Berry Protein Power
When you need maximum protein without compromising on taste. This recipe packs 35+ grams of protein in a single serving. Perfect for athletes, bodybuilders, or anyone trying to build muscle. The mixed berries provide antioxidants while the protein powder and yogurt deliver serious nutrition.
- Time
- 365 min
- Method
- Mix
- Serves
- 1
- Energy
- 615 kcal
- Protein
- 46 g

Ingredients
- Base: 60 g (⅔ cup) rolled oats
- Base: 150 ml (⅔ cup) milk
- Base: 1½ tsp (7 g) chia seeds
- Base: 5 g almonds (about 4), chopped
- Base: 2 tbsp (30 ml) water
- Mixed berries
- Protein powder
- Yogurt
Toppings
Mixed berries, protein powder, yogurt
Method
- Step 1: Mix your preferred protein powder directly into the DIY Oats base - vanilla or berry flavors work best.
- Step 2: Add mixed berries and a generous scoop of Greek yogurt.
- Step 3: Mix everything thoroughly.
- Step 4: The protein powder will thicken the oats significantly, creating an almost pudding-like texture.
- Step 5: Add extra milk if needed to reach your preferred consistency.
Notes from the Department
- 35g+ protein
Nutrition
615 cal | 46g protein | 13g fiber
1230 cal | 92g protein | 26g fiber
Estimates. Not medical advice.
Why it works
This is the jar for days with a lot of lifting in them, literal or otherwise. Protein powder goes straight into the oats, Greek yogurt goes on top, and mixed berries keep it from tasting like a supplement. This recipe lists about 46g of protein per serving, which is a lot for something that took two minutes to make.
Getting the texture right
Protein powder is thirsty. It soaks up milk overnight and turns the oats thick and pudding-like. If you prefer a looser jar, add an extra splash of milk before it goes in the fridge, or stir some in the morning. Mix the powder in thoroughly so you don't find a dry pocket at the bottom.
Swaps
Vanilla or berry protein powders work best; chocolate works too if you like chocolate and berries. Use a vegetarian powder you trust. Plain curd can replace Greek yogurt. Frozen berries are fine and thaw overnight. No DIY Oats jar? Soak rolled oats in milk with chia and a few almonds overnight, then stir the powder in.
Storage
Covered in the fridge, it keeps for a day. It will be thicker on day two, so loosen it with a little milk.
Questions people ask
- Can I put protein powder in overnight oats?
- Yes. Stir it into the oats before soaking. It thickens the mix, so add a little more milk than usual.
- What protein powder is best for overnight oats?
- Vanilla or berry flavours suit this recipe. Pick a vegetarian powder you already like the taste of, because the oats won't hide it.
- How much protein is in berry protein overnight oats?
- This recipe lists about 46g of protein, 13g of fibre and 615 calories per serving. It varies with your protein powder.
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