Raspberry Cheesecake Overnight Oats
Nutrition Snapshot
Cottage cheese is a great way to add protein to any dish. And in this recipe, the cottage cheese blended with maple syrup taste just like cheesecake.
If you love this raspberry cottage cheese overnight oats, you should try these strawberry cheesecake overnight oats or mixed berry cottage cheese oats.
Why you are going to love this recipe
- 20 grams of protein
- 5 minutes of prep
- No protein powder
- Make ahead breakfast
- Great on the go breakfast option
- Easy to make
- Perfect for meal prep
Ingredient spotlight
- Cottage cheese – cottage cheese is what gives these overnight oats the creamy cheesecake texture.
- Oats – be sure to grab rolled oats, sometimes called old fashioned oats
- Maple syrup – this helps to sweeten the oatmeal. You could also use honey or your favorite low calorie sweetener
- Chia seeds – chia seeds help to thicken the oats and really help to make this recipe super filling.
- Raspberries – use fresh or frozen, whatever you have on hand.
How to make high protein raspberry cheesecake overnight oats
Start by blending the cottage cheese, milk and maple syrup in a food processor or blender until it’s smooth.
Add the oats and chia seeds to a 16 oz. jar. Top with the cottage cheese mixture and stir well until well incorporated.
Mash half the raspberries with a fork (if frozen, defrost first).
Add mashed raspberries to the top of the oat mixture, mixing them in slightly. Top with the remaining raspberries and store in the fridge overnight.
Variations
- Swap out raspberries for other berries like blueberries, strawberries, cherries or a mix.
- Add mini chocolate chips
- Add toasted coconut flakes
- Top with crushed graham crackers or granola
- Add lemon zest or orange zest to make this more like cheesecake
- Add more protein by adding 1-2 scoops vanilla protein powder or collagen peptides. You may need to add more milk when adding the protein powder (especially if you use a vegan protein powder).
Common questions
Do you have to blend the cottage cheese?
For the best texture, I recommend blending the cottage cheese. If you don’t the oats will have a less creamy texture.
Can you make this without cottage cheese?
You could make this with a high fat Greek yogurt as well (no blending needed). If you wanted to make this dairy free, use a coconut yogurt and add 1 serving vegan vanilla protein powder.
How many days in advance can you make these?
Cheesecake overnight oats can be made up to 3 days in advance. Be sure you are using a container with a well fitted lid (I like to use mason jars).
High Protein Raspberry Cheesecake Overnight Oats
Ingredients
- ½ cup cottage cheese, I recommend 4%
- 3 tablespoons milk
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
- ⅓ cup rolled oats
- 1 tablespoon chia seeds
- ½ cup raspberries, fresh or frozen
Instructions
- In a blender or food processor, add the cottage cheese, dairy free milk and maple syrup. Blend until the cottage cheese is smooth.
- In a 16 oz container, add the rolled oats and chia seeds.
- Pour the cottage cheese mixture over the rolled oats and stir well.
- If frozen, defrost the raspberries. Mash the raspberries with a fork. Add of the mashed raspberries to the cheesecake oatmeal and stir them in. Top the oats with the remaining raspberries.
- Enjoy immediately or store in the fridge 2+ hours (typically overnight).
Notes
- You may need to add extra milk or water to thin out the oats a bit. This will depend on the consistency you enjoy.
- High fat cottage cheese tends to be less tart than the lower fat cottage cheese. If you are using a fat free cottage cheese, you may need slightly more sweetener.
- Make these up to 3 days in advance and store in the fridge in an airtight container.
- If you don’t have fresh or frozen raspberries, you could also use some raspberry preserves.
Nutrition
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