Blueberry baked oatmeal made with whole-grain oats, a touch of maple syrup for sweetness, and plenty of fresh blueberries. This delicious baked oatmeal is perfect as a filling breakfast or healthy afternoon snack. The best part? It is incredibly easy to make and a great recipe to meal prep in advance.

Healthy Blueberry Baked Oatmeal

It took me a little while to hop on the baked oatmeal train but I am officially onboard with all things baked oatmeal goodness.

One of the things y’all constantly ask for are easy breakfast ideas and this blueberry baked oatmeal is exactly that. It can be prepped and made in advance, reheats beautifully, and provides a delicious filling breakfast option that will keep you feeling fueled and nourished.

Watch How to Make This Recipe

All you need to make this recipe are a few simple ingredients that you likely already have on hand. This oatmeal is also really easy to customize so feel free to make it work for you. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about making this blueberry baked oatmeal!

blueberry baked oatmeal ingredients

The Ingredients You’ll Need to Make This Recipe

Almond milk: I always have almond milk on hand in my fridge and it is a great liquid of choice for this recipe. You could also use cashew milk, oat milk, or a dairy-milk if you prefer. If you like the flavor of coconut milk, full-fat canned coconut milk could also be delicious.

Maple syrup: This gives the oatmeal just a touch of sweetness. You can use honey if your prefer.

Melted butter: A little butter adds some delicious richness to this baked oatmeal. If you would like to keep this recipe dairy free, feel free to use coconut oil instead.

Vanilla extract: In my opinion, you cannot have good oatmeal without a touch of vanilla extract. This really rounds out the flavor of the oatmeal and makes everything taste extra delicious.

Gluten free rolled oats: Oats are naturally gluten free, but if you have a gluten allergy you will want to look for certified gluten free oats.

Cinnamon: There is a good amount of ground cinnamon in this recipe and that is on purpose. Not only do cinnamon and oats go well together, the flavor of cinnamon and blueberries also pairs nicely. The cinnamon adds a delicious warm flavor to the oatmeal that I am sure you will love.

Fresh blueberries: There are few things better than fresh blueberries and this recipe makes them the star of the show. Be sure to thoroughly rinse and drain your blueberries before using.

Can I Use Frozen Blueberries?

Yes! Don’t have fresh blueberries and need to use frozen? You can absolutely do that! For the best results, I recommend letting the blueberries thaw completely and draining off any excess water before adding them to the batter.

oatmeal batter with blueberries

How to Make Blueberry Baked Oatmeal

Step One: First start by preheating your oven to 350 degrees.

Step Two: Next, add the eggs, almond milk, maple syrup, melted butter, and vanilla extract to a large mixing bowl. Whisk all of the wet ingredients together until well combined.

Step Three: Now, you’ll add the gluten free oats, baking powder, ground cinnamon, and salt to the mixing bowl and stir until well combined.

Step Four: Lastly, fold the fresh blueberries into the oat batter.

Step Five: Transfer the blueberry oatmeal batter to a greased  baking dish. Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes until the oatmeal is just almost set.

How to Serve

This baked oatmeal is perfectly good on its own but you can also add a drizzle of maple syrup for even more deliciousness. You can also top a slice with a dollop of plain or vanilla Greek yogurt, more fresh fruit, sliced nuts, and nut butter.

oatmeal batter in baking dish

Baked Oatmeal Variations and Additions

  • Keep it dairy-free: if you need to keep this recipe completely daiy-free, feel free to use melted coconut oil or melted vegan butter instead of traditional butter.
  • Add your favorite nuts and seeds: baked oatmeal is incredibly easy to customize. Add in a few handfuls of chopped pecans, walnuts, or sliced almonds for a little crunch.
  • Use extra spices: if you want to increase the spices in this recipe go for it! A little ground ginger would be lovely or, if you love cinnamon, extra cinnamon would be great. I think a little nutmeg in this recipe would also taste great.
  • Add extra fruit: if you want to add more fruit to your baked oatmeal try adding handful of fresh raspberries, sliced banana, or even flaked coconut. 

How to Store

Store the baked oatmeal in an air-tight container in the fridge for 4-5 days.

Can You Make Blueberry Baked Oatmeal Ahead of Time?

If you would like to prep this baked oatmeal in advance, you have a couple of easy options.

Option One: Because the oats will soak up all of the liquid in the batter, I do not recommend prepping the batter in advance and baking the next morning. Instead, I find it more helpful to prep all of the dry ingredients and all of the wet ingredients separately the night before.

To do this, add all of the dry ingredients to a mixing bowl, cover, and let sit on the counter. Next, whisk together all of the wet ingredients, leaving out the blueberries. Cover the mixture and place in the fridge.

The next day, when you are ready to make your baked oatmeal, just combine the wet and the dry ingredients, fold in the blueberries, and then transfer to a baking dish.

Option Two: The second option is my personal favorite which is to bake the oatmeal the night before and then reheat in the morning. You can reheat a slice of the oatmeal in the microwave for thirty seconds at a time.

baked oatmeal in baking dish

Can You Freeze This Baked Oatmeal?

Yes! To freeze the oatmeal, let it come to a complete cool and then transfer to a freezer safe storage container. You can reheat the oatmeal in the oven at 350 degrees wrapped in foil until warmed through or in the microwave.

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baked oatmeal on plates

I hope you give this Blueberry Baked Oatmeal a try! This makes a quick and easy breakfast or snack that everyone will love!

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Blueberry Baked Oatmeal

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  • Author: Ashlea Carver
  • Prep Time: 10 minutes
  • Cook Time: 30 minutes
  • Total Time: 40 minutes
  • Yield: 9 1x
  • Category: breakfast
  • Method: baking
  • Cuisine: american
  • Diet: Gluten Free

Description

Blueberry baked oatmeal made with whole-grain oats, a touch of maple syrup for sweetness, and plenty of fresh blueberries. This delicious baked oatmeal is perfect as a filling breakfast or healthy afternoon snack. The best part? It is incredibly easy to make and a great recipe to meal prep in advance.


Ingredients

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  • 2 eggs
  • 1 3/4 cups almond milk
  • 1/2 cup maple syrup
  • 1/4 cup melted butter
  • 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
  • 2 1/2 cups gluten free rolled oats
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
  • 1/4 teaspoon salt
  • 2 cups fresh blueberries

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  2. To a large mixing bowl, add the eggs, almond milk, maple syrup, melted butter, and vanilla extract. Whisk all of the wet ingredients together until well combined.
  3. Next, add the gluten free oats, baking powder, ground cinnamon, and salt to the mixing bowl and stir until well combined.
  4. Lastly fold the fresh blueberries into the oat batter.
  5. Transfer the blueberry oatmeal batter to a greased 11×7 baking dish.
  6. Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes until the oatmeal is just almost set.

Recipe by: Ashlea Carver / All the Healthy Things | Photography by: THE MINDFUL HAPA

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63 Comments

  1. Made this last week for breakfasts and ate it for breakfast, snacks, and lunch! So good we’re making it again this week!






    1. Natalie Perkins (ATHT) says:

      Yay! I’m so glad you enjoyed the recipe, Megan! Thanks for sharing!

  2. Casey Colodny says:

    I’ve been making this for breakfast meal prep and love it! So fresh and a great way to start the day!






    1. Natalie Perkins (ATHT) says:

      Such a great idea, Casey! Thanks for taking the time to leave a review!

  3. So easy and so good!!






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      I’m so glad you loved it, Sydney!

  4. Pam Blackwood says:

    I love Ashlea’s recipes and this one certainly is a really good one. Easy to put together with ingredients many of us have on hand. Buy the fresh blueberries and and you are ready. I love this recipe! Thank you.






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      I’m so glad you loved the recipe, Pam! Thank you for taking the time to leave a review!

  5. So delicious and easy to make! Made this for some guests visiting us and they enjoyed it. Will be bookmarking this recipe!






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      I’m so glad you loved it, Ilse! Thanks for taking the time to leave a review!

  6. I made this a day or two ago & im still enjoying it. Tastes so yummy with maple syrup! And…. simple to make, I had all the ingredients & blueberries in the freezer. I let them drain for awhile … then just threw them in. Turned the oatmeal a little blue, but worked just fine! Really delish!






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      I’m so glad you loved the recipe, Anne! Thanks for sharing!

  7. This recipe was very easy to make and minus the blueberries, I already had everything needed to make it in in my fridge or pantry. A serving is large and filling with a good level of sweetness. I will definitely make this again, but mix up which fruit I use depending on the season.






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      I’m so glad you enjoyed it, Page! Thanks for leaving a review!

  8. Natasha Corley says:

    I made this yesterday evening and reheated this morning….so, so good






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      So glad you loved it, Natasha!

  9. DON’T sleep on this recipe! Easy and delicious. Make ASAP – your future self will thank you for it!






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      Thanks so much, Vanessa! I’m so happy you enjoyed the recipe!

  10. Easy to make and very tasty! I can always count on Ashlea for healthy, delicious, yet easy recipes. That is super important for a busy Mom!






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      thank you so much, Ann! I’m so happy you loved the recipe!

  11. Andrenise Gibson says:

    I made this recipe for breakfast and it’s really tasty! I’ve been hesitant to try all the different ways to prepare oatmeal, but now I’m ready to try more. Thank you Ashlea!






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      I’m so glad you gave this recipe a try and enjoyed it Andrenise! Thanks for sharing!

  12. I made this recipe this Morning. It turned out excellent. My family all loved it.
    Thank you so much
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    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      You’re so welcome, Nancy! Thanks for sharing!

  13. This is absolutely delicious! Couldn’t be easier, and my husband even had seconds! I will be making this frequently. Thanks for another great recipe!






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      You’re so welcome, Sarah! Thanks for sharing!

  14. Made this for breakfast. Easy to make, delicious, and satisfying.






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      I’m so glad you loved it, Mags!

  15. Made this morning for breakfast. Topped with a dollop of yogurt… DELISH!! My husband thinks I’ma genius in the kitchen, thanks to you 😊






    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      You’re so welcome, Becky! Happy you enjoyed the recipe!

  16. Do you think steel cut oats would work here? Looks delicious!

    1. Ashlea Carver says:

      Hi, Jennifer! I haven’t tried this with steel cut oats and think that traditional rolled oats might work a bit better.