Gail’s Recipe Book
Overnight Oat Tiramisu
Makes 3–4 servings
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This is what happens when breakfast decides it wants to be dessert.
Creamy espresso oats, a vanilla “mascarpone” yogurt layer, and a fudgy cacao topping that makes this taste like tiramisu met overnight oats — but with protein, fiber, and actual staying power.
It’s rich, meal-prep friendly, and honestly feels way too good to be breakfast.
Recipe
Oat Layer:
1 cup oats
3 tbsp chia seeds
1 ½ cups Greek yogurt
1/2 cup almond milk
3 tbsp espresso
3 tbsp maple syrup
1 tbsp vanilla
2 tbsp vanilla protein powder
Vanilla Mascarpone Layer:
1 cup Greek yogurt
1 tbsp vanilla paste
1 tbsp maple syrup
Fudge Topping:
2 heaping tbsp raw cacao powder
2 tsp water
1 tsp vanilla paste
Directions
Mix all oat layer ingredients together until thick and smooth. Divide between overnight oat containers.
Mix the vanilla mascarpone layer ingredients in a separate bowl and spoon over the oats.
Mix fudge topping ingredients until smooth and spread over the mascarpone layer.
Dust with more cacao powder.
Refrigerate overnight.
Estimated nutrition
Based on unsweetened almond milk, plain nonfat Greek yogurt, and standard vanilla protein powder.
Full batch:
Calories: ~910
Protein: ~54g
Fiber: ~28g
Per serving if 3 servings:
Calories: ~300
Protein: ~18g
Fiber: ~9g
Per serving if 4 servings:
Calories: ~225
Protein: ~13–14g
Fiber: ~7g
Makes 3–4 servings
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