Baked Oats (TikTok Recipe)

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Baked Oats is a viral TikTok recipe that's getting popular because it's an easy, versatile & healthy breakfast with a cake taste and texture!

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When I saw #BakedOats trending on TikTok, I thought how wonderful, I have tons of baked oatmeal recipes to share! But this isn’t your average baked oatmeal. This is baked oats that looks and tastes like cake. And it’s all done in a blender for a fine and airy texture! Below you’ll find a vanilla and chocolate version!

Baked oats in a ramekin topped with caramel sauce
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Ingredients & substitutions

  • Rolled oats: This is the base for the recipe, but you can use rolled oats, quick oats, or even oat flour. Learn how to make oat flour using just rolled oats in my tutorial.
  • Egg: You can make it vegan by using a flax egg, or just using ¼ cup of any milk instead of the egg.
  • Banana: This adds flavor, sweetness and moisture to the recipe. Instead of one banana, you can also add one egg or ¼ cup of any milk.
  • Maple syrup: To add a touch of sweetness to oats that can sometimes be bland.
  • Baking powder: This helps the baked oats rise while baking.
  • Salt: To round out the flavor.
  • Cocoa powder: This is optional if you want to try the chocolate flavored baked oats.
Ingredients to make the recipe

How to make baked oats

  1. Place all the ingredients together in a blender.
  2. Blend until the mixture is evenly mixed and pourable. You may have to scoop some out though.
  3. Transfer to a greased ramekin, oven-safe pan or bowl. You can add some toppings like shaved white chocolate, if you’d like.
  4. Bake until the edges pull away and a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
4 image collage to show how to make the recipe in the vanilla flavor
  • For a chocolate flavor, you can use the same ingredients, but add 1 tablespoon of cocoa powder and top it off with some shaved chocolate or chocolate chips.
4 image collage to show how to make the recipe
  • You’ll know it’s done when the edges of the baked oats pull away from the ramekin – just like cake. That’s the big appeal of this recipe – it’s really just like cake, but for breakfast! Look at that texture!
Chocolate baked oats with bite taken out to show texture

Tips for making baked oats

  1. Use a high speed blender to blend the ingredients. The difference between baked oatmeal and baked oats is all in the texture. And getting that cake-like texture comes from adding the egg, but also blending the ingredients well.
  2. Double or triple the recipe. To double or triple the recipe you can throw everything together in a blender and just divide it into multiple ramekins or transfer it to a cake pan or loaf pan.
  3. Grease the ramekin. Because we’re not using any oil or butter in the recipe, the cooking spray will help ensure that the batter doesn’t stick to the ramekin when cooking.
  4. Cook in the microwave. To make it ever faster, consider making it in the microwave for 90 – 120 seconds. Make sure you’re using a microwave safe bowl though, and that it’s twice the size of the batter since it will rise while baking quickly in the microwave.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use steel cut oats for the recipe?

Unfortunately steel cut oats won’t blend enough to give you the cake-like texture. It’s best with rolled oats, old fashioned oats or oat flour, made from those types of oats.

What size bowl or pan is best for the baked oats?

The ramekin pictured is 8 ounces and that works perfectly for this contents of the recipe.

Can I make this in a muffin or or can pan?

Yes, you can make it in a muffin tin but the recipe will only make about 3 muffins. You can als make it in a cake pan, but it may help to double the recipe in that case. The bake time will depend on the depth of the baking pan, but I recommend starting to check for doneness a 20 minutes.

Close up shot of the baked oats after cooking to show consistency

After you try this once and try all the variations out there you’ll be so excited for breakfast again! It’s a gluten-free protein packed healthy cake-like oatmeal that you’ll be dreaming of at night!

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Baked Oats

Baked Oats is a viral TikTok recipe that's getting popular because it's an easy, versatile & healthy breakfast with a cake taste and texture!
5 from 2199 votes
Servings 1 serving
Calories 400
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
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Ingredients
  

Instructions

  • Preheat the oven to 350°F. Grease a ramekin or oven-safe pan with cooking spray.
  • In a blender combine all the ingredients until smooth and well-blended, about 1 minute.
  • Transfer the batter into the prepared ramekin. Bake for 20-25 minutes, until a cake tester inserted in the center comes out with just a couple crumbs. Allow to cool in the pan for 10 minutes before serving and frosting.

Notes

Storage: The baked oats will keep well in an airtight container for 2 days at room temperature and up to a week in the fridge.
Freezing: You can freeze the baked oats before or after baking and it will keep for up to 3 months.

Nutrition

Calories: 400kcal, Carbohydrates: 73g, Protein: 13g, Fat: 9g, Saturated Fat: 3g, Trans Fat: 1g, Cholesterol: 164mg, Sodium: 73mg, Potassium: 1155mg, Fiber: 9g, Sugar: 27g, Vitamin A: 313IU, Vitamin C: 10mg, Calcium: 253mg, Iron: 4mg

Nutrition information provided is an estimate. It will vary based on cooking method and specific ingredients used.

Cuisine American
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  1. Gina says:

    I doubled this recipe and added some chocolate chips on top, also a tsp of vanilla. Pretty darn good. In the morning I spread a bit of peanut butter on top after warming slightly. When we have some leftover bananas this is a great recipe to use them up. I think next time I might add some nuts. Thanks for the recipe!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yum, love the tweaks you made! So glad to hear you liked it!!

  2. Lou says:

    These blended baked oats make such a nutritious and quick breakfast! My kids love them. On super busy days, I cook them in the microwave for about 60-75 seconds until the top looks cooked!!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Love that you’ve made them even quicker and easier in the microwave! And so happy your kids love them too!! Thank you!

  3. Erin says:

    Is there a way to make this egg free? Or a good egg substitute?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hi Erin, you could try using a flax egg! Here’s my recipe: How to Make a Flax Egg

  4. Kferg says:

    I would like to make this camping for a potluck breakfast. Could I like 9x the recipe and bake it in a tin dish pan?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yes, I think so! You may have to adjust the bake time but I should work out great. I hope you enjoy your camping trip!!

  5. Sam says:

    I really wanted to love this recipe, but it didn’t live up to my expectations. The texture is okay, but the taste is so bland. I used cocoa powder, but that wasn’t enough to make it taste chocolatey. I will give it another go with 1/2 – 1 tsp of vanilla extract and some chocolate chips sprinkled on top. Do you have any other recommendations on enhancing the chocolate flavor?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hi Sam, the tweaks you mentioned should help! You can add a little more cocoa powder to the batter and/or a sprinkle of salt on the top as well. Hope it turns out better next time!

  6. Kris says:

    I am unable to eat bananas, is there anything that I can sub for it?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      You could try sweet potatoes, pumpkin puree, or applesauce!

  7. Pamela says:

    The flavor is nice and subtle I added a little extra maple syrup and cinnamon. However it’s very dry I almost choked was quite frightening if I was to make it again definitely needs some yoghurt or something…

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Oh no! I’m so sorry to hear that, Pamela. I hope you’re all right! If you end up making it again, you can definitely add a little yogurt or milk to moisten it.

  8. Jeena says:

    Hi Yumna! I have put the batter into the oven just right now. I’m excited! One doubt: in the recipe, milk has not been mentioned for the chocolate baked oats. My batter was quite thick and non-pourable. I saw that you did use milk for the vanilla one. Should we add milk for the chocolate baked oats? If yes, what’s the quantity? Thanks!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hi Jeena, you can add a little milk if the batter turns out too thick. It won’t need much, about 1/4 cup should do the trick!

  9. Lori Turner says:

    Awesome

    1. Yumna J. says:

      So happy you liked it, Lori!

  10. Emma says:

    Around how many calories is it per serving?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hi Emma, it’s about 400 calories per serving! The exact amount will vary based on the specific ingredients you use.

  11. Lucy says:

    I usually hate breakfast, I just made this and LOVE it. I will happily eat this tomorrow for breakfast 😊

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Wow, thank you!! That is a huge compliment, I’m so glad you love this one!!

  12. Angela says:

    Fail fail. Not enough liquid. Had to add milk. Would not recommend.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      So sorry to hear it didn’t turn out how you expected! I usually add a little milk to a thick batter to adjust the consistency. You could also try an extra egg or banana if they’re on the smaller side. Hope this helps!

  13. Joseph says:

    I doubled this recipe and placed it into a loaf tin like a banana bread. I cooked it the same temp and same time and it turned out beautifully. It was so moist just like a traditional banana bread but much lower in oil and calories. Im a big fan!!!

  14. Jay says:

    Any idea on what we could use as a ramekin alternative? Could a mug possibly work, even when baking?

    1. Yumna says:

      You could try making them in muffin tins with paper liners! Not all mugs are oven safe, so I’m not sure about using a mug.

  15. Joseph says:

    Is there any difference in flavour when baking vs microwaving?

    1. Yumna says:

      The texture will be slightly different. If I have the time, I prefer baking.

  16. Muneeba says:

    Do you think this can be made in muffin tins? If so, how would you adjust the cooking time?

  17. Mar says:

    Already made this once and really liked it! Will try the chocolate one next. One question, would it be possible to prep the batter and baking it the next morning?

    1. Yumna says:

      Ys, it should be fine! You might lose a little lift in the batter as the baking powder sits, but it shouldn’t be too significant.

  18. NJ says:

    Hi.
    If storing in the fridge, what’s the best way to warm up.
    😊

    1. Yumna says:

      I would suggest reheating in the microwave using 15 second intervals.

  19. Giustina says:

    This is my second day making this. It was delicious yesterday, but we tried not using the maple syrup and it was bland. I ended up adding it over the top in the end.

    Today, I used the maple syrup along with 6 cups of oats and five eggs. Also, in lieu of bananas, I added pure pumpkin and cocoa powder. It was perfect! Love all of your recipes, Yumna. We are also addicted to your shwarma. Thanks to your Mom too. 💗

    1. Yumna says:

      Aww, glad you enjoyed this and love your tweaks to the recipe, thanks for sharing!

  20. Babs says:

    This was a great recipe. I would have added something to give it more flavour but overall very nice, and great to eat warm with plain yoghurt or ice cream 🙂

    1. Yumna J. says:

      So glad you liked it, Babs! You can adjust the flavor to your preference for sure!

  21. Nikki says:

    Don’t waste your time. The ingredients form a paste that sucks to the side of your blender and there’s no way to get it to blend “until smooth” without adding liquid, which the recipe doesn’t call for. Maybe with an immersion blender, but that should be specified

    1. Yumna J. says:

      So sorry you had a hard time with the ingredients. If your blender is having a hard time you may need to use a spatula and help it along by scraping down the sides every 10 seconds or so.

    2. Jill says:

      I had a hard time to blending it initially but once I stirred it up, then it blended well. I’m think adding eggs, maple syrup and Bananas first with oats on top will help it blend better.

      1. Yumna says:

        Thanks for the tip!

  22. Haseena says:

    Hi! I love whichever of your recipes I’ve tried. And I adore oats- never blended my baked oat batter before and it is so much better this way. And I “bake” mine in the airfryer- it takes half the time!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Oo I love the air fryer idea! What temp and how long do you usually throw it in there?

      1. Haseena says:

        It’s brilliant for a single serving in the morning and no preheating needed! 10-12 minutes at 180 degrees Celsius/350 F.

        1. Yumna J. says:

          Thanks so much for coming back and sharing!

  23. Jill says:

    Please ignore my earlier question about liquid in the recipe. It just came out of the oven as is and (10 minutes later), VOILA . . . It is fantastic. Thank you! I look forward to exploring your other recipes.

  24. Masuma says:

    BOMB! I made this last night and used honey for sweetener and added some hershey’s kisses on top for a fun dessert treat. It was so DECADENT! Going to try with grated carrots/applesauce soon for a carrot cake version. Thank you for this easy to follow recipe!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Oo, I love that idea!

  25. Dee says:

    Just a suggestion… It would be helpful to have the option to include substitutions (from the article text) with the recipe when saving or printing. (I can’t eat bananas, so in order to include the substitutions, I need to hand-write the info or print the entire post.) Thanks for the great recipes!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thanks for the feedback, Dee!

  26. Michelle Coyne says:

    Delicious! I made with a bit of monk fruit instead of maple syrup. 😋
    Blended the oats to flour first nd added a dash of almond milk for a thinner texture.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      So glad you enjoyed them!

  27. Jessica Drakul says:

    I LOVED this. Has anyone tried with significantly increasing the protein powder or using flax? I know nothing about baking :/

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hi Jessica, so glad you like the baked oats. Are you asking if you can add protein powder or if you can up the baking powder?

      1. Jessica says:

        Wondering if I could use say 30G of protein powder or add flax seeds. Baking powder amount is fine!

        1. Yumna J. says:

          That should be fine. I haven’t tried it myself, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. Let me know if you try it out!

  28. Megan Larsen says:

    I love the taste of these and it’s so easy to have in the mornings, however, the batter is very thick. There is no pouring it into a ramekin and I had to stop and scrape the batter back down towards the blender blades many times which was messy and added some time. I ended up trying a different recipe where you blend the oats by themselves (creating an oat flour) and mix the ingredients by hand in your ramekin and found it to be a lot more seamless of a process personally. I’m curious if there are any tips or tricks to thin out the batter and make it more user-friendly?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I like that tip of blending the oats first and then mashing it all together. To make the batter thinner, I would use some milk.

  29. Tweesa says:

    TY for this recipe! So versatile, easy, tasty & healthy. For those who also like to expirament:

    Tripled the recipe, used 2 bananas, 1 can of drained & rinsed canellini beans (only white beans I had), doubled the maple syrup & added 1.5 t of vanilla.

    Used a NutribulletRx (the huge container) whizzed the dry ingredients alone. Added the rest which fit well, didn’t cause a big pressure build up.

    Placed paper cups 12 ct muffin tin then sprayed w/ cooking spray (pro tip I learned recently!)

    Mixed in 1/2 c chopped walnuts. Spooned out 2/3 of the mix then added 1 T cocoa powder and spooned out the rest. Ended up w/ extra choc mix so added to the plain ones to make marbled.

    Pushed chopped craisins down into some + sprinkled on top w/ chopped white choc (those were my favorite). The rest got just white choc on top.

    22 min @ 360 in my temperamental gas oven.

    Turned out fudgey cakey, great texture and taste! I’d add more maple syrup & vanilla next time to compensate for the lost sweet from replacing 1 banana w/ beans.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Love this! Thank you so much for the great tips!

  30. Michelle says:

    This looks so yummy! How do I reheat if I make ahead for my week?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hi Michelle, to reheat, you can microwave for 30-second intervals until warm or heat it in the oven at 350 for 5-10 minutes depending on whether you stored it in the fridge or at room temperature. Enjoy!

  31. Diana says:

    It’s literally like having cake for breakfast! Not sweet so would be great if paired up with fruit or yogurt!!
    The best part is that it’s SO easy to make! Thank you so much!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Exactly! That’s perfect. You’re so welcome!

  32. Hello says:

    Love this recipe, a real quick favourite for me. Great job 🙂 5 stars.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Thank you so much! Aww, I really appreciate it!

  33. Kristie says:

    Just made this for the first time today and it definitely won’t be the last! I topped it with a few pecans, Unsweetened coconut, and a few dark chocolate chips. It was incredibly decadent and felt like dessert!

    Next I’m going to try topping it with pineapple and cherry for my picky husband!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I love that! That sounds perfect. Hope he enjoys it too!

  34. Perian says:

    YUM! I quadrupled the recipe and used muffin tins. I got 15 muffins out of it, and, at high altitude, reduced the baking powder to 1 tsp, increased the heat to 365, and baked for 15 minutes. To cut the calorie count, I also omitted the honey and added some stevia powder. Delicious! Made the chocolate ones and made some with raspberries, some with chocolate chips, and some with peanut butter chips.

    Next time, I’ll cut the banana with pumpkin and/or zucchini to add some “colors” to the recipe.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That’s perfect! I’m so glad it worked with those substitutions. Those combinations sound delicious. Let me know how it goes when you try those substitutions!

  35. Katelyn Mathis says:

    Holy crap this was amazing. I’m not really a banana girl so I added a little more maple syrup and cocoa powder and it was chefs kiss. So moist and tender and perfect, might try to substitute the banana for something else next time.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Thank you so much! That’s perfect. Let me know how that goes too!

  36. El says:

    So amazing and unbelievably easy. I just doubled, blended and baked exactly as said.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Thank you so much! That’s perfect.

  37. Deby says:

    Instead of baking in ramekins could you bake the 4x recipe in a 8″x8″ cake pan?

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That should work! I haven’t tested the time and temperature for that yet though.

  38. Rania says:

    Tried this recipe today, i doubled the recipe pulsed the oat in food processor until medium fine then added two bananas( not so ripe) added 3 teaspoons cocoa powder and drizzled maple syrup and topped with chocolate chips, baked for 23 minutes . It was delicious, even my kids who don’t eat oats liked it and said it’s like banana chocolate chips cake. The kids took it to school, will be making again and trying different flavours.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That’s perfect! Glad the kids enjoyed it too. Hope you all continue to enjoy!

      1. Rania says:

        My kids continue to enjoy this recipe, now i do it*4 😆 2 cups of oats 4 eggs 4 bananas( I don’t add any sweetener) and top with frozen blueberries. Bake for 25 minutes and brown the top. It’s like dessert but healthier.

        1. Yumna Jawad says:

          Yay! Sounds perfect!

  39. Rand says:

    I used stevia sugar as a sweetner and a little milk because my banana and egg were small
    And baked them in the air fryer at 160°C for 12min
    used paper cups so i can have 4 so the calories would be around 90cal each (100cal if with maple syrup)
    I loved that this recipe has eggs=protein

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That’s perfect! Yay!!

  40. Hannah says:

    Hi there!

    I love this recipe so much. Do you think I can prep a few servings to keep in the fridge, then bake later in the week?

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Because of the egg in there, I wouldn’t do that actually for more than 48 hours.

  41. Zeynab says:

    Did not cook well even after 1 hour. Inside was uncooked and outside was dry. Oven temperature and everything else was the same to the recipe. I do bakery alot so not skill issue. Soooo bad…

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I’m not sure what happened in that case! Did you use a similar sized ramekin?

    2. TS says:

      Definitely a user error. This recipe worked perfectly, I doubled the recipe and cooked mine for 25 mins at 350F in 2 8oz ramekins. A small glass container not cooking after an hour in the oven makes no sense and you may want to check your oven works…

  42. Rose says:

    Soooo good!
    Tired vanilla and chocolate with different fruits on top. Great breakfast!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Thank you! That’s perfect!

  43. Lois says:

    These didn’t turn out at all like I thought they would. Very bland even with the banana and chocolate bits on the top. I won’t be keeping this recipe. Not all recipes are for everyone and I’m glad so many people did like them.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Thank you so much for the feedback! The toppings and add-ins really make the difference, so you can try playing around with that too!

  44. Stephanie says:

    I quadrupled the recipe, and it made 8 ramekins. My bananas were pretty big, though. Delicious! Kids loved it, too. We made the chocolate version.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I love that! Glad everyone enjoyed!

    2. Lyndee Jo says:

      Amazing recipe!! :)) I want to try all of the different flavors!

      1. Yumna Jawad says:

        Thank you so much! They’re definitely worth a try!

  45. Reham says:

    Tried it and I baked it in the airfryer for 20 mins @ 160 degrees C. It was super but I made the recipe for one only.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Glad you enjoyed!!

  46. Rebecca says:

    So I’ve been making this for breakfast for a couple months now (great for quick breakfast before work) and love it. Question though: I work out a lot and need more protein. Would I be able to substitute chocolate protein powder for the cocoa powder? Or should I put it in along with the cocoa powder? If you have a different way you think would be best, I’d love to hear it 😊

  47. Mandy says:

    I really don´t understand the negative comments. I made the chocolate version today and it was awesome, even made in the microwave the texture was exactly like yours! Blended 40g of oats before in my food processor, then added the rest of the ingredients. I omitted the maple syrup (the banana made it sweet enough for me) and topped it with peanut butter. Trying the oven-version tomorrow, making more of the batter and using cupcake tins. Thanks for the recipe :-)! Greetings from the south of Spain!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      So glad you enjoyed it! Can’t wait to hear what you think about the other version. You’re welcome!!

  48. Helen says:

    I used to make baked oats regularly, but the recipe I used called for milk so it had more of a creamy texture. I came across this recipe this morning and got straight to making it. I followed the ingredients list as specified, but substituted maple syrup for a little squeezy honey (around a tsp worth). I then sprinkled some chocolate chunks I had for baking onto the top of the mixture before putting in the oven. I baked at 180C for around 20 minutes and it was delicious and filling. Next time I’m going to omit the cocoa powder and add some frozen berries, then top with freeze dried raspberry and white chocolate.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      So glad you found it both delicious and filling! That sounds like a delicious way to switch it up!

  49. David says:

    Hi Yumna,

    How would you suggest making this dish without a blender? I unfortunately don’t have one but am very intrigued by your recipe.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      You could use oat flour instead of the rolled/ quick oats and then make sure everything is mixed well!

  50. Juan Jusino says:

    I want 😫 it!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      So worth making!

  51. Medi says:

    how long should i bake it in an air fryer? do i need to cover the top with aluminium foil to prevent burning? thx.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I have yet to try this in the air fryer! You could try 18-20 minutes at 350F?

    2. Juan Jusino says:

      I want 😫 it!

  52. Cory L Hammerstone says:

    Can you sub unsweetened applesauce for the banana? I’ve made this recipe and it’s delicious but the banana is strong and I wanted to make a “carrot cake” flavor so was thinking about trying applesauce. I like the double recipe, but I still haven’t figured out the best length of time to keep in the oven. I love it, though!!! Obsessed.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I have yet to try this with applesauce instead of the banana, but let me know if you do!

  53. Ojal Kulkarni says:

    Game changer for people who don’t like oats! Loved it & hooked!! Made this 5 times in the last week!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That makes me so happy to hear! Wow!

  54. Tara says:

    Can you substitute the egg for applesauce?

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I haven’t tried that yet. I would recommend using a flax egg instead of an egg.

  55. Fiona says:

    Tried this because it looked yummy but didn’t turn out as i’d hoped. I subbed the banana for 1/4 milk, as I don’t like banana, and it was a bit rubbery. I also didn’t find it too sweet so maybe next time need to add a bit more sweetener. I did the chocolate version so will give it a 2nd go with more liquid maybe as the cocoa seems to have dried it out a bit.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Is it possible that it was rubbery because it needs more liquid or that it was over-mixed? Let me know how it goes the second time around!

    2. Christina says:

      How can you give a recipe only 3 stars when it didn’t come out as described after you changed it? Maybe try the recipe as written prior to giving a star rating.

  56. channy says:

    NOTES
    Storage: The baked oats will keep well in an airtight container for 2 days at room temperature and up to a week in the fridge.
    Freezing: You can freeze the baked oats before or after baking and it will keep for up to 3 months.

    Hi. With your notes section, Is it the batter that can be stored or is it once it’s baked.
    Thanks.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      It is once it’s baked!

  57. Kevin Sherman says:

    Made this yesterday with a double recipe and it was so delish! I added vanilla, sliced strawberries and fresh squeezed lemon juice and loved it as an oat based breakfast alternative. Yum!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Yay!! Sounds delicious!

  58. Ariana says:

    when using oat flour are the oat measurements the same?
    thank you

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Yes, I’d use the same amount.

  59. Lisa says:

    Hi,
    I tried the chocolate recipe today. I used an egg and almond milk, no banana. A bit of maple syrup and vanille extract. Also one tbsp of unsweetened cocoa powder. They were so bitter 🙁 Did you use “regular” cocoa powder like Nesquick (with sugar)? Or should I use less cocoa? I really like how easy this recipe is but I just couldn’t get them down. Definitely going to try the vanilla ones. Thank you so much in advance 🙂

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I also used cocoa powder without the sugar. How much did you use? I would use less cocoa powder and add more maple syrup. Hope that helps!

      1. Patti says:

        I just made it as the recipe is written with unsweetened cocoa powder and it was not at all bitter, but was slightly sweet. By eliminating the banana, you are taking away a lot sweetness. Also, what is “a bit of maple syrup”? If it’s much less than called for, that will also contribute to the bitterness.

  60. Nithya says:

    Hi
    Thanks for the receipe. I have done many combinations earlier and I tried your version with 90grams of powdered oats 1 egg and 1 banana. Not sure how much is a cup, 128 grams? May be I needed 2 bananas and 2 eggs. I got the cake consistency but somehow not so fluffy and the flavours like banana are not feelable. Can you please mention the oats in grams.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      You’re so welcome! It should be 40 grams of oats.

  61. Charlotte says:

    This is so fun. I am definitely going to make this for breakfast tmrw.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Yay! Hope you enjoy!!

  62. Erin Drescher says:

    I tried this this morning and it’s very tasty! However, I’m not a huge fan of the banana taste so I think tomorrow I’m going to use 1/3 cup applesauce instead and see how it works! 🙂 But it’s very yummy with a light glaze!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That’s great! Let me know how it goes with the applesauce!

      1. Amanda Frackiewicz says:

        I was just wondering if there is a substitute for the maple syrup if you don’t want so much sugar or carbs ,thanks

        1. Yumna Jawad says:

          You can reduce the amount or use a different choice of sweetener.

  63. Stephanie Francis says:

    Made this and loved it! Lovely texture and a little chocolate in the mirning is a winner.

    My 11 month old enjoyed it too which is a bonus

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That’s amazing! Such a great start to the day.

  64. Basma says:

    This is my go to recipe. Absolutely delicious! Kids love it too. Thank you!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That makes me so happy to hear! I love that!

  65. Susan Beard says:

    I made this recipe today and honestly I’m a little disappointed by it. It looked amazing when it came out the oven but when I tasted it I was instantly let down- it is a bit dry and had a weird texture. I also soon found out it had a weird after taste

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I’m sorry to hear that! I would recommend adding more banana because it adds moisture to the recipe, but the flavor may be a little strong in that case.

  66. Jo says:

    Can I add coconut flour to it?

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I have yet to try that!

  67. Kriti says:

    I LOVED IT!!!!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Yay!!!

  68. cassandra says:

    tried this recipe out and used a microwave, the baked oats dont taste like cake and I suggest blending the oats before hand because it tastes very gritty.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Definitely blend the oats to get that cakey texture!

      1. angelina says:

        hello, thanks for the recipe. I’ve tried this recipe but why can’t the result be soft like a cake in general? no crumble, it is solid but tastes good. My 21 month baby loves it. Please advise. Greetings from Indonesia!

        1. Yumna Jawad says:

          You’re so welcome! Did you make sure to blend the oats?

  69. Nancy says:

    I’ve made this recipe so many times and the kids absolutely love it!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That’s amazing! So glad to hear it!!

  70. Maria says:

    I’ve done this recipe twice. The first time, I made it in the microwave and it came out super rubbery. The second time, I baked it in the oven, put milk chocolate chips in the center to make a lava-cake style muffin and it came out absolutely delectable. My advice, avoid the microwave if you can, unless you know of a way to avoid the rubbery texture.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      I’m glad it came out better the second time! I love the idea of the chocolate chips in the middle.

  71. Nico says:

    Rubbery. Like eating a chocolate omelet.
    Pro tip: Don’t add eggs to a single-serving cake-like recipe. Makes the texture horrible.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      You can make this without an egg by substituting it with a flax egg or using ¼ cup of any milk.

  72. misty says:

    I’ve used this recipe over 50 times now with so many different variations like red velvet, carrots, and loads of others and it’s never failed me. One extra step I do is beat the egg whites seperately and fold it in which makes them even cakier and fluffier. Love this recipe!

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      That’s amazing! I’m definitely going to have to try that step with the egg whites!

  73. Shaz says:

    What can i use instead of egg?

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      You can use a flax egg, or just use ¼ cup of any milk instead of the egg.

  74. Susan says:

    I followed the exact recipe and it turned out super rubbery. Why did this happen??

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Hmm, that really shouldn’t have been the case. It’s possible that it needs more liquid or that it was over-mixed.

      1. Lisha Mansukhani says:

        Mine turned out rubbery too:( tasted ok but the texture is disappointing.

        1. Yumna Jawad says:

          I’m not sure why, so I’ll look into it!

      2. Basma says:

        I had that too once. I suggest to keep the cooking time at 2.0 minutes to avoid this. At 25 minutes it does become a bit dry. Still good tho! Each oven is different so recipe shouldn’t be blamed.

    2. Nico says:

      Probably because of the egg. Try making it again without the egg and see if the texture is better

  75. Noree False says:

    Delish! Topped with chocolate chips and peanut butter!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Such a delicious way to enjoy it! Yay!!

  76. Amy says:

    Love it. Delicious and healthy breakfast.

  77. Kholood says:

    So easy and yummy

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you!

  78. Payal says:

    This is amazing and so easy recipe. We tried making it in little muffin and it came out so good. Kids get to choose their own toppings. Love it!

  79. Neda says:

    If we actually to replace the egg with milk or flaxseed, how much should we use?

  80. Farhana Ahmed says:

    Delicious and nutritious!! Thanks for the fantastic recipe!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That’s perfect! You’re so welcome!!

      1. Samantha Grijalva says:

        I didn’t use an egg. The texture is kind of gooey. Is that normal?

        1. Yumna Jawad says:

          It might require a few extra minutes in the oven.

  81. Lily says:

    Hi! How do you reheat this after freezing?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      You can defrost it and reheat in the toaster oven or microwave!

    2. Mel says:

      I feel like this recipe has a lot of potential, but I just tried, and it was slightly disastrous… Instead of the banana, I used 1/4 milk, like the recipe said, and blended until the oats were smooth. Unfortunately, the mixture came out entirely too watery… Not sure what to do to fix this.

      1. Yumna Jawad says:

        I would’ve put it back in the oven for a few more minutes!

  82. Smriti says:

    This recipe works perfectly every time – either as breakfast or dessert (topped with chocolate or coffee ice cream)!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love that! Yay!!

  83. Adriana says:

    I really enjoy this recipe. I’ve made the chocolate a few times (LOVE!) and today I tried omitting the cocoa but added cinnamon and blueberries. I was so happy with the result! These can be so versatile and they truly are a great start to the day 😁

    1. Yumna J. says:

      So many delicious variations of this recipe for sure! Thank you!

  84. Dominique says:

    Yaaasss!! So easy to make and so good. Everyone at my house is a fan!!

    Excellent!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay!! Thank you!

  85. Mary says:

    Divided this (chocolate) into 3 ramekins with a few bittersweet curls. It was a breakfast dream come true for a 5 year old, and grandma likes it too! Will be trying variations too. Excellent!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That’s amazing! I’m so glad to hear it. Yay!!

  86. ANN says:

    Your blender looks so interesting–is it battery-powered? Link please. Can I use a food processor instead?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      You can find out more here: https://ninjakitchen.pxf.io/GjjR19

      A food processor should work as long as it can blend everything into a smooth consistency.

  87. Carrie says:

    I have made this a few times and it’s pretty good. Do you have any recommendations if we don’t have any bananas available? Like a milk, oil, or applesauce?

  88. Millicent Harvey says:

    I added cocoa powder and dark choc chips. I split the mixture across two smaller ramekins to make two portions. I had it warm still warm with a small scoop of vanilla ice cream. Amazing!!!!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That sounds amazing! The combo of a warm baked good and ice cream is the best!

      1. Nerisha says:

        Just tried this this morning. It was a huge hit in the family. In my kids voice “2 major thumbs up Mom!”. Thanks for this recipe. It will definitely be part of or weekly breakfast rotations.

        1. Yumna J. says:

          I love that you all enjoyed it! You’re so welcome!!

  89. Marie says:

    This was so good! I am doing no added sugar lately, so I used banana and omitted the maple syrup and it tasted amazing!! This definitely breaks up the boredom of overnight oats or oatmeal all the time. Thanks so much for sharing! I’m going to try adding frozen fruit, too.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      It’s definitely a great way to switch it up! Let me know what you think when you try it that way too!

  90. Nadia says:

    I just made this for breakfast but I swapped peaches for banana and it came out so delicious! 😍

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That sounds delicious too! Love it!

  91. Serena says:

    Love! Made this morning, such a great recipe. Perfect consistency, so fluffy! Added some chocolate chips for fun. Thanks so much for sharing!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay! I love that idea!! You’re welcome!

  92. Audrey says:

    Your notes mentions they freeze well (before baking), how would you recommend going about baking them post-freezing?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I would put it in an airtight container after it has been baked and cooled.

    2. Hannah Craig says:

      Maybe leaving in fridge overnight to thaw?

  93. Mckenzie says:

    This is my favourite recipe ever. I’ve tried this multiple times and it has never failed me. I saw it all over tiktok and I wanted to see if it was worth all the hype. In the end I chose the recipe and let me tell you, this is my all time favourite dish. It’s like you are eating cake but its a lot better for you (in my opinion). I was worried it was going to be to dense. Nope, thats not the case. It’s perfect in every way. I do add some strawberries in it anytime i make it and its so amazing. I just made them again but in muffin form and I absolutely loved them! I couldn’t recommend this recipe enough. Definitely give it a try.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That makes me so incredibly happy to hear! It really is like that!

  94. Mere says:

    This is soooo good! I used the suggested milk in place of the banana. It tastes like a brownie for breakfast I feel guilty eating it! I put a spoonful of peanut butter in the middle then cover with more batter and bake.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love the idea with the peanut butter! Thank you!

  95. Liz says:

    Mine was also rubbery/gummy texture and not cakey at all. I wonder if it’s from over mixing?
    I used the ingredients and proportions as written so that’s the only thing i can think of 🙁

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hmmm, that could be the case! I didn’t have that issue, so I wonder how it’ll turn out differently if you try it without the over mixing.

  96. Steven says:

    So this is cake. I know everyone calls it oats but it is definitely a cake. A healthy cake that tastes very much of banana. Makes me feel as though I’m having dessert for breakfast.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yes! Pretty much considering it has a cake-like taste and texture. I love that!

  97. Faith Warmheart says:

    Where does the trans fat come from? Trying to avoid 100% of that awful stuff.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      It mainly comes from the cooking spray!

  98. sof says:

    I doubled it because the batter was quite small, and it came out rubbery and a bit gummy. It’s also really hard to get out of the blender.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hmmmm, that shouldn’t have been the case. Can you explain what you did, so I can help pinpoint what went wrong?

  99. Harlow says:

    Is it possible that I could microwave it?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yes! It is even faster that way. Consider making it in the microwave for 90 – 120 seconds. Make sure you’re using a microwave safe bowl though, and that it’s twice the size of the batter since it will rise while baking quickly in the microwave.

  100. Leanne T says:

    Fast, easy and tastes great! Guilt-free

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much!

  101. Ashli says:

    Hi Yumna! I love this recipe as a gluten-free option for homemade breads. I like to triple the recipe and bake in a bread pan. Do you have any tips for bake time for doubling or tripling the recipe? Would the bake time double or triple as well? Thank you!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much! To double or triple the recipe, you can throw everything together in a blender and just divide it into multiple ramekins or transfer it to a cake pan or loaf pan. The bake time will depend on whether or not you double or triple the recipe. I’d recommend checking it every 5 minutes or so and doing the toothpick test to see if it is fully finished baking.

  102. Lindsey says:

    I love this recipe! I added some chocolate chips in the middle and it’s like lava cake! You said you can freeze before baking, should I thaw it first or just bake it longer?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yes! I love that!! Either way will work!

  103. Mary says:

    Recipe states to “allow to cool in pan before serving and frosting”. What frosting? I don’t see frosting recipe or instructions. Do we make our own? Nutritional values obviously do not include frosting but recipe calls for it.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      There is no recipe for the frosting, but it’s just a possible topping option! You can completely leave it out or swap it for something else such as nut butter.

  104. Mary Boeger says:

    Loved these oats! So simple to make and they are delicious and moist. I used buttermilk in place of banana and sugar free maple syrup. Completely covered top with chocolate chips which added sweetness, then baked in muffin tin. I got 6 muffins from a doubled recipe.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That sounds amazing too! Love it!

  105. Abby Balboa says:

    This is a winner in our house! I have made it at least twice a week in the last few weeks. I’ve been adding vanilla or chocolate protein powder for an added boost.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That’s amazing! I love adding protein powder to my baked oats too!

  106. Suzie says:

    I made this into cupcakes. They were very moist but a little bland.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That’s a great idea! I think that’s where toppings make a huge difference!

  107. Kathy Lee Simpkins says:

    Thank you for a great recipe! It is so nice to have healthy options that taste like decadent treats.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      You’re so welcome! I’ll keep them coming!

  108. Amy says:

    Hello!

    I made the exact chocolate recipe, delicious. However, can I swap the banana for almond or soya milk? If so how much milk do I use. I think the recipe is to much banana flavour x

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you! Yes – instead of one banana, you can also use a 1/4 cup of any milk.

  109. Elaine says:

    I love your style of cooking! I am getting oats and bananas today. I also enjoy your tips and suggestions. They are the best I’ve seen.
    Thanks much,

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much, Elaine! Hope you enjoy!!

  110. Allison says:

    Hi Yumna! This looks super delicious and I want to try it out but was wondering where the 27g of sugar comes from? I’m trying to limit sugar/sweeteners from my diet (: Thanks in advance!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Hi! Thank you so much! It mostly comes from the banana and maple syrup.

  111. Shizu says:

    Hi there, this looks so good, I think I’m going to try it tomorrow! Do you think I could use one small overripe banana and slightly reduce the amount of ingredients? Also if I make it in the microwave should I still use a 8 oz container? Thank you!

  112. Cayla says:

    I love this recipe SO much!!!
    How would you go about to make this recipe serve 5/6 people? Please help! 🙏🏼

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay!! To double or triple the recipe you can throw everything together in a blender and just divide it into multiple ramekins or transfer it to a cake pan or loaf pan.

  113. Becky Bhanot says:

    I made this recipe with my daycare students as they chose to make the chocolate baked oats with various toppings. This recipe was super delicious, moist, healthy, and naturally sweet from all the fruits we used. For toppings we included: mini chocolate chips, raisins, cut up dates, & crushed walnuts. It’s a fun & easy way for a toddler and/ or an adult to learn how to bake or a simple recipe to enjoy in a short amount of time!😁

    1. Yumna J. says:

      So many fun ways to enjoy Baked Oats! I love that this gave them an opportunity to cook!

  114. Begum says:

    I love it!! It was super duper easy and sooo delish!!!! 😋 I also made this with a peanut butter filling and it was SO good!!! Thanks Yumna!!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you! The peanut butter filling sounds amazing! You’re so welcome!

  115. Andrea says:

    I loved this! Added some dark chocolate chips on top when it was finished, so yummy and filling. I’ve made three days in a row now. Thank you!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      One of my favorite ways to enjoy it! Wow, that’s amazing! You’re welcome!!

    2. Aisha says:

      This was such a great and easy recipe to follow! Thank you!
      However, I’ve followed all the steps but mine doesn’t come out cakey, it’s more stodgy… what could I be doing wrong?

      1. Yumna J. says:

        Thank you, Aisha! Make sure to add enough baking powder, as this helps the baked oats rise while baking. Also, use a high speed blender to blend the ingredients to help with the texture.

  116. Laney Morse says:

    Made this today and it was super easy and extremely tasty! 10/10 ♥️

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay! Thank you so much!

  117. Debbie says:

    I would like to subscribe.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I’d love that! If you go to my homepage (https://feelgoodfoodie.net/) and scroll down, under “Craving More? Browse My Recipes” you can enter your name and email address to be added to the newsletter subscription!

  118. Karishma says:

    Great recipe was super excited to try the chocolate version…it came out well 😊😊😊 added Nutella as topping

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Such a great idea! Yay!

  119. Missak says:

    Fun quick recipe!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much!

  120. Nadine says:

    I love baked oatmeal and this one has a completely different texture from the one I’ve made. I made muffins. I recall reading that eating them cold means that they aren’t as cake-like. While that’s the case, when cold, it’s like eating a healthy version of a bran muffin. Really good!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      For sure! Since we blend the oats in this recipe, it makes the texture turn out that way!

  121. Vivian says:

    Do you think this could be baked in the microwave?

  122. Shravanthi Chriss says:

    So easy to make and just delicious!!! Also completely customizable.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much! It really is!

  123. Marijana M. says:

    This is exactly what I needed.
    I tried the recipe and I really like it.
    For breakfast I usually eat oatmeal, with this recipe I get a similar breakfast in a different and fun form.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love that! It’s definitely a great way to switch it up! Thank you!!

  124. Cristina says:

    I have made this a couple times with different variations! So easy, healthy & yummy! I do believe the added tablespoon of cocoa powder was my favorite addition along with dark chocolate chips on top. Give it a try!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      One of my favorite combos too! Thank you so much!!

  125. Carla says:

    The recipe is easy and delicious and suitable for picky eaters who would refuse to eat oat meal but would not mind eating it as a cake

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love that! Thank you!!

  126. Yumna J. says:

    Thank you!

  127. Aisha says:

    Loved this recipe and the best part is you can get creative and add your own touch. Yumna, your recipes are fast, easy and soooo good.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Aww, thank you so much!

  128. Liz says:

    This is the best baked oats recipe I’ve tried that actually has the consistency of a cake. I ground my oats first and then added everything else and it turned out so good. I divided the batter and put it into two small ramekins and topped with chocolate chips, then plopped on some pb after it baked. Seriously want to make this every morning!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay!! Thank you so much!

  129. Christina elias says:

    Oh amazing!! Thank you!! My kids LOVED it!! Love your stuff!!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay! You’re so welcome!

  130. Millie says:

    Would this recipe work with just egg whites instead of a whole egg?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I actually haven’t tried that yet, so let me know if you do! I do know, however, that just using a flax egg or a 1/4 cup of any milk instead of the egg will work!

  131. Anjj says:

    Tried this and it was so good. So simple and quick! This might be my go to healthy dessert! Thank you for the recipe!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love that! You’re so welcome!

  132. Fatima says:

    Tried the banana version of this simple and delicious baked oats recipe (and a sprinkle of cinnamon), so good!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much!

  133. Michelle B says:

    Thanks for the recipe. I made this with my 3-year old and it was perfect for her skills and patience level 🙂 My blender just couldn’t get the oats smooth. Next time we will put them in the food processor first to get oat flour before mixing them by hand with the other ingredients.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      You’re so welcome! That’s a good idea! Or, you could also use oat flour.

  134. Deanna says:

    Kids can’t get enough! Made this two days in a row! They are screaming how amazing this is! I’m loving it because they refuse to eat oatmeal and this is a great way to sneak it in! Thank you for an easy and yummy recipe!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That’s amazing! I’m so happy to hear that!

  135. Randi Hendrickson says:

    Can applesauce be used instead of bananas? If so, how much applesauce?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Instead of one banana, you can also add one egg or 1/4 cup of any milk!

    2. Nadine says:

      I didn’t have enough bananas to make muffins (4 batches), so I used apple sauce to replace half the bananas. Worked great and tastes great, too.

      1. Yumna J. says:

        I’m glad it still worked out! Thank you!

  136. Victor says:

    Too dry and way too banana-forward. Find a recipe that relies on liquid for moisture, not bananas. This ain’t it

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I added bananas because it adds flavor, sweetness, and moisture to the recipe. However, instead of one banana, you can also add one egg or 1/4 cup of any milk!

  137. Ola says:

    It is so delicious and light ,skipped the maple syrup but was still full of flavor and sweet ,added protien powder and made it into 3 types of muffins, strawberry, coconut and chocolate.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love the sound of all three of those! Thank you!

  138. Timothy C says:

    I suppose if you’ve never baked before and are used to having a bowl of cereal for breakfast, this recipe might be appealing. But, bottom line, it’s such a mediocre quality But life is too short to spend time making and eating such mediocre

    1. Yumna J. says:

      What made it mediocre?

  139. Helen says:

    Fantastic! Just finished and can’t wait to make it again! Had it with yoghurt and more maple syrup!!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you! I love the sound of that!

  140. Valmira Asani says:

    It’s amazing I’ve made it in many different variations and different toppings and it’s one of my favorite recipe ever 😍😍

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That makes me so happy to hear! Thank you!

  141. Rachel says:

    I followed the recipe exactly and it looked nothing like the photo. It’s so disgusting. I made it with chocolate and it tastes like pure banana. It’s so gross. I attempted it twice, and assumed the first time it turned out crappy because I didn’t use banana.

    1. Yumna Jawad says:

      Hmmm…that’s really odd. Can you tell me what you put in it exactly and how you made it? I’d love to help you figure out what went wrong because everyone loves this recipe.

    2. Kim says:

      Saaame. It tasted terrible! I followed the recipe exactly. There was nothing airy and light about this recipe!!

  142. Suzanne says:

    Such an easy fun recipe. My kids really thought they were eating cake. I added a dollop of peanut butter on a few of them before baking. It was so good. Also used honey instead of maple syrup.

  143. Firoozeh says:

    Great recipe! So easy. I thawed my frozen bananas and it worked out fine.
    I did chocolate ones and cant wait to try different versions of it.
    For one I chopped up reese’s peanut butter cups in it. It was so good!😁

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love that! The peanut butter cups sound so good in it!!

  144. Vanessa says:

    So delicious and easy! I made a vegan version for myself and a cinnamon roll version for my picky son. Baked it in my toaster oven.

    1. Maria says:

      It was so delicious and easy,I added protein powder and chia seeds to it. So so good.

      1. Yumna J. says:

        I love that!

  145. Amanda Massia says:

    What size of pan do you bake this in? And how many servings does it make?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      The ramekin pictured is 8 ounces and that works perfectly for this contents of the recipe! This recipe makes one serving.

  146. Charlise says:

    If you want to use the microwave how long do you put it in for ?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      To make it ever faster, put it in the microwave for 90 – 120 seconds. Make sure you’re using a microwave safe bowl though, and that it’s twice the size of the batter since it will rise while baking quickly in the microwave.

  147. nancy says:

    yummy & healthy recipe..

  148. Maddie says:

    I was just wondering, am I able to mix everything together the night before, then bake it in the morning?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I wouldn’t! Instead, I’d bake the oats and keep them in an airtight container (for 2 days at room temperature or up to a week in the fridge).

  149. Mersi says:

    Can this be made with frozen bananas (thawed and squeezed out the runny liquid)? I have so many in the freezer and need to find some uses 😅
    This looks amazing!

  150. Jia says:

    I only used 1/2 banana and made 6 portions in a tray so there’s more for later as it can be frozen. So yummy, easy and quick!! Thank you for this wonderful recipe

  151. Oorja says:

    I tried this recipe with two eggs instead (coz I hate bananas) and added a tiny bit of butter alongside. It came out to be so fudgy and delicious and felt good eating (had oats after all). Truly loved it!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay! I’m so glad you were still able to enjoy!

  152. Be joly says:

    Amazing recipe ! I substituted the egg and banana with 1/2 cup of unsweetened apple sauce and 1 cup of blueberries . Turned out amazing ! So good , so wholesome ! Highly recommend it !

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I’m sure the color came out beautifully too! Thank you so much!

  153. Tessa says:

    Wonderful recipe!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much!

  154. Roaa says:

    I doubled the recipe and used one egg and almond milk, which came out very delicious. So good and easy to make!! Will be our every weekend breakfast 😊😊

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I’m so glad to hear it! Thank you!

  155. Khadijah says:

    Love love the baked oats so yummy 😋 I ran out of peanut butter I used tahini instead ,so delicious 💕 Thank you so much 🇬🇧

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That’s such a great idea! You’re so welcome!

  156. Aelia says:

    Made it with dates syrup intead of maple and its soo delicious!!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I’ve got to try that! Thank you!

  157. Asami says:

    I put a little bit of cinnamon and it was really really good!!!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love that! Thank you so much!

  158. Nina Marquez says:

    Yummy! I added a tablespoon of peanut butter to mine and put syrup on top as well ( I have an obsession with peanut butter and banana). Just bought chocolate chips and will make the Chocolate version tomorrow morning!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      It’s one of my all time favorite combos! Hope you enjoy the chocolate one too!

  159. Samantha says:

    What if you don’t have bananas?

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Instead of one banana, you can also add one egg or 1/4 cup of any milk.

  160. Rama Tamimi says:

    Your recipes are always for the win, and this is not any different! I love the taste and I love that it is not heavy as other chocolate desserts. So I felt less guilty enjoying it! I made the chocolate one, substitute the banana with milk as per your recommendation. And omg! So good! Definitely doing it again soon! Thanks!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much! I’m so happy to hear it!

  161. Andrea says:

    Delicious and easy! I made it for my family in 2 small ramekins in oven and doubled the recipe. Topped with almond butter and chopped walnuts. Another great oatmeal recipe! Thanks.

  162. Corrie says:

    Does anyone know if this could be made cake-sized in a cake pan? And if it can, does anyone have the recipe tweaks for that? Thanks!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      To double or triple the recipe you can throw everything together in a blender and just divide it into multiple ramekins or transfer it to a cake pan or loaf pan!

  163. Sue Pochereva says:

    What a yummy change for breakfast!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      A great way to change it up!

  164. Didi says:

    It is delicious!
    I replaced the caramel sauce and chocolate sprinkle with honey and sliced almond.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you! I love the sound of that!

      1. Shereen says:

        This was delicious and simple! My husband enjoyed it too and he normally does not like oatmeal because of the texture. We topped it off with some strawberries and blueberries.

  165. Emilie says:

    Really good! So easy to make! Will definitely do it again! I waited in front of the oven while it cooked like a kid waits for cookies 🙈😅

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Thank you so much! I did the same!!

  166. Shefai says:

    Tried making these and turned out great! I added some chopped berries on top before baking and they were delicious. Thanks for sharing the recipe!!

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay! I love that! You’re so welcome!

  167. Shahista abed says:

    Wow.devine simple and tasty recipe and added maple.syrup and chci nibs on top …
    Wow yumna keep up the good work and share all your yummy recipes….shystar all the way from south africa …looking forward to trying more recipe and enjoying the videos

    1. Yumna J. says:

      That sounds so good! Thank you so much! Hope you enjoy the other recipes too!

  168. Monica Vitela says:

    This was such an awesome recipe and I put mine in a mug in the microwave and it is delightful and so easy to make thank you 😊❤ I topped blueberries and honey 😋

    1. Yumna J. says:

      I love those toppings! You’re so welcome!

  169. Shannon says:

    I had to improvise with the ramekin cause I didnt have a proper one, so it came out more like a cake, but tastes just as delish.
    Thanks for the amazing recipe! A good and fun oats breakfast alternative.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yes, this is baked oats that looks and tastes like cake! Thank you!

  170. NNair says:

    Followed your recipe for baked oats. A big hit with my husband and my toddler! Used honey instead of maple syrup.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay! I’m glad to hear it!

  171. Deanna says:

    Tried this today. Came out great! I ended up using my food processor instead of the blender. It was fun coming up with different variations. I made a blueberry one. A banana one and a cherry one. Delicious! Thanks, Deanna

  172. Deanna says:

    Going to try this today! Looks delicious

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yay! Hope you enjoy!!

    2. nina says:

      what has the trans fat in the baked oat recipe not the oats, egg, not in my peanut butter not the baking powder or the milk so where does the trans fat come from ??

    3. Scott says:

      Quick, super simple and super delicious!

      1. Yumna J. says:

        Thank you!

    4. Sara says:

      Hi where does the 16 g of protein come from. Oats: 6g egg:6g

      1. Yumna J. says:

        This recipe has 13g of protein! The additional 1g of protein comes from the protein in the rest of the ingredients.

    5. Sharon says:

      If you sub milk for the banana, how much milk do you use? And, instead of oven, how long would I cook it in the microwave? Thx.

      1. Yumna J. says:

        Instead of banana, you can use a 1/4 cup of any milk! To make it ever faster, consider making it in the microwave for 90 – 120 seconds. Make sure you’re using a microwave safe bowl though, and that it’s twice the size of the batter since it will rise while baking quickly in the microwave.

  173. Ariana Torchin says:

    What did you top it with? Looks like chocolate sprinkles? Yum.

    1. Yumna J. says:

      Yes, and Trader Joe’s Fleur de Sel Caramel Sauce!

  174. Abigail Adams says:

    How can I do this with apples and cinnamon? Do we still need to add peanut butter?? 🤔🤔this looks so yummy! Can’t wait to try!