Chocolate Chip Mango Overnight Oats

Summer is mango season in India. As a kid, my family and I would enjoy an extravagant feast, with a vegetarian curry served with breads such as rotis or parathas. As dessert, we’d simply snack on fresh mangoes. I’ve honestly had a dozen of these mangoes in one sitting!

Regardless, even though the mangoes aren’t quite the same here in Canada as they are in India, a mango is a mango, and while I don’t have mangoes very often anymore, this chocolate chip overnight oats with mango puree recipe was a fun way to incorporate mangoes in the morning! Because of how sweet the mangoes are, you won’t need any additional sweetener for this recipe, the glory is all in the mangoes. Though I admit I'm a major chocoholic which is why chocolate chips are pretty much a must in overnight oats that don't have cocoa powder!

What’s the Mango Puree?▼

As I said, mangoes are extremely sweet on their own. All you need to make the mango puree are fresh or frozen mangoes and some milk of your choice! So easy and extremely refreshing for summer!

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How to Make the Mango and Chocolate Chip Overnight Oats

This recipe will show you how to make a simple chocolate chip overnight oats, but with the twist of merging it with a mango puree!

Making the Base

To get started, make your base for the overnight oats. For this, you will need:

Quick oats
Greek yogurt, plain or vanilla
Vanilla extract (you can omit if you’re using vanilla Greek yogurt)
Milk (I use traditional dairy milk)
Chia seeds

Ingredients for chocolate chip mango overnight oats arranged on a granite countertop, including oats, milk, chia seeds, honey, and mango.

In a large mixing bowl, combine all the ingredients together. It’s that simple!

Dry ingredients mixed in stainless steel bowl: oats, cinnamon, and chia seeds

Making the Mango Puree

You won’t believe how easy it is to make the mango puree! All you need is milk and mangoes. Fresh or frozen mangoes will work.

Add the milk and mangoes into a blender or food processor.

Blender containing yellow mango chunks and milk with black blending blade in motion.

Keep blending until you have a thick and creamy consistency. If it’s too thick, gradually add more milk. Be sure not to add too much milk - you don’t want the puree to be liquidy! It should look as it does below.

Blended mango puree with thick, creamy consistency in a blender, ready to be added to overnight oats.

Bringing It All Together

Now, add your mango puree to the overnight oat mixture, and mix well.

Mango puree being stirred into overnight oat mixture in a glass bowl with visible black pepper specks.

Transfer your mixture to either a serving bowl or to a mason jar. Seal your mason jar with a lid or cover your serving bowl with plastic wrap.

Mason jar filled with creamy beige mango overnight oats mixture with visible specks, sealed with metal lid on granite countertop.

In the morning, top with honey and chocolate chips. Grab a spoon and enjoy!

Spoon drizzling honey into a jar of chocolate chip mango overnight oats.

These chocolate chip overnight oats with mango puree will definitely be a sweet and satisfying breakfast so definitely give this recipe a try! This can be an easy go-to in the summer heat or when you feel like enjoying a cool snack!

Let me know what you think of this recipe in the comments! If you’ve tried this recipe, be sure to post it on social media and tag it with #cookingwithanadi and mention me @cooking.with.anadi. Thank you!

Recipe by Anadi Misra

Chocolate Chip Mango Overnight Oats Recipe

Creamy Chocolate Chip Mango Overnight Oats made with simple ingredients for a healthy, no-cook breakfast. Prep it the night before and wake up to a delicious, satisfying morning meal.

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6 hr 15 min

Prep

6 hr 15 min

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Ingredients

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For the base

(70 g) rolled oatsShop →
(180 ml) milk(I used dairy milk)
(33 g) Greek yogurt(plain or vanilla)
(6 g) chia seedsShop →
(2.5 ml) vanilla extractShop →

For the mango puree

(65 g) mango(frozen or fresh)
(120 ml) milk(extra as needed)

Toppings

(15 ml) honeyShop →
(5 g) chocolate chipsShop →

Instructions

For the mango puree

1
Add the mangoes into a blender or food processor and gradually add milk as needed until you've reached a thick but pour-able consistency.
Add the mangoes into a blender or food processor and gradually add milk as needed until you've reached a thick but pour-able consistency.

For the overnight oats

1
Combine all ingredients for the base into a bowl and mix well.
Combine all ingredients for the base into a bowl and mix well.
2
Add the puree into the bowl with the base for the overnight oats. Combine well using a whisk.
Add the puree into the bowl with the base for the overnight oats. Combine well using a whisk.
3
Transfer the mixture to a serving bowl or a mason jar. Seal your mason jar with a lid. If using a serving bowl, cover the bowl with plastic wrap. Refrigerate overnight, or at least for 4-6 hours.
Transfer the mixture to a serving bowl or a mason jar. Seal your mason jar with a lid. If using a serving bowl, cover the bowl with plastic wrap. Refrigerate overnight, or at least for 4-6 hours.
4
When ready to eat, top with honey and chocolate chips. Enjoy!
When ready to eat, top with honey and chocolate chips. Enjoy!

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