Pumpkin Pie Overnight Oats
These Pumpkin Pie Overnight Oats are your easiest breakfast ever! They require only 5 minutes of prep and are delicious, filling and so nutritious!
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Oatmeal is my jam. Well, not literally jam, that would be strawberry jam, but I don’t think I’ve had a meal more than oatmeal as a fact. I actually once went about three months with nothing but oatmeal for breakfast. Why? Well, you can customise it to anything your heart desires.
Spring? Have oatmeal topped with strawberries or carrot cake oatmeal. Summer? Mango (amazing) oatmeal. Fall? Have pumpkin pie overnight oats. It’s that simple. It sounds insane but these pumpkin pie overnight oats really do take only 5 minutes to prep.
You need to try this.
There are so many things to say about this oatmeal but point blank: it’s a fall staple. Overnight oats seems to be all the rage and for good reason – if you’re running out of the house in the morning you no longer have no excuse for not grabbing breakfast.
It’s as simple as mixing your oatmeal ingredients together, and putting it in the fridge in a jar. The oats absorb the milk overnight just like they would in a hot pan over medium heat, and leave a beautiful thickened breakfast just waiting for you.
The ingredients in this pumpkin pie overnight oats are pretty simple too. I use my favourite, Silk Almondmilk (p.s. are you seeing that new packaging? I am totally swooning), oats, pumpkin pie spice, pumpkin puree, and organic maple syrup to contribute to that pumpkin pie taste and sweeten it up. I also add candied pecans (recipe coming soon!) which just ties it all together.
The best part about this recipe is that it’s 100% customisable. You can add more or less almond milk if you like, different spices such as nutmeg, and more or less pumpkin. It’s totally up to you and your taste buds.
I also topped these pumpkin pie overnight oats with some pumpkin spice granola which added even more delicious texture and lets you feel like you’re having dessert for breakfast even though it’s just all wholesome, delicious ingredients. Every ingredient used contributes it’s own magic, to the point that I’m trying to figure out why I don’t have overnight oats more often!
Silk Almondmilk is my #1 almond milk choice, and it’s perfect if you have allergies, are vegan or just want to keep everything plant based. It also adds protein and lots of calcium to your meal. The pumpkin adds tons of great fibre, vitamin A and protein. Pumpkin spice adds lots of great flavour, oats add protein and fibre and the organic maple syrup is healthy and adds some delicious sweetness. All in all, you have a great wholesome plant-based breakfast that tastes like dessert. That’s considered a real win in my books, don’t you think?
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Pumpkin Pie Overnight Oats
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup pumpkin puree
- 1/2 cup old-fashioned or rolled oats
- 1 cup Silk Almondmilk
- 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin spice
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons maple syrup
- 1/4 cup chopped candied pecans, optional but delicious
Instructions
- Mix all the ingredients in a jar. Stir to combine and cover.
- Place in the fridge overnight.
- The next morning, remove and eat in the jar or place in a pot over medium high heat to reheat the oatmeal, or in the microwave to reheat if a microwave safe jar for about 45 seconds. Top with candied pecans, raisins, coconut flakes and more maple syrup (or anything else you want!). Enjoy!
Notes
- This recipe is vegan and gluten free. You can adjust the quantities of pumpkin if you’d like less pumpkin to just 2 tablespoons.
- You can also adjust sweetness levels after it’s set up in the fridge and add more maple syrup if you desire. You can also use agave nectar instead.
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This recipe looks so nice. The colour is so rich and enticing ♥
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Thanks so much Summer!
I love my overnight oats, Jessica, and this pumpkin pie version is the ultimate flavor for fall! The color is so pretty, too!
Thanks so much Marcie!!
Did you get canned pumpkin puree in JA? Or did you use our local pumpkin to make the puree?
Hi Chantal,
I made the pumpkin puree which you can find the recipe here: https://jessicainthekitchen.com/how-to-make-pumpkin-puree/ – hope that helps! Canned pumpkin puree does sell in the supermarket but it’s really easy to make and tastes much better!
I love this! Can’t wait to make this part of my first meal of the day! 🙂
This is so fun! What a great idea. Also I love how authentic you seem to be. Your style and passion for blogging is contagious. Thank you for sharing your life!
I made the recipe as written and even thpugh I am a pumpkin fan, and love pumpkin pie, didn’t xare for this at all. Very watery, and unpleasant flavor
If I doubled the recipe in anticipation of it being breakfast for a couple days, how long would it last in the refrigerator? Or is that not recommended at all?
Hi Michelle,
You can definitely do that! Once your pumpkin is fresh, it’ll last several days – mine lasted a week before I finished the servings! I hope that helps 🙂
I have a question-can steel cut oats be used instead of old fashioned oats?
Hi Maryann,
Yes! You can use steel cut oats instead! I would 100% recommend cooking all the ingredients together first (maybe in the stove top for about 3 minutes at boil, or in the microwave) since traditional steel cut oats usually need some sort of heat to activate them. Then you can store overnight after that. I hope that helps – enjoy!
Being a northern Michigan native, maple syrup is my preferred sweetener, so I’m glad to see it in this recipe. I like my oatmeal hot, or I like it at room temp, letting it soak in the milk (either almond or cashew) for only about five minutes before I eat it. However, I cannot stand the texture of overnight oats, so will make this recipe and enjoy it within just moments of it being completely assembled 🙂
Hi Joyce! I like your way of eating oatmeal as well! hope you enjoy and thanks for reading!
Another fantastic recipe! This was really tasty both cold AND hot, and so easy to prep the night before – made my mornings a breeze. So glad I came to your website to use up all my canned pumpkin! 😉
Awesome we’re so happy you enjoyed it Jenn! Thanks so much for reading!