How do you grind oatmeal without a food processor?

Table of Contents:

1. How do you grind oatmeal without a food processor?
2. Can you grind your own oatmeal?
3. Can you use a blender to grind oats?
4. Should you eat overnight oats hot or cold?
5. Do overnight oats have to be sealed?
6. What can I store overnight oats in?

How do you grind oatmeal without a food processor?

You might try a blender, it's very similar to a food processor if you happen to have one. I would not recommend an immersion blender, as the oats (and flour) would fly everywhere (as opposed to liquid which holds together a bit more), but a regular blender should work well (also, keep it covered, though).

Can you grind your own oatmeal?

You won't believe how easy oat flour is to make. Just pour oats into your blender or food processor (affiliate links). Blend until the oats have turned into a fine flour.

Can you use a blender to grind oats?

All you need is a blender/food processor and old-fashioned oats. Add 1 to 2 cups old-fashioned oats to a blender or food processor. Place the lid on, and give it a go on high speed until the oats turn into a fine powder. Transfer to an air-tight container and store for in the pantry for about 3 months.

Should you eat overnight oats hot or cold?

Warm it up: Overnight oats are typically served chilled. However, if you prefer warm oats, you can heat them in the microwave. Just use a microwave-safe jar and stir frequently while you're warming them up. Since the oats are so thick, I'm not sure this would work well on the stovetop, but you could give it a try.

Do overnight oats have to be sealed?

Overnight oats are appreciated in part for their portability, but that only works if your container has a reliable lid. Look for one that seals by twisting or locking into place, and ideally it should be leakproof to avoid making a mess.

What can I store overnight oats in?

The best way to store overnight oats is in a glass container in the refrigerator. You can use glass meal-prep containers, a large glass pyrex bowl, or 16 oz. mason jars!