Add some rich creaminess to your next cup of coffee with this homemade oat milk creamer. It’s easy to whip up, with all kinds of flavour options to make it your own!
½cupoatssoaked in boiling hot water for 5 minutes or soaked overnight (40 grams)*
2tablespooncoconut oil14 grams, or other neutral oil such as avocado oil (so it doesn't solidify) - be sure to use a refined coconut oil to avoid coconut flavour
1cupcold filtered water240 grams
1teaspoonvanilla extract4 grams
1teaspoonmaple syrupor more if you want a sweeter coffee creamer (5 grams)
Drain and rinse the oats and add them to a blender along with all other ingredients. Blend until smooth.
Drain the contents of the blender through a fine mesh strainer to remove any large oat pieces and save all strained liquid.
Add any 1 flavor mix-in ingredient or ingredient combination and blend (optional step). Taste the oat milk creamer and add any additional water (1 tablespoon at a time) if preferred for your desired consistency and blend. Store leftover oat milk creamer in a food safe airtight bottle or jar and keep refrigerated for up to 5 days.
Notes
The coconut oil will solidify when stored in the fridge. You can bring it to room temperature before using or spoon it into a hot/warm beverage. Be sure to use a refined coconut oil to avoid the coconut flavour.
Oats: You can use old fashioned oats or quick oats for this recipe.
To store: Oat milk creamer will keep for up to 5 days in a food-safe airtight bottle or jar in the refrigerator. Be sure to shake or stir before each use as separation may occur over time.
To freeze: You can freeze this oat milk creamer to extend its shelf life. Be sure to store it in freezer-safe containers and use within one month for optimum quality. Thaw the creamer overnight in the refrigerator before using.