' forum. A selection of healthy Slimming World recipes. Dinners, desserts and snacks designed to fit in with your Syn allowance for Extra Easy, Original and Green plans.
Aug 10th '16, 20:04 PM
SPUK18
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Join Date: Aug 2016
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Slimming world oat bake
I have just found this recipe and love it! but don't have enough time in a morning before work to bake them, would these be OK in the morning if I make them the night before?
Aug 12th '16, 11:37 AM
sarahc4536
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Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Manchester
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I've been wondering the same thing to be honest, I quite fancy trying it but haven't had chance to make it (or been brave enough - not a fan of eggs at all so I don't know how eggy it tastes!)
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Aug 21st '16, 13:48 PM
Sharrington
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Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: Berkshire
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Hi there,
I love baked oats and have them at least 3 times a week. It doesn't taste eggy at all.
I have made the day before if I have an early start the next day and then just blasted it in the microwave to warm it up again.
Aug 23rd '16, 11:21 AM
kaybird296
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Join Date: Jul 2016
Location: Sudbury, Suffolk
Posts: 778
I love baked oats, always have them for breakfast on a Saturday and then my own recipe for cheesy baked oats on a Sunday. Will pass along the recipe if you'd like to try the savoury option (still not eggy-tasting).
Sep 1st '16, 12:10 PM
dirtydancing
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Join Date: Dec 2015
Location: southampton
Posts: 1,396
was wondering if you could make this using grated carrot and mixed spice or something like that to make a sort of carrot cake style one.
Sep 1st '16, 13:10 PM
kaybird296
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Join Date: Jul 2016
Location: Sudbury, Suffolk
Posts: 778
Funnily enough, fatkerry.blogspot.com has a recipe. She makes hers into waffles using a silicone mould but you could easily just do it the same way you do baked oats.