Take oatmeal to a whole new level of deliciousness with wholesome, yet decadent mocha oatmeal bowls with a cold brew! Delicious, can be done in 2 ways (overnight oats and stovetop oatmeal) and makes a filling breakfast idea. And if you enjoy this coffee oatmeal, be sure to try this hot chocolate oatmeal or mushroom ginger oatmeal congee.
Please tell me I’m not the only one who plans my post-workout meal during my workout. Because this mocha oatmeal bowl is magical. For real! I’ve been enjoying this oatmeal for months and never get tired of it. It is so easy especially since this uses cold brew and can be done in 2 ways. Oatmeal porridge and overnight oatmeal.
The ingredients
You will need a few simple ingredients.
- Oats. Always use old-fashioned oats or rolled oats for a creamier result
- Coffee. You can use hot brewed coffee or cold brew. Instant coffee also works; however, you might want to skip maple syrup since instant coffee has sugar in it
- Cocoa powder to add chocolatey flavor
- Milk. Any milk works for this mocha oat, including chocolate milk
- Maple syrup to add sweetness. You can also use honey or date syrup
- Optional: pinch of salt, vanilla extract, yogurt for extra creaminess
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Mocha overnight oatmeal
One of the ways to enjoy this mocha oatmeal is turning this into mocha overnight oats. Simply add all the ingredients in a jar overnight so you can have breakfast ready in a snap when you wake up or after 4 hours.
Do these mocha oatmeal contain caffeine?
It doesn’t matter whether you add cold brew or hot coffee, there will be some caffeine in this mocha oatmeal. In nfact, some ready-to-drink cold brew contain higher levels of caffeine than your standard coffee.
Variations
I like adding caramelized banana or a swirl of peanut butter or tahini to this overnight oats bowl and it is soooo delicious!
Vegan mocha oatmeal
To make this mocha coffee oatmeal a vegan version, use dairy-free yogurt and milk.
Sugar-free mocha oatmeal
Yes! You can make this coffee overnight oat a sugar-free version by substituting maple syrup with stevia or monk fruit sweetener.
Storing
You can store this coffee oat in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to 3 days. However, it will get softer and creamier the longer they are stored. So, if you’re a fan of meal prep, this coffee overnight oat is an ideal recipe to try.
If you’re craving something sweet and rich to enjoy for breakfast, then you need to try this mocha oatmeal recipe. It’s like having your favorite mocha latte in a bowl.
Mocha Oatmeal with Cold Brew
Ingredients
- ½ cup rolled oats old-fashioned oats
- ½ cup milk
- ½ cup cold brew coffee or hot coffee
- 1 tablespoon hot cocoa
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup to taste
- Pinch of salt
Instructions
Mocha overnight oats
- Mix all ingredients in a jar until combined. Let it rest overnight or for at least 4 hours
Stove-top mocha oats
- Combine oats, milk, coffee, hot cocoa, salt, and maple syrup in a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low
- Simmer uncovered for 3 to 5 minutes until thickened, stirring occasionally. Remove from the heat and let cool slightly
Allyssa says
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing mocha oatmeal with cold brew recipe! Will surely have this again! It’s really easy to make and it tasted so delicious! Highly recommended!
Jessica says
I don’t eat oatmeal often but with coffee….yes, please!!!! What a great idea. This looks seriously tasty and relatively healthy. I love that it’s sweetened with maple syrup.
Heather Perine says
Nope you’re not alone I plan it during too…haha..and sometimes even before to get me motivated! But this sounds SO good…never thought to add cocoa and cold brew. Genius!! Pinned for later!
Megan Ellam says
I am absolutely going to try this. You have combined all my fave breakfast things in the one bowl. Pure genius!
Amy Liu Dong says
I have never tried to put a cold brew with my oatmeal, but it sounds delicious.
I will definitely try this for breakfast, Thank you!
Colleen says
Coffee oatmeal is an amazing idea! This recipe if going on my meal prep this weekend so I can enjoy it during the week. Thanks for sharing!
Jean says
I just found a new way to enjoy oatmeal and breakfast! Thanks for this
nancy says
adding coffee to my oatmeal may change how i feel about oatmeals 🙂
Mikayla says
Wow is an understatement, I love coffee and chocolate and make that in to a warm delicious bowl of hearty oatmeal feels like dessert for breakfast. Kids will eat it all up too.
Aditi Bahl says
Oatmeal and coffee are the best combo ever. Loved the idea. Will surely try this tommorow.
Ramona says
Oatmeal and coffee sound like such a delicious and interesting combo and I can’t wait to try it out! Thank you for sharing this recipe!
Sara says
I think I would hop out of bed for a breakfast like this. But, I am just as likely to dig into this for dessert!