Blended Vegan Baked Oatmeal {Tik Tok Recipe} - Simply Quinoa (2024)

This easy blended vegan baked oatmeal is made with banana, chocolate chips, almond butter and maple syrup. It's a healthy breakfast idea that tastes incredibly decadent and makes you feel like you're eating cake. This is our vegan version of that viral tik tok baked oats recipe!

When I first saw the blended baked oats recipes circulating on Instagram, I was skeptical. Everyone was talking about how good it was, but I just wasn't sold.

It seemed silly to me.

That was…until I tried it. I can honestly tell you, this is 100% worth the hype! It's so easy to make, tastes absolutely incredible and it makes you feel like you're eating cake for breakfast. I knew I wanted to create my own version – and one that many of you would like as well – so we went with an egg-free version that is still every bit as light and fluffy as the traditional recipe!

How to Make Vegan Baked Oatmeal with a Blender

Similar to how you might make traditional vegan baked oatmeal, these blended baked oats are essentially just all the same ingredients, blended up! Then you'll pour them into ramekins and bake them up!

For the ingredients, you'll need:

• Rolled oats: you'll want to use either quick cooking or regular rolled oats. Steel cut won't blend well enough and makes the cake a little too thick.
• Banana: for lightness, sweetness and fluff factor, the banana is definitely prominent, but not overpowering.
• Almond milk: we just use a little liquid to blend it up and you can feel free to use any milk you'd like.
• Almond butter: nut butter adds a bit of healthy fat, as well as flavor. I love that almond butter also amps up the protein a little bit!
• Maple syrup: you don't necessarily *need* more sweetness, but the maple really does round out the flavor.
• Baking powder: since we're not using eggs, the baking powder will help make the blended baked oats nice and fluffy
• Sea salt: and finally just a pinch of salt helps to boost the flavor and make the whole recipe taste amazing!

You'll also see that I used chocolate chips! More on the mix-ins in a second 😉

Mix-In Ideas for a Breakfast Casserole

Want to make your vegan baked oatmeal a bit more interesting? That's what the mix-ins are for! If you want to a different mix-in that we've used here, just use the same amount and you can use them as a 1:1 swap.

Here are some of my favorite mix-ins:

• chocolate chips
• blueberries
• chopped strawberries
• grated apple
• chopped walnuts
• chopped dates
• dried raisins/cranberries
• grated carrot
• grated zucchini

Basically anything you might add into a muffin or quick bread, you can do that with these vegan baked oats!

Tips & Substitutions

If there are some items on this list that don't work for you, here are some of my tips for making swaps in the recipe:

• Oats: if you can't do oats, quinoa flakes also work well!
• Almond butter: any nut or seed butter will work
• Banana: 1/4 cup of applesauce can be used
• Almond milk: any milk can be used, including flavored!
• Maple syrup: honey or any other liquid sweetener

Can I Make Baked Oatmeal Ahead of Time?

Baked oatmeal is great for meal prep! You can either store it in the fridge and reheat it, OR you can store it in the freezer!

For the fridge

Allow the oatmeal to cool completely. Pop a cover/seal onto the container and place in the fridge for 4 – 5 days. To reheat, simply pop it in the microwave for 30 – 45 seconds or back in the oven at 250ºF for 15(ish) minutes.

For the freezer

If you want to freeze your vegan baked oats, again allow it to cool completely. Cover it and pop it in the freezer. For reheating, remove it from the freezer and pop it in the microwave for 60(ish) seconds until hot. Or you can put it back in the oven (from frozen) and heat it on 300ºF for 15 – 20 minutes.

More Vegan Oatmeal Recipes

• Peanut Butter + Jelly Oatmeal
• Creamy Coconut Matcha Oatmeal
• Creamy Coconut Steel Cut Oats with Mango
• Chocolate Protein Oatmeal