanser and your digestive system’s best friend.

Never treated with toxic pesticides or chemicals, our Organic India Psyllium Whole Husk Fiber is innately rich in both soluble and insoluble fiber, both of which are necessary for healthy digestion. Our Psyllium Pre & Probiotic Fibers, offered in Original, Cinnamon Spice, and Orange flavors, further incorporate three digestion-soothing Ayurvedic herbs as well as a strong dose of Probiotics, all working together for a healthy microbiome. 

Both our ORGANIC INDIA Psyllium Whole Husk Fiber and Pre & Probiotic Fibers work wonderfully in these easy overnight oats. Just be mindful of amounts–it’s not a 1-1 swap! If you need to pare back on time further, just do one layer each of peanutty oats and chia (or other) jam. Dress up as you like–top with a swirl of peanut butter, fresh berries, crushed peanuts, or whatever suits your mood. And enjoy.

PB&J Overnight Oats

PB&J Overnight Oats with cinnamon spice psyllium pre & probiotic fiber and strawberry chia jam.

Per 1 serving

Ingredients: 

  • ⅔ Cup unsweetened plant milk
  • 1 Tablespoon Peanut Butter
  • 1 plump pitted Medjool date (soaked in warm water if needed to soften), optional (note for copy, can add banana, eschew date)
  • ½ cup oats (rolled or quick cooking)
  • 1 Teaspoon ORGANIC INDIA Cinnamon Spice Pre and Probiotic Fiber
  • 2 Tablespoons plain, unsweetened dairy-free yogurt, optional
  • Jam of choice (we love a simple homemade chia strawberry jam, see recipe below)
  • Optional to serve: fresh berries, chopped peanuts

Method:

  1. In a blender, combine the plant milk, peanut butter, and date until smooth, about 3o seconds.
  2. In a dish, combine the oats, Organic India Psyllium Pre and Probiotic Fiber, and yogurt. Add the peanut milk mixture and stir to combine. *
  3. In a mason jar or other lidded container, scoop half the oat mixture and top with a layer of chia seed jam. Repeat. Store in the fridge overnight or until ready to serve. Enjoy topped with berries and chopped peanuts.

*If preferred, prepare the oat mixture directly in the jar and top with one thicker layer of jam. 

Quick Chia Strawberry Jam 

Makes approximately 1 cup

Ingredients: 

  • 2 cups fresh or frozen fruit
  • 2 Tablespoons chia seeds
  • A squeeze of lemon juice
  • Maple syrup to taste, optional

Method:

  1. Use a potato masher to break down the fruit in a small saucepan. 
  2. Heat over medium until bubbling and reaching a jam-like consistency. 
  3. Stir in chia seeds, lemon juice, and sweetener if using. 
  4. Let cool and thicken before enjoying.

Switch off the strawberry chia jam with a Chyawanprash-Inspired Amla Jam or even a Chia Berry Joy Jam.

About the Author: Wendy McMillan

Wendy McMillan is a freelance writer, plant-based recipe developer, and food photographer. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English, Master’s Degrees in Creative Writing and Special Education, and is a lifelong learner especially voracious for information related to whole health, wellness, and sustainability. A dedicated trail runner and exuberant health foodie, she is the author of the blog Happy Apple Vegan. Wendy lives in Longmont, Colorado with her husband, son, and their adorable rescue dog.