Looking for a fast, healthy, and protein-rich breakfast? This Blueberry Overnight Weetabix is the perfect meal to start your day. It takes just 5 minutes to prepare at night and is ready to eat in the morning.
Made with Weetabix, Greek yogurt, blueberries, and a splash of milk this breakfast is packed with energy, protein, and freshness.
It’s a favorite among women who are trying to eat healthy, stay fit, or lose fat in a tasty and natural way. You don’t need to cook anything — just mix, chill, and eat!
📝 Ingredients:
| Ingredient | Quantity |
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| Weetabix biscuits | 2 whole |
| Greek yogurt | 150g (plain or vanilla) |
| Milk (any kind) | 100ml |
| Blueberries | 1/2 cup (fresh/frozen) |
| Honey (optional) | 1 teaspoon |
| Protein powder (optional) | 1 scoop (vanilla or plain) |
🍽 How to Make:
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Crush 2 Weetabix biscuits into a small container or bowl.
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Add milk over the crushed Weetabix and press gently with a spoon to soak.
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Mix Greek yogurt and protein powder (if using) in a separate bowl.
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Spread the yogurt mix over the soaked Weetabix.
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Top with fresh or frozen blueberries.
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Add honey if you want some sweetness.
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Cover and place in the fridge overnight.
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In the morning, enjoy it cold!
💪 Protein Content:
| Item | Protein (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Weetabix (2 biscuits) | 4g |
| Greek yogurt (150g) | 15g |
| Protein powder (1 scoop) | 20g |
| Milk (100ml) | 3g |
| Total | 42g protein |
✅ Each serving gives around 40g+ protein — perfect for fat loss, energy, and muscle support.
⭐ Recipe Info:
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Taste: Creamy, fruity, and refreshing
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Best for: Breakfast or after workout
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Servings: 1 person
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Calories: Around 300–400 kcal (with protein powder)
🔎 Who Should Try This?
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Women looking to lose weight with high-protein meals
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Anyone needing a fast and tasty meal prep idea
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People who don’t have time to cook in the morning
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Great for teens, students, moms, and fitness lovers
⚠️ Disclaimer:
This recipe is for educational and informational use only. Always check ingredients if you have allergies or dietary restrictions. If you’re on a specific health plan, talk to your dietitian before trying new meals.
