These Chocolate Peanut Butter Overnight Oats have been my go-to morning snack at work. Not only are the so tasty, they are very filling and protein-packed. They are very easy to prepare and even easier to prep them for the whole week and grab on your way out the door.

Since I eat them at school, my students are always so curious what I am eating. One student even asked for all the ingredients, so she could make them over Thanksgiving Break. My boys (4 and 6 and my husband) have both put their mark of approval on this chocolatey, peanut butter treat.

Other Breakfast Recipes:

Easy Ham & Cheese Quiche

PB&J Overnight Oats

Berries and Cream Overnight Oats

Chocolate Peanut Butter Overnight Oats

Pumpkin Pie Chia Pudding

Chocolate Peanut Butter Chia Pudding

Protein Packed Muffins

Vanilla Goji Berry Protein Balls

Chia Yogurt Bowls

Equipment:

Mason Jars: Mason jars are great for so many cooking and kitchen projects. I use them to make overnight oats and also dressing. These mason jars that I use every day are from Amazon.

Ingredients:

Greek Yogurt: I am picky about this one because Fage is the only one I use in my recipes, and I am familiar with the consistency and think that it is superior to most Greek yogurt. Plus Costco sells it, so I always have it in my fridge.

Almond Milk: My go-to almond milk is the Kirkland Signature Organic Vanilla Almond Milk from Costco as well.

Peanut Butter: I am not too picky about peanut butter because to be honest all peanut butter is full of flavor. I use what I have on hand whether it is from Costco or from the grocery store. Crunchy or creamy works for this recipe, so use whatever is your preference.

Quick Oats: I just use the store brand of oats because I feel like all oats are created equal. I have even used other types of oats for this recipe, and they are all very similar.

Chia Seed: The chia seed that I use in this recipe are on my Amazon Subscription order, and I order them every few months because I use chia in lots of breakfast recipes.

Flax Seed: Flax seed is a new addition to my diet in the last few years, and I love the extra boost of omega 3s and other nutrients. I order this flax seed on my Amazon Subscription order as well.

Honey: If you do not have honey on hand, the honey can be easily replaced with agave syrup or any other sweeteners of choice. It does not need a ton of sweetener but it definitely adds to the taste of the overnight oats.

Chocolate Protein Powder: I have used lots of different proteins and in this case, it does not matter what protein is used because I am not baking with it. The protein that I use is Vital Proteins, which I buy from either Costco or Amazon. You could actually use a liquid protein here and put less almond milk in it.

Other Overnight Oat Recipes:

Berries and Cream Overnight Oats

Chocolate Peanut Butter Overnight Oats