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30 September 2020

Nutella Fridge Porridge

Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog

Nutella Fridge Porridge Recipe

Breakfast and I have got a bit of previous. I am woeful at eating anything before about 11am, so quite often bypass the most important meal of the day completely. I love a bowl of granola, but often have that for lunch, more due to laziness than any diet fad. Fridge Porridge has been a lifesaver in the past, due to it’s ‘ready when you are’ nature and this Nutella version is not only quick, it’s bloody delicious.

If you’ve never had Fridge Porridge or overnight oats before, then you’re missing out. It’s a simple mixture of milk, yoghurt, maple syrup, some other bits and bobs and, in this case, a couple of hoofing great big dollops of Nutella. Whisk in your oats, pop into a jar, refrigerate overnight, and that’s breakfast right there waiting for you. Even if you eat it a lunchtime like me. This serving makes a greedy persons one serving, which could stretch to two smaller appetites. I have been trebling the recipe and making a large pot of it for George to eat before school. It keeps well in the fridge for 3 to 4 days, unless you have a George sized person in your house who keeps eating it all.

This Nutella Fridge Porridge is an easy, tasty way to improve you and yours breakfast time habits. Just make sure you hide it at the back of the fridge to ensure you get a bowl for yourself.

Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog

As you can see, I’ve been to Costco and got a bloody great big jar of their own brand Nutella, what my children fondly call Futella *Fake Nutella*. The yoghurt was just one of the 3 pots I had in my fridge, which have dwindled hugely having discovered this brilliant recipe.

Make a start with a big jug. Pour in the milk, yoghurt and maple syrup.

Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog
Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog

Add the vanilla, pinch of salt and the generous dollops of chocolate hazelnut spread then whisk until smooth-ish.

Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog
Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog

Stir in the oats then pour the fridge porridge into a good sized jar with a lid. Or if you have smaller mouths, use two smaller jars.

Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog
Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog

Pop a lid on the jar and leave in the fridge overnight, or until you’re ready to eat it. In my case, the middle of the afternoon.

Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog

When you’re ready to eat, sprinkle the top with some seeds, cocoa nibs, chopped nuts, chocolate chips, or a dollop more Nutella, if you like.

Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog

Look at me pretending I was working whilst eating.

Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog
Nutella Fridge Porridge recipe from Lucy Loves Food Blog

I love this recipe. It’s one of those I was so excited to share with you, I could barely wait to get it down on paper. I hope you feel the same, providing you actually manage to wrestle the spoon from your family members hands.

Lucy x

Nutella Fridge Porridge Recipe

Makes one generous serving, could serve 2 smaller appetites

You will just need a jug, jar with a lid and whisk for this

125ml milk, full fat, almond, you choose

80ml yoghurt, I used Greek

1 tablespoon maple syrup

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

A pinch of salt

2 heaped tablespoons Nutella, or other chocolate hazelnut spread

45g porridge oats

Cocoa nibs, seeds, chocolate chips or chopped nuts to serve, if you like

In a large jug whisk together the milk, yoghurt, maple syrup, vanilla, pinch of salt and chocolate nut spread until smooth-ish.

Stir in the oats then pour into a good sized jar and pop in the fridge overnight.

When you’re ready to eat sprinkle on some cocoa nibs, seeds, chopped nuts or chocolate chips, if you like, then tuck in.

This can be doubled or trebled and be kept in the fridge for 3 to 4 days and eaten every morning.

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