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No Bake Oatmeal Bites For Breastfeeding Moms/Toddlers

Published: Apr 20, 2019 · Modified: Feb 26, 2021 by Kate ·

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These no bake oatmeal bites are so easy to make as they only consist of four ingredients! For you breastfeeding mamas that don't know this, oats are a great way to increase your milk supply! I eat a bowl of oatmeal most mornings and my milk supply is as high as it has ever been. And these no bake oatmeal bites are great for an occasional snack!

These bites are also great for toddlers! As they are high in protein and grains! These will surely be an easy way (for those picky eaters) to make sure your toddler is getting their protein!

No Bake Oatmeal Bites Steps

4 Simple Ingredients

  • 1 Cup Oats (I used Quaker Oats-Old Fashioned)
  • ½ Cup Peanut Butter
  • 1 Serving Of Vanilla Yogurt
  • ½-1 tsp Cinnamon
Ingredients to make oatmeal bites.

If you prefer you can blend the oats in a blender until they are more of an oat flour consistency, then dump into a bowl. Add the peanut butter, vanilla yogurt, and cinnamon to the same bowl. And mix! You can add mini chocolate chips for a nice little treat as well.

Mixing bowl filled with peanut butter, yogurt, oats and cocoa powder.

After mixing it all together it was still a bit stickier than I liked in order to roll, so I added approximately another ½ cup of oats. I also stuck the mixture in the freezer for 30 minutes before trying to roll, as it made it much less sticky.

Oatmeal bites mixture in mixing bowl.

Then all I did was roll them into bite sized balls in order to create oatmeal bites! I tried to keep them about the size of a large grape. If feeding to toddlers I would make them large enough so they have to take bites instead of just shoving them whole in their mouths. I also found it much easier to roll them in your fingertips rather than trying to use your palms.

No bake oatmeal bites for breastfeeding moms on cookie sheet.

After they are all rolled. I snacked on a few and then stored the rest in the fridge up to a week.

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