Gluten-Free Chocolate Peanut Butter Overnight Oats
Chocolate peanut butter overnight oats with cocoa whisked into warm milk first, so no dry streaks remain. Oats must be labeled gluten-free. Serves 4.
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Chocolate peanut butter overnight oats with cocoa whisked into warm milk first, so no dry streaks remain. Oats must be labeled gluten-free. Serves 4.
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Chorizo Breakfast Burritos with gluten-free chorizo sausage and eggs. Check the labels on packaged ingredients. Serves 4.
Cinnamon-roll overnight oats made with gluten-free oats. Serves 4. Vegetarian friendly. Check the labels on packaged ingredients.
Classic granola toasts gluten-free oats with mixed nuts, pumpkin seeds, and honey or maple syrup. Check the labels on packaged ingredients.
A rich and creamy chocolatey breakfast with these no-cook overnight oats. Use products labeled gluten-free and check labels.
Coconut chia pudding sets full-fat canned coconut milk with chia seeds, maple syrup, and vanilla. Use a coconut milk labeled gluten-free. Serves 4.
Tender, custardy pancakes made by blending cottage cheese with eggs and a little flour blend. Check labels on every package.
Puffy Dutch baby pancake from a blender batter, baked in a sizzling buttered skillet. Serves 3. Check labels on every package.
Oatmeal is gluten-free only when the oats are labeled gluten-free. Ordinary oat products are often handled near gluten-containing grains. These breakfasts use oats labeled gluten-free or a flour blend instead. Whether someone with celiac disease eats oats, because of avenin, is a question for a clinician.