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Organic Overnight Oats with Chia, Flax & Hemp Hearts — 2.5 lb
Review
What’s included: a 2.5 lb bag of pre-mixed overnight oats featuring whole grain organic rolled oats, organic milled flax seed, organic hulled hemp hearts and organic chia seeds. The blend is formulated to be an all-in-one base so you don’t need to combine multiple jars from your pantry.
Ingredients & certs: This mix uses USDA Organic ingredients, is Non-GMO, Kosher certified and labeled gluten-free. There are no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives in the recipe, and each serving supplies around 7 grams of protein and about 5 grams of fiber.
How to make overnight oats: For a chilled preparation, stir together 1/2 cup of the oats with 1/2 cup of water or milk (use dairy or plant-based milk for extra creaminess), cover, and refrigerate for at least four hours or overnight.
How to make hot oats: To heat, combine 1/2 cup of oats with 3/4 cup water or milk and microwave on high for 1 1/2 to 2 minutes, stirring once when finished. The texture will vary with liquid amount—use less liquid for a thicker result.
Serving suggestions: Customize each bowl with fresh or frozen fruit, nut butters, chopped nuts, cinnamon, honey or other sweeteners to suit your taste. The prepared oats are portable and convenient for on-the-go breakfasts or meal-prep portions.
Use cases: Ideal for families, singles, and anyone seeking a quick, nutritious breakfast base that’s easy to store and simple to prepare either cold or warm.
Pros
- All-in-one organic blend with seeds included
- Gluten-free, USDA Organic, Non-GMO and Kosher
- Versatile: eat hot or make overnight; easy to customize
Cons
- Contains added cane sugar
- Texture may need liquid adjustments
- Some may prefer simpler ingredient lists
VerdictA convenient all-in-one overnight oats mix for busy mornings. The blend of organic rolled oats, chia, flax and hemp hearts supplies 7g protein and 5g fiber per serving and is certified gluten-free, USDA Organic, Non-GMO and Kosher. Prepare it chilled or heated—just add water or milk—then top however you like. Great for meal prep and portable breakfasts, and free from artificial colors, flavors, an
Reviews
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Julie.h 5/5
Family-approved, grab-and-go breakfast
My whole family eats these — easy to prepare with just a 1/2 cup and water, and it already includes chia and flax. Kids enjoy adding blueberries or banana. It’s portable and perfect to make the night before for mornings on the run.
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Desiree Milestone 5/5
Quick morning favorite
This is my new go-to breakfast — really convenient and tasty. Just add water and it’s ready.
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Larry G. 4/5
Good, but a bit sweet
Very tasty overall, though I wish there wasn’t the added cane sugar—would be perfect without it.
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Richard G. Silvia 5/5
Delicious and satisfying
These turn out very flavorful when mixed with milk and fruit and chilled overnight. They keep me full and are an easy, filling morning option.
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JenChet 5/5
Customize the consistency
Play with the water ratio to get it how you like it—less water = thicker. I add cinnamon and vanilla when mixing and top with walnuts and blueberries. It’s on my recurring order.
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Max 5/5
Reliable and protein-packed
I add berries or nuts and make enough for two days. It’s my favorite brand; the protein content works well for my needs and the texture is easy to manage.
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Shelley Iverson 4/5
Good option for lower-carb breakfasts
Nice for people watching carbs—higher in protein than plain oats. I usually add fruit and nuts to boost flavor. Happy it includes chia, flax and hemp.
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K 5/5
Simple, nutritious and kid-friendly
I like that you can use water because it includes a powdered oat component, and the sugar level isn't overpowering. The chia and flax add nutrition, texture is nice, and frozen fruit makes it foolproof for busy nights. My daughters all like it.
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