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Oatsome PBfit Overnight Oats – Camping and Trail Breakfast, Just Add Water

Oatsome PBfit Overnight Oats – Camping and Trail Breakfast, Just Add Water

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Why you'll love it

  • All-in-one blend eliminates the need to buy and store separate chia, flax, hemp, oats, and peanut powder
  • 11g of protein and 6g of fiber deliver sustained energy and satiety without protein powders
  • Clean-label credentials (USDA organic, non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan, kosher, no artificial additives) appeal to ingredient-conscious shoppers
  • Dual preparation (overnight cold or hot microwave) fits any morning routine or season
  • Just-add-water convenience removes barriers to a wholesome breakfast on rushed days

Perfect for

  • Make-ahead overnight oats by mixing ½ cup oats with ½ cup water or milk and refrigerating 4+ hours
  • Quick hot oatmeal by microwaving ½ cup oats with ¾ cup water or milk for 1½–2 minutes
  • Post-workout high-protein recovery meal with 11g protein per serving
  • Customizable breakfast base topped with fresh fruit, nut butters, nuts, or cinnamon
  • Travel or camping breakfast that only requires water and a container

Your New Pantry Staple: This 6 serving bag is the perfect addition to your morning routine. With 7g of protein per serving, this will tOATS be your new pantry staple and everyone’s favorite oatmeal

The Perfect Blend: Oatsome’s overnight oats are made with whole grain organic rolled oats, organic milled flax seed, organic hulled hemp hearts, and organic chia seeds. No need to pull out multiple ingredients anymore, just grab your bag of Oatsome overnight oats and you’ve got yourself an easy to make oatmeal, just add water

Gluten-Free, High in Fiber: These oats are Gluten-free, Non-gmo, USDA organic, and Kosher. Oatsome overnight oats contain no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives and have 5g of fiber per serving making your oatmeal that much better for you

Make Your Mornings Easy: Get creative. These oats are endlessly customizable! Make them your own and top with fresh fruit, nut butters, nuts, or cinnamon

Some Like It Hot, Some Like It Cold: Your breakfast, your way! Make overnight oatmeal by mixing ½ cup of oats with ½ cup of water or milk-for added protein, and refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight. Want it hot? Mix ½ cup oats with ¾ cup water or milk, and microwave on high for 1 ½ to 2 minutes

Ingredients: Gluten-Free Whole Grain Organic Rolled Oats

Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 7 x 8.7 inches

Nutritional value: This product contains calories.

Suitable for: Adults.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really make this on a camping trip with just a camp stove and water?

Yes. Boil water, stir in ½ cup oats with ¾ cup water, and cook for about 2 minutes. You get a hot, high-protein breakfast with no refrigeration, no blender, and no cleanup beyond a single pot or mug.

Is the resealable 12 oz bag durable enough for a backpack or cooler?

It is. The bag is built to be resealable and travel-friendly, and it fits easily into a bear-bag, dry sack, or cooler side pocket. For multi-day trips, many campers split it into zip bags to ration servings.

How much protein am I actually getting after a long hike?

You get 11g of plant-based protein per serving, plus 6g of fiber and the natural fats from chia, flax, and hemp. It is one of the most efficient post-trail recovery breakfasts you can carry.

Can I cold-soak this if I don't want to light a stove?

Yes. Mix ½ cup oats with ½ cup cold water in a sealable container or jar, let it sit for at least 4 hours or overnight, and eat it straight from the container. Perfect for summit breakfasts or no-cook camp mornings.

Is this lighter to pack than a traditional oatmeal packet?

Per serving, it is comparable in weight but far more nutrient-dense. One 12 oz bag replaces five separate ingredients (oats, chia, flax, hemp, peanut powder) and delivers more protein than most instant packets.

I do a lot of RV travel. Will this work in a small galley kitchen?

It is ideal for RV life. You need only a pot or microwave and water or milk, and the resealable bag stores flat in compact pantries. It also keeps well across variable temperatures as long as it is sealed.

Does the Peanut Butter flavor hold up in hot weather without refrigeration once mixed?

Once mixed, the oats should be eaten within a few hours unrefrigerated, just like any prepared oatmeal. In cool mountain mornings that is rarely a problem, and the resealable dry bag keeps the unmixed blend shelf-stable.

How does this compare to a commercial backpacking breakfast like a Mountain House packet?

Mountain House is great for hot dinners, but it is heavy, expensive, and loaded with sodium. Oatsome PBfit Overnight Oats is lighter per calorie, far cheaper, plant-based, and has 11g protein and 6g fiber with no additives.

Is there a reason to choose this over a Clif Bar or granola bar on the trail?

Bars are convenient, but they are also low in fiber and high in added sugar. This gives you a real meal with sustained energy from whole-food protein, fiber, and complex carbs, which is better for full hiking days.

Will the dry mix attract wildlife in a campsite?

Like any food, it should be stored in a bear canister, bear bag, or hung properly. The peanut aroma is mild in dry form, but standard bear-safe storage is the responsible practice on any trip.

I'm worried about digestive issues at altitude. Is the fiber load too much?

Start with a half serving for your first few days at altitude to let your gut adjust, then build up. The chia, flax, and hemp also help with regularity, which is a plus for many backpackers.

Can I use this on a kayak or paddleboard trip where I have no stove?

Yes. The cold-soak method (½ cup oats + ½ cup water in a sealed container, sit 4+ hours) is a no-cook, no-flame option that works perfectly on water-based trips where stoves are unsafe or impractical.

How do I make classic overnight oats with this product?

Combine ½ cup Oatsome PBfit Overnight Oats with ½ cup water or milk of choice in a jar or container. Stir well, seal, and refrigerate for at least 4 hours or overnight. Top with fruit, nut butter, or cinnamon before eating.

How do I make quick hot oatmeal with this product?

Combine ½ cup of the blend with ¾ cup water or milk in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave on high for 1½ to 2 minutes, stir, and let it sit for 30 seconds before eating. Add toppings as desired.

Can I use non-dairy milk with this product?

Yes. Oat milk, almond milk, soy milk, coconut milk, or any plant-based milk works beautifully for both overnight and hot preparations. Use your favorite or whatever fits your dietary needs.

Does this work with a standard microwave, or do I need a special appliance?

It works with any standard home, office, or dorm microwave. No special equipment, blender, or stove is required for either the overnight or hot preparation methods.

Is it safe for people with celiac disease or severe gluten sensitivity?

The product is certified gluten-free, but if you have celiac disease, always verify the current package certification and follow your healthcare provider's guidance about oats and cross-contamination.

What is in the bag when I order it?

You receive one resealable bag of Oatsome PBfit Overnight Oats in your selected size (12 oz or 7.8 oz) and flavor (Peanut Butter or Classic). You supply the water, milk, and any toppings. No additional ingredients or accessories are required to start.

How long does an unopened bag stay fresh?

Stored in a cool, dry pantry, an unopened bag is shelf-stable well past the printed best-by date. Once opened, keep the resealable closure tightly sealed and use within a few weeks for best flavor and freshness.

Is this product safe for pregnant or nursing people?

It is made from organic whole-food ingredients (oats, chia, flax, hemp, peanut powder) and is generally considered safe. As with any diet change during pregnancy or nursing, consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance.

What is the difference between overnight oats and hot oatmeal made from this blend?

Both use the same dry blend and similar liquid ratios, but overnight oats are mixed cold and rested in the fridge for 4+ hours, producing a soft, cool, pudding-like texture. Hot oatmeal is microwaved for 1½ to 2 minutes for a warm, traditional bowl. Same nutrition, different mood.

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