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Make Your Own Homemade Instant Oatmeal Mix

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Make your own homemade instant oatmeal mix! This recipe is as easy as combining oats with your favorite nuts, fruit, and spices.

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prep time10 minutes

If you know me, you know I love oatmeal for breakfast such as my ULTIMATE 90 Second Microwave Oatmeal recipe. And while I love the convenience of instant oatmeal, store bought can contain a lot of preservatives, hidden ingredients, and processed sugar that decrease the nutritional value. That’s why I love to keep the convenience without skipping the nutrition by making my own homemade instant oatmeal mix. I’ll be sharing my favorite way to make it, but this method can be an outline you follow and make your own!

Ingredients

  • Oats: We like to use old fashioned oats, but you can use quick oats as well.
  • Chopped nuts: Use your favorite, I typically use a mix of walnuts, pecans, or almonds.
  • Dried fruit: Again, use your favorite mix, I use raisins, dried mango, or dried apricots.
  • Brown sugar: Adds a wonderful richer sweetness to the finished oatmeal.
  • Warm spices: I love the warm, more savory flavor that nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves give to the oatmeal.
  • Flaxseed: Flaxseed meal doesn’t add anything in flavor, but is a packed with nutrients like omega 3 fatty acids.

How to Make your own Homemade Instant Oatmeal Mix

Start your homemade instant oatmeal by chopping your mixed nuts. For added flavor, toss them in the oven and toast them at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes.

Then prepare your dried fruit and toss it in a large bowl with your oats.

Next add the brown sugar.

Followed by the flaxseed meal.

Then add the cinnamon, nutmeg, and ground cloves, along with a pinch of salt.

Stir everything together until your oatmeal mix is evenly combined.

Make your own homemade instant oatmeal.

To prepare your oatmeal, mix a cup of the dried mix with 1/2 cup of either milk or water, and microwave for about 90 seconds. Then serve, and enjoy your homemade instant oatmeal mix!

Easy Substitutions

  • Switch up the fruit. Apricots, cranberries, cherries, dates, figs… go crazy with your dried-fruit-loving self. You could also add fresh fruit before serving, like blueberries or strawberries.
  • Sweeten it differently. Instead of brown sugar, use honey or maple syrup. Like it sweeter? Try adding in chocolate chips.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the healthiest oatmeal?

All kinds of oats are actually similar in nutritional value, they just take different amounts of time to cook. Steel cut oats usually take the longest.

Can you eat oatmeal everyday?

Yes you can! It’s high fiber and probiotic content make it a great breakfast choice.

How long does homemade instant oatmeal keep?

Kept in an airtight container at room temperature, the mix will keep for up to 3 weeks.

Other Oatmeal Options

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Make Your Own Homemade Instant Oatmeal Mix

Liz Della Croce
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This recipe is as easy as combining oats with your favorite nuts, fruit and spices.
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 2 minutes
Total Time 12 minutes
CourseBreakfast
Serves16

Ingredients
 
 

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Instructions
 

  1. Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees and spread chopped nuts in an even layer on a baking sheet.
    2 cups nuts
  2. Roast nuts for 10 minutes or until lightly toasted; set aside.
  3. In a large mixing bowl, combine all ingredients including toasted nuts. Store in an air-tight container for up to 3 weeks.
    8 cups old fashioned oats, 2 cups dried fruit, 1/2 cup brown sugar, 1/4 cup flax seed meal, 3 tablespoons cinnamon, 1 tablespoon salt, 1/2 tablespoon nutmeg, 1/4 tablespoon ground cloves
  4. To serve: scoop out 1 cup of the oatmeal mixture and place it in a bowl with 1/2 cup water or milk. Microwave for 90 seconds or until liquid is absorbed.

Liz’s Notes

1/2 cup of liquid is used to cook oatmeal but feel free to add more or less to reach desired oatmeal consistency. 90 seconds will cook the oatmeal but if you prefer a more mushy oatmeal, feel free to cook longer. I like it a little on the chewy side!
We like using old fashioned oats for added texture but you can also use quick cooking. Just note that it will cook faster and be a bit on the mushier side.

Nutrition

Serving: 0.75cup | Calories: 318kcal | Carbohydrates: 44g | Protein: 9g | Fat: 13g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 4g | Monounsaturated Fat: 7g | Sodium: 444mg | Potassium: 326mg | Fiber: 8g | Sugar: 10g | Vitamin A: 8IU | Vitamin C: 0.2mg | Calcium: 70mg | Iron: 3mg

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99 responses to “Make Your Own Homemade Instant Oatmeal Mix”

  1. Stephanie Vanlochem Avatar
    Stephanie Vanlochem

    This is genius. I love the convenience of the instant oatmeal but that’s where it ends, and I love this recipe to make it easy but way more filling (and less sugar while still making it perfectly sweet! )

  2. Mom23is Avatar
    Mom23is

    This recipe was much too heavy on the nutmeg and cloves for our taste. I didn’t even use the full amount of those (or the cinnamon) and it was still overwhelming.

  3. Chuqui Avatar
    Chuqui

    My son loves oatmeal and i dont have the time to make him my Abuela’s oatmeal every morning and I dont like the “other” ingredients in instant oatmeal so thank you so much for this. Also, i saw the salty comments and i think ppl are using regular salt and that maybe the inconsistency not all salts are created equal lol.

  4. Mindy Avatar
    Mindy

    This looks wonderful. Wanted to check on using one cup of the dry mix to 1/2 cup liquid per serving. Thanks for the recipe,! Mindy

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I would probably recommend 1 cup liquid to 1 cup dry! Water or milk works great. ENJOY!

      1. Danielle Avatar
        Danielle

        Can this be made with quick oats?

        1. Rob Avatar
          Rob

          I have made this with quick oats and rolled oats for years. I use a ratio of 1:2, Rolled:Quick. Makes for less chunky, smoother oatmeal. Good luck.

  5. Michelle Avatar
    Michelle

    How would you suggest cooking this if you don’t have a microwave? Thanks!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Stovetop works great! bring to boil then simmer 2 minutes!

    2. Sharon Avatar
      Sharon

      If you have a small bowl with a tight fitting top, you can pour your mix into the bowl, cover it and wait about 4-5 minutes. Perfect! I’ve been doing this for years. Quick and easy.
      Adding a pat of butter, I put the bowl under my hot water dispenser and seal it. After it is cooked, I add a splash of heavy cream.Yum!

  6. Megan McGinnis Avatar
    Megan McGinnis

    This is the perfect thing, now that it has become too cold for overnight oats. I added 1/4c chia seeds, and reduced the salt a hair, but not by much. The aroma while it’s cooking is heavenly, also! Thanks for making my workday breakfasts so easy and delicious.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you like it!!

  7. Kiki Avatar
    Kiki

    This great! I am an older endurance athlete and I have been paying a fortune for Umpqua instant oatmeal. This way I can customize it to suit me. This recipe is a great base to build what you want.

    Dried apricots and cardamom instead of other spices.

    Want it savory? Use sage, golden raisins, less sugar, and perhaps buttery toasted pinon nuts. Look at Middle Eastern and Moroccan style spices mixtures for savory sweet.

    There are just a ton of ways to customize this.

    Salt? I think anyone with any sort of intelligence to follow a recipe should know a recipe is, for the most part, a general road map you can customize. A short run for me is 10 miles, in New Mexico heat. I NEED that extra bit of salt. But if it is an issue, be smart, don’t add it, or adjust to suit you.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed this!!!!

    2. Holly Avatar
      Holly

      To cool any cooked cereal we spread it on a plate. I usually have an assortment of yogurt, mini marshmallows and mini choc chips, nuts, sprinkles, cut up fruit, etc and TINY spoons. They can pick up to 3 extras.. The grandkids can make roads and mountains and such. The “extras” aren’t good for a rushed school morning but are fun on the weekends. Hot/cold cups with a lid are good to grab as you run out the door and if the oatmeal is thin enough you can just drink it!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        What a fun idea Holly!

  8. Kerri Avatar
    Kerri

    This recipe was….okay. I’m about to make it again, cut the salt in half, double the sugar, and don’t include cloves and nutmeg. I also microwave it with 1 cup of oats to 1 cup of water for 90 seconds.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      You should try it sometime with blueberries mixed in and drizzled with peanut butter!

  9. Tif Avatar
    Tif

    Wondering what type of salt people are using and if that’s making the “salty difference”? I’m not sure why people can’t tell beforehand if salt or cinnamon levels are going to be too much. If you’re sensitive to it, wouldn’t you know and adjust accordingly up front?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m not sure either to be honest. I use Kosher salt. :)

      1. Sara Avatar
        Sara

        Liz you are strong and resilient (keep it up) as is anyone willing to take “constructive” criticism who can be exposed to such anger about making homemade oatmeal- sheesh (anon’s comment…there is reason they used “anon”. Had to be Tbs vs tsp. And different salts have different saltiness. Flaky Kosher is a lot milder and measures differently than granulated iodized table salt like Morton’s.). Hang in there.

  10. Anon Avatar
    Anon

    Oh my god the salt. You really should edit this recipe for future users. I wasted all those ingredients, and I can see from the comments section many folks felt the same. This was the worst recipe I’ve ever made from online.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Anon, I am going to politely agree to disagree. The salt balances out the sweetness of the sugar and dried fruit. That said, you’re welcome to make it your own and leave it out!

  11. J Avatar
    J

    I just made a batch of this last night and tried it myself today. It is SO SALTY!! I can’t even taste any other flavors! Is there a way to fix this batch, other than making another with NO salt to add to it? My kids might not even eat this and I have already wasted all these ingredients. I’m so bummed-this looked like a keeper ????.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Julie Ann, We make this all the time so i Just want to make sure: did you use four teaspoons? Not tablespoons, right? Just making sure. In general, 4 teaspoons works well with 1/4 cup cinnamon, 8 cups of oats, 2 cups dried fruit, 2 cups nuts and 1/2 cup brown sugar. That said, you can just add more oats and cinnamon and that should fix it!

  12. Melissa Avatar
    Melissa

    I just made this and the cinnamon is way overpowering. Next time I will use only 1/2 of the cinnamon called for. As is, I cannot taste the fruit or nuts bacause of the cinnamon.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Melissa – I’m sorry the cinnamon flavor was too strong! I’ve made it for several friends and family with less and they always ask for more. I guess everyone prefers it a bit differently but regardless I’m hopeful you will try it again and make it your own way next time with less cinnamon! I also love using different fruits and nuts depending on what I have on hand. Very customizable! Enjoy!

  13. Cynthia Avatar
    Cynthia

    I recently discovered your website and I’m enjoying trying out your recipes in an effort to be healthier. I love the taste of the roasted nuts in this oatmeal, but I find it really salty. I think I would leave out the salt altogether if I make this recipe again.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Aren’t roasted nuts the best? Feel free to adjust salt in any of my recipes – it is all up to personal preference. Enjoy!!

  14. Sophia Avatar
    Sophia

    Smells delicious, but has too much salt. Otherwise I’m certain it much be wonderful. Guess I’ll be making a double batch and not add anymore salt. Next week for breakfast hopefully….

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Sophia: Please make it your own and skip the salt!! The great thing about making your own instant oatmeal is that you don’t have to have ingredients found in the packets (like sodium.) :-) Enjoy and please let me know how it turns out!!

  15. Gin Avatar
    Gin

    My easiest breakfast (besides oatmeal) is homemade whole-grain toast and yogurt. I use plain yogurt and mix in fresh fruit, toasted walnuts, wheat germ, and a touch of honey and cinnamon!

  16. Joy Avatar
    Joy

    I like making different varieties (strawberry banana, peach coconut, aplle cinnemon, etc) of refrigerated overnight oatmeal in cute little 8oz mason jars. It’s so easy for the kids to grab one and eat. I also enjoy them about 10 am at work for a late morning snack.

  17. Anna Avatar
    Anna

    My fave on the go breakfast is a green smoothie, packed with veggies, fruits, protein and it delish and packs a healthy punch!

  18. Jennifer Avatar
    Jennifer

    My own egg sandwich, it lasts longer on the way out the door than cold cereal.

  19. Linda Avatar
    Linda

    I always love having grits with blueberries.

  20. Donna Avatar
    Donna

    Greek yogurt and almonds

  21. Neiddy Ruiz Avatar
    Neiddy Ruiz

    I really enjoy having yogurt, fresh fruit and a cup of orange juice for breakfast, that’s all I need to start my day

  22. Madeline Avatar
    Madeline

    I’ve been soaking my oatmeal the night before with a bit of rye flour and vinegar. Then I just add a banana and almond milk and cocoa powder in the morning. Very delicious!

  23. Jessie Avatar
    Jessie

    Lately, I’m really into oranges. There’s nothing better than a quick orange when they’re in season.

  24. Amy Avatar
    Amy

    My favorite quick breakfast is raw oatmeal and yogurt mixed together with a bit of whatever fruit i have in the fridge. I keep this in fridge overnite and in the morning it is delish!

  25. Kim Delfsma Avatar
    Kim Delfsma

    I eat plain oatmeal. But I made you homemade oatmeal recipe today and Imcan’t wait till morning to try it!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Let me know what you think!! We have been eating it all week. :-)

  26. Afton Collins Avatar
    Afton Collins

    whole grain Eggo waffles with MorningStar veggie sausage.

  27. Paula C. Avatar
    Paula C.

    A high fiber granola bar and a piece of fruit. It seems to hold me until lunch time.

  28. Kim Delfsma Avatar
    Kim Delfsma

    My healthy breakfast is oatmeal. i am making your recipe right now and can’t wait to try it!!

  29. Michele Avatar
    Michele

    Your oatmeal recipe looks wonderful. I can’t wait to try it this weekend. My favorite morning meal is yogurt and granola. Quick easy and good for you.

  30. Jeffrey Avatar
    Jeffrey

    I make old fashioned oats every morning and add a spoonful of ground flax, dried cranberries,, banana, walnuts and honey. I cook it for 3 minutes and it’s just right for me!

  31. Patti Kane Avatar
    Patti Kane

    This recipe is exactly what I was looking for! Am going shopping for ingredients today! Thanks!

  32. Kelly Miller Avatar
    Kelly Miller

    I love 3 eggs scrambled with some pico de gallo or if I’m not into the spices that morning I might add spinach and turmeric. Surprisingly this is a quick breakfast

  33. Kristin M Avatar
    Kristin M

    Oatmeal is a favorite here along with whole wheat English muffin sandwiches.

  34. Julie Avatar
    Julie

    Oatmeal is my favorite easy breakfast and I just love what’s in your recipe and would love to make it for my family!

  35. Tian A. Avatar
    Tian A.

    Whole grain cereal and milk is the best for busy morning.

  36. Fran F Avatar
    Fran F

    I enjoyed this simple yet delicious recipe a lot! This turned into my new favorite breakfast. This is as good or maybe even better than my grandma used to make it. Another nice addition is the cost savings~ Thanks for being on EightWest!

  37. Kathy Avatar
    Kathy

    Fast breakfast for me is plain greek yogurt with fresh or frozen raspberries…

  38. Deb Avatar
    Deb

    I pre-bake scrambled eggs with spinach and feta in muffin tins so I can reheat in the microwave for a quick tasty breakfast.

  39. Lynn Avatar
    Lynn

    I make three-ingredient granola that has no oil in it, from Chef Kathleen’s book “Cooking Thin.” I eat it almost every morning. The main ingredient is oats, oats, and more oats! I look forward to trying your recipe, although my kiddos aren’t old enough to be making their own breakfast yet!

  40. Heather Vereecken Avatar
    Heather Vereecken

    I usually make a smoothie or toast with peanut butter and bananas! Love your blog and all your receipes!

  41. Rachel Avatar
    Rachel

    I love the idea of your instant oatmeal! I need fast breakfast in the morning for our family. I like eating hard boiled eggs and multigrain Cheerios for breakfast, but they get old pretty fast. This will be a nice change. And I refer to The Lemon Bowl often for healthy recipes to try! Thanks!

  42. Laura Jacobson Avatar
    Laura Jacobson

    For a busy morning when I am in a hurry…I will grab fruit! I love apples and bananas and keep them on hand for when I am running late!

  43. Katie Kraai Avatar
    Katie Kraai

    Egg beaters make for a quick/healthy breakfast! Sometimes with salsa for a little flavor. I’m excited to try out this do it yourself oatmeal!

  44. Shelly Avatar
    Shelly

    My favorite is definitely a whole wheat bagel thin with some reduced fat peanut butter!

  45. Tara Avatar
    Tara

    Overnight oatmeal is my go to breakfast. Can’t wait to try your recipe.

  46. m gurney Avatar
    m gurney

    I’ve never heard of dried cloves, is this ground cloves? Thanks.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes it is! I’ll correct that in the recipe to avoid confusion! :)

  47. Pam Wittenbach Avatar
    Pam Wittenbach

    I work at a middle school so I am an early riser during the school year (5am). I usually microwave milk & oatmeal and then add almonds & blueberries for a quick breakfast. Your recipe sounds great – I have added the ingredients to my shopping list. My son is in college and he tries to eat healthy. I think that I will make two batches of your oatmeal – one for me and one for my son to take back to GVSU! Thanks…I am watching Eight West right now and saw your recipe on that show. Your website is amazing…going to try the oatmeal cookies & the brown rice with veggies also. Happy New Year!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Pam! Thank you for watching my segment on EightWest! I’m so glad you like the website – let me know what else you try!!

  48. Lisa Avatar
    Lisa

    This oatmeal recipe sounds wonderful. I look forward to trying it.

    Thank you for your blog!

  49. nancy robinson Avatar
    nancy robinson

    Great recipes!!

  50. Robert Burke Avatar
    Robert Burke

    I raised my hand!
    We also like vanilla Greek yogurt parfait s with fruit, walnuts and flaxseed.
    Thanks

  51. Mary Anne Stevens Avatar
    Mary Anne Stevens

    My favorite busy morning breakfast is granola and fruit. It’s healthy and satisfying, and really enjoyable besides. This is a great tasting, simple recipe, and I think it would be much less expensive than buying a commercial granola in the long run.

  52. Kim Delfsma Avatar
    Kim Delfsma

    I saw this recipe on 8West and can’t wait to make it … I look forward to more healthy, tasty recipes!!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Thanks so much for watching and saying hi! Enjoy the oatmeal!!

  53. phyllis shilling Avatar
    phyllis shilling

    Favorite breakfast is making scrambled eggs enough for 5 servings put into a zip lock bag the night before and microwave 1 serving each day, in the morning and make a egg sandwich to go…..

  54. Pat Avatar
    Pat

    I was keeping a home-made bran muffin mix which I would back up the night before, but this recipe for quick oatmeal is now my favorite. I never really liked oatmeal, but the fact that I can add the ingredients I really enjoy has definetely changed my mind. This is great!

  55. Terry Stelter Avatar
    Terry Stelter

    Doctored up oatmeal IS my favorite go to quick breakfast. I am excited to try this recipe!

  56. Andrea Snyder Avatar
    Andrea Snyder

    Looks yummy!

  57. livivua Avatar
    livivua

    nutella on toast and milik

  58. Jen Davis Avatar
    Jen Davis

    I cringed every morning when my My 16 y/o daughter would rip open the oatmeal packet. I try very hard to keep packaged foods out of our house, but early am starts and teenagers can be treacherous, so I was trying to focus on just getting her to eat something….anything! This is convenient and customizable, she now has 3 wholesome flavors (brown sugar, apple cinnamon, and cranberry almond) to choose from, and I feel good knowing she is getting better nutrition. Thanks!!

  59. Julie Avatar
    Julie

    Wheat toast and white eggs

  60. Jessie C. Avatar
    Jessie C.

    I like Greek yogurt with mixed nuts and oatmeal

  61. Jordan D Avatar
    Jordan D

    I bake high-protein oatmeal bars to keep in the freezer for grab-and-go breakfasts. Another favorite quick healthy breakfast I enjoy is a coffee protein shake like Fit Frappe Vanilla Latte or Click!

  62. Rachel Avatar
    Rachel

    My favorite quick and healthy breakfast is apple, peanut butter, steel cut oat bake. I can make it at the beginning of the week & it typically will feed my hubby & I at least 3-4 meals throughout the week. YUM!

  63. Alycia M Avatar
    Alycia M

    I am always in a rush each morning, so my go to/fast breakfast is either oatmeal, or yogurt with a little bit of granola.

    acartwrightmorell at gmail dot com

  64. Susan Avatar
    Susan

    I eat oatmeal daily. I usually eat it plain, but I love yhese ideas:-) You are amazing Liz!

  65. Shannon Morris Avatar
    Shannon Morris

    I love French toast bake

  66. Sarah Beth Avatar
    Sarah Beth

    This looks amazing, I can’t wait to try it! And I love oatmeal for breakfast, or yogurt with granola. :)

  67. Becky Avatar
    Becky

    I like to make a big batch of healthy pancakes and freeze them for later. I just pop them in the toaster and they’re good to go!

  68. Trisha Avatar
    Trisha

    My favorite healthy morning breakfast is a banana smoothie!

  69. Evelyn R Avatar
    Evelyn R

    Smoothies are fast and easy

  70. Mami2jcn Avatar
    Mami2jcn

    Yogurt and fruit is my favorite quick breakfast on the go.

  71. Marnely Rodriguez-Murray Avatar
    Marnely Rodriguez-Murray

    Smoothies for sure!

  72. Jennifer Avatar
    Jennifer

    My healthy breakfast go to is a made ahead healthy frozen burrito, egg one.

  73. Dianne Neu Avatar
    Dianne Neu

    My go-to healthy breakfast is oatmeal with fresh blueberries, sliced banana and chopped nuts. Love your blog!

  74. Paula Thomas Avatar
    Paula Thomas

    Quick breakfast for me is a toasted brown rice cake topped with almond butter or other nut butter.

  75. Vicki Sacharski Avatar
    Vicki Sacharski

    My favorite breakfast on the run is a hard boiled egg, banana, and a cheese stick (low fat, of course). All finger foods I can eat in the car or at my desk.

  76. John LaFontsee Avatar
    John LaFontsee

    My favorite quick breakfast is , oatmeal with sliced bananas and strawberries and a dash of cinnamon

  77. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
    Liz DellaCroce

    Thank you so much Megan!! So glad you found me!!

  78. SandyN Avatar
    SandyN

    Gotta have healthy oatmeal almost every morning!! If not oatmeal, then whole grain toast with peanut butter and a banana. (P.S. Love your blog!!!)