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Frozen berry mix, quick oats, chia seeds, hemp hearts and ground flax seeds.
I stole the "recipe" from an expensive breakfast cereal my coworker used to eat every day at work. It's very filling and has a lot of fiber.
(Edited to upload a different picture after it 'cooked'. Whoops!)
I like adding a tbsp spoon of peanut butter or peanut tahini, whatever I have lying around, and petmez (Turkish carob molasses for sweetness), otherwise it's similar to what I make in the morning. Also I use wholegrain rolled oats so I leave them overnight.
Do you think I can add hemp seeds in that case or will they make it bitter? Maybe add them before I start eating?
I didn't know hemp seeds got bitter! This was fancier than normal because it's the weekend but I normally toss the dry stuff and a spoon of jam into a mason jar, fill it with hot water and bring that to work with me to eat a few hours later. I haven't experienced bitterness with that.
I tried making homemade hemp milk and didn't strain it properly...the result was well... bitter! Especially after it sat for a day... Maybe it was because the seeds were ground up.
I'll definitely try it and see what happens.
Looks good to me!