Coconut Oat Vanilla Nut Creamer is flavorful, easy, unique, fast and tasty! Try a new creamer that makes the morning just right!
Look what I found! A recipe for Coconut Oat Vanilla Nut Creamer in the new cookbook from Kathy Hester titled OATrageous Oatmeals.
I had quite a time trying to decide on which recipe I wanted to showcase for this post.
There are so many good recipes but the reason I choose this nut creamer was that the combination of ingredients is so unique and the results are perfect.
I use 'creamer' daily and now I have a new addition that is slightly sweet and very flavorful.
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If you are looking for healthier meals with lots of flavors you have got to pick up this cookbook. I already have mine splattered with ingredients from multiple recipes.
- There are homemade staples such as Do It Yourself Golden Gravy Mix.
- A variety of oatmeals and pancakes like Caramel Delight Oatmeal.
- Smoothies, granolas, bars, soups, lunch and dinner specialties and ... more!
- The Mini Raspberry Cakes sound darn good too.
I can't wait to try the Oat-chata. So clever. Just the photography will have you drooling.
Without further ado here is the talented Kathy's recipe for Coconut Oat Vanilla Nut Creamer.
🥘 Ingredients
- Rolled oats - are the main ingredient that adds so many nutrients to the creamer.
- Shredded coconut - also adds another flavor angle.
- Water - mixes in for the liquid.
- Agave nectar - is just enough sweetener for the creamer.
- Vanilla extract - adds so much flavor to the mix.
- Almond extract - yes another extract and it is so good.
🔪 Instructions
- Break the oats and coconut into tiny pieces with your blender. Add the water and let soak for 10 minutes.
- Blend again for about 3 minutes or until smooth, then run the creamer through a fine-mesh strainer over a small bowl to strain out the oat pieces.
- Put the liquid, sweetener, and extracts back in the blender and blend until the sweetener is incorporated and dissolved.
This creamer gives you the same fun flavor without all the fillers. You can play with the extracts you use to change flavors.
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📋 Recipe
Coconut Oat Vanilla Nut Creamer
Ingredients
- ¼ cup rolled oats
- ¼ cup finely shredded coconut
- 1 cup water
- 1 tablespoon agave nectar - or sweetener of choice to taste
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- ½ teaspoon almond extract - ¼ teaspoon to ½ teaspoon to taste
Instructions
- Break the oats and coconut into tiny pieces with your blender. Add the water and let soak for 10 minutes.
- Blend again for about 3 minutes or until smooth, then run the creamer through a fine mesh strainer over a small bowl to strain out the oat pieces.
- Put the liquid, sweetener and extracts back in the blender and blend until the sweetener is incorporated and dissolved.
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Coconut Oat Vanilla Nut Creamer by Kathy Hester From OATrageous Oatmeals by Kathy Hester printed with permission of Page Street Publishing
Colleen (Souffle Bombay)
Kathy is SO creative!! Her new book is awesome!
Rebecca {foodie with family}
That's just all kinds of awesome. From time to time, I make a chai latte (usually drink my tea black) and I don't put the fake gunk in it. It'd be fun to try this good stuff!
Paula - bell'alimento
What a great option for your morning coffee!
Sarah Walker Caron (Sarah's Cucina Bella)
Love this! I've never thought of making my own creamer.
Abigail
Do you have to refrigerate it? Also, how long can you store it?
Ginny McMeans
Yes, I would refrigerate for safety. Mine always disappears before a week so I would suggest that it keeps, safely, for five days.
Bailey
I love oat milk and I hadn’t thought of trying to make a creamer out of oats. Thank you for sharing this fantastic recipe!