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Mango Overnight Oats

Published: Dec 2, 2022 · Updated: Dec 2, 2022 Author: Alexandra Cook

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My Mango Overnight Oats are a simple, make-ahead breakfast that will give you a taste of the tropics. This is one of the easiest recipes to prepare – pureed mango is combined with rolled oats, chia seeds, milk and maple syrup. In the morning, they are ready for you to eat or take with you to enjoy on the go. It’s a great way to begin your day!

Glass jar of mango overnight oats, topping with yoghurt, mango pieces and some flaked coconut.
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Why you’ll love this recipe:

This is a nourishing, satisfying breakfast that takes just a few minutes to prepare the night before.

In the morning, you will be so pleased that you have a breakfast which is ready to enjoy, or you can take with you. 

You will love these Mango Overnight Oats because:

  • They are quickly and easily prepared from ingredients that are readily available.
  • You can customise the recipe to suit your taste and dietary requirements.
  • They are ideal for meal prep – they’ll last for three days in the fridge, so you can get a head start on your breakfast for the week ahead.
  • You can adjust the quantities to your needs – the written recipe serves two, but it can easily be halved or doubled depending on how many people you want to serve.
  • This recipe is so versatile – customise the toppings to your liking. Add coconut, nuts or yoghurt or just enjoy it as is.
  • It is a nourishing breakfast that will keep you satisfied longer.

Ingredients in this recipe:

Please see the recipe card further along in the post for exact quantities of ingredients and the full method.

Ingredients in this recipe on a white marble background.

Rolled oats – we use old-fashioned Rolled Oats.  They are a complex carbohydrate, providing healthy dietary fibre. 

Milk – use milk of your preference. I like to use almond or oat milk, but soy milk works just fine. You can use dairy milk if you don’t need the oats to be vegan.

Mango – adds sweet, tropical aroma and flavour. You can use fresh or frozen.

Chia seeds – these little seeds are a nutritional powerhouse being a complete protein, a good source of omega-3 fatty acids as well as being rich in dietary fibre. You can use black or white. The chia seeds help to bind the mixture together.

Maple syrup – to add light sweetness, use pure maple syrup.

Vanilla – for the best flavour, use vanilla naturally extracted from the vanilla bean and not one synthetically flavoured.

How to Make Mango Overnight Oats:

Please see the recipe card further along in the post for exact quantities of ingredients and the full method.

Steps 1-2 of preparing this recipe - the pureed mango and combining all of the ingredients for the oats in a white bowl.

1 – Puree the mango:
Add the peeled mango pieces to a small blender and puree until smooth.

2 – Add all ingredients to a bowl:
Add the mango puree, rolled oats, chia seeds, milk, maple syrup and vanilla to a bowl.

Steps 3-4 of preparing this recipe - the overnight oat mixture combined in a bowl and the mixture in a glass jar.

3 – Stir to combine:
Mix well until everything is combined.

4 – Refrigerate:
Cover the bowl with cling wrap, or portion the mixture into jars or glasses. Refrigerate for 6 hours or overnight.

In the morning, stir well and top with yoghurt, more mango and toasted coconut flakes.

Glass jar of mango overnight oats, topping with yoghurt, mango pieces and some flaked coconut.

Tips for success and FAQs:

These Mango Overnight Oats are quickly and easily prepared. The sweet, tropical flavour of mango shines in this delicious, nutritious breakfast.

How long will the Mango Overnight Oats last?

For the best flavour and texture, we recommend that you store them covered in the fridge and enjoy them within three days.

How long do the oats have to be in the fridge before they’re ready to consume?

For the best result, they should be refrigerated for at least 6 hours. Make them just before bed, and they are perfect in the morning!

How should I select a mango?

Do not select the mango by its colour – that is not an indicator of ripeness as mango varieties come in a range of colours. The best way to tell is to squeeze the mango gently; when ripe, it should give slightly. It should also be sweetly aromatic near the stem end.

Can I use frozen mango?

Yes, you can. Defrost the mango before pureeing.

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Variations and substitutions:

Mango – you can use fresh or frozen mango. 
 
Milk – use a milk of your choice in this recipe. I like to use almond or oat milk, but soy milk works just fine as does dairy milk.
 
Maple syrup – you could also use honey. As it doesn’t blend as readily as maple syrup, add it to the blender when pureeing the mango.
 
Spice – you could add ground cinnamon or nutmeg – they both pair well with mango.

Glass jar of mango overnight oats, topping with yoghurt, mango pieces and some flaked coconut.

Serving suggestions:

One of my favourite parts of making a batch of these tropical Overnight Oats is customising the toppings!

For this recipe, I like to use a topping of Greek yoghurt and toasted coconut flakes.

You could also try:

  • Chopped walnuts or almonds.
  • Coconut yoghurt – to keep the recipe vegan.
  • A dusting of ground cinnamon or nutmeg.
  • Additional pieces of mango.

You will love the ease of preparation and tropical flavour in these Mango Overnight Oats. They are certain to become your favourite healthy breakfast.

Be sure to let me know what you think in the comments below when you have given them a try!

Alex xx

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Glass jar of mango overnight oats, topping with yoghurt, mango pieces and some flaked coconut.

Mango Overnight Oats

My Mango Overnight Oats are a simple, make-ahead breakfast that will give you a taste of the tropics. This is one of the easiest recipes to prepare – pureed mango is combined with rolled oats, chia seeds, milk and maple syrup. In the morning, they are ready for you to eat or take with you to enjoy on the go. It’s a great way to begin your day!
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Course: Breakfast
Cuisine: International
Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes
Chill Time: 6 hours hours
Total Time: 6 hours hours 10 minutes minutes
Servings: 2 people
Calories: 294kcal
Author: Alexandra Cook – It’s Not Complicated Recipes

Please note:

For accuracy, when weights are provided, we recommend weighing your ingredients. This will produce the best results. All oven temperatures listed are for fan forced.

Ingredients

For the Overnight Oats:

  • 250 g (8.8 oz) mango See Note 1
  • ⅔ cup (160 ml) milk – I use almond or oat See Note 2
  • 2 teaspoon maple syrup
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1 tablespoon chia seeds See Note 3
  • 1 cup (80 g) old fashioned rolled oats

Toppings (optional):

  • Greek or coconut yoghurt
  • toasted coconut flakes
  • additional mango

Instructions

  • Add the mango to a small blender and puree until smooth.
  • Combine the mango puree with all of the other ingredients in a bowl. Mix well to ensure everything is combined.
  • Cover the bowl with clingwrap, or divide the mixture into two glasses or mason jars and cover. Refrigerate for 6 hours or overnight.
  • In the morning, stir well and enjoy as is, or top with yoghurt, more mango and toasted coconut flakes.

Notes

  1. Mango: fresh or frozen will work. If using frozen, allow it to defrost first before blending.
  2. Milk: use milk of your choice. I use almond or oat milk. Add more milk when serving if you prefer a thinner texture.
  3. Tablespoon: we use a standard Australian tablespoon which is 20 ml (4 teaspoons).
Made this recipe? We’d be so grateful if you could leave a comment and rating at the bottom of the page!

Nutrition Estimate:

Calories: 294kcal | Carbohydrates: 54g | Protein: 8g | Fat: 6g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 3g | Monounsaturated Fat: 2g | Trans Fat: 0.01g | Sodium: 114mg | Potassium: 400mg | Fiber: 8g | Sugar: 22g | Calcium: 181mg | Iron: 2mg
Nutritional Disclaimer:

The nutritional information is an estimate only, and is derived from online calculators. For accurate results, we recommend calculating the nutritional information based on the ingredients and brands you use.

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  1. Lea

    February 12, 2023 at 9:45 am

    5 stars
    This was very delicious and easy to make as it was my first time making this sort of dish. Thank you 😀

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    • Alexandra

      February 12, 2023 at 2:52 pm

      Hi Lea!
      I am so happy you enjoyed the Mango Overnight Oats – thanks so much for letting me know, and I hope you’ll try some more flavours too 🙂

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