Blueberry

It was okay. Way too sweet for me! The consistency was too much like yogurt, which I don’t like. I will stick to making my own.

Sprouts had a coupon for a free Mush, so I opted for this blueberry flavor. It was a nice and wholesome snack, and would be good for someone on the go or on vacation but it seems a bit impractical to purchase overnight oats when it is so fast, easy and cheap to make them at home. #mush #oats #overnightoats

Unfortunately I didn’t like this oatmeal. The coconut taste overpowers the blueberry flavor and I couldn’t taste any blueberry flavor at all, only coconut. I’m not a fan of coconut so I couldn’t finish this bowl. I wish they used oatmilk or another milder milk so the blueberry flavor could be tasted. Otherwise I like the concept, the healthy aspect and their simple quality ingredients. #vegan #oatmeal #veganoatmeal #veganbreakfast #glutenfree #dairyfree #nongmocertified #nongmo

I’m sorry but this was disgusting. Why would you make overnight OATS with coconut milk and not, you know, OAT milk? If you’re like me and cannot stand the overpowering taste of coconut milk, don’t buy this. I literally could not finish them and threw them away. So disappointing.

Premade #overnightoats are something I’d never think to buy — being that they’re so easy to prepare at home, and something I already make on the regular — but if my office wants to order them… well, I’ll gladly write a #forthedollar review on their dime. I believe they ordered it from Costco. I caught a glimpse of the box today; each 8-serving variety pack comes with 3 blueberry, 3 vanilla bean, and 2 strawberry cups. All flavors are vegan-friendly #ditchdairy I’m unsure what the savings are when buying in bulk, but according to a quick internet search, the regular retail price is ~$2 apiece. For something with no added sugars, I was a bit taken aback at how sweet it tasted — almost like cane-sugar-sweetened yogurt. Something about it gave me the strong initial impression of honey, though I double-checked, and there’s none. I suppose must come from the concentrated apple juice (though I was aware that some vegan honey alternatives are made by reducing apple juice, I’ve never tried one, which is why I was so surprised.) If you’re a #berrylover, you may be a bit dismayed: the #blueberry flavor wasn’t especially strong, but there were clearly purplish flecks present throughout, suggesting the use of real fruit. I wish the #oats had been slightly more fruity and tart. All in all, it’s a convenient option for busy/#lazyvegan days, but the more economical and environmentally sound alternative is to take matters into your own hands (and fridge.)