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Overnight Weetabix without Yogurt

Wake up to a bowl of sunshine with this super simple Overnight Weetabix! Made without yogurt, this nutritious breakfast is perfect for busy bees who want a fuss-free, healthy breakfast option!

Soaked overnight Weetabix topped with frozen raspberries and maple syrup.

Why did the Weetabix cross the road?

To get to the milk and become an overnight sensation!

Get ready for a tasty bowl packed with all the benefits of a well-rounded breakfast cereal.

This simple overnight Weetabix without yogurt is the breakfast of champions!

Starting your day with Weetabix, like my tasty No Bake Weetbix Slice, is a delicious and satisfying way to fuel up for the day ahead.

Additionally, if you happen to be in the midst of lemon season, you can enjoy a delightful citrus twist with this easy Weetbix slice infused with lemon!

Whether it’s my homemade crumpets or wholesome porridge, making your breakfast at home can be simple and healthy.

Overhead closeup of the soaked Weetabix with raspberries and maple syrup.

Perfect for meal prep, this overnight Weetabix recipe is done by simply combining crunchy Weetabix breakfast cereal with a dash of cinnamon and creamy milk.

It’s basically overnight oats but instead of using oats, it uses the cereal Weetabix/Weet-Bix.

You may recognize this trend from TikTok where the soaked Weetabix is topped with high-protein layers such as yogurt, protein powder and chia seeds.

But, if you don’t want to use yogurt, you found the right recipe.

Scooping up a spoonful of overnight Weetabix.

To substitute the yogurt typically seen on overnight Weetabix, we’re using frozen raspberries.

The raspberries release some of their juices overnight to add moisture and sweetness.

The maple syrup drizzled over the soaked Weetabix in the morning is like pouring maple syrup over fluffy pancakes, gooey, sweet and delicious!

For added nutrition, try sprinkling some Peanut Butter Granola over the top just before serving.

🥛 Why You Will Love This Recipe

  • Quick and easy to prepare.
  • Convenient for busy mornings.
  • Time-saving grab-and-go breakfast.
  • Nutritious and delicious.
  • Gluten-free and dairy-free options.
  • No cooking required.
  • Satisfying and filling breakfast.
Scooping up some soaked Weetabix on wooden spoon with a raspberry.

🍓 Variations

This can be made in various flavors by using different types of milk, spices, nuts and dried fruit. Try out some of the below combinations if desired:

  • Milk: such as almond, soy, or coconut milk.
  • Spices: besides ground cinnamon such as cardamom, nutmeg, ginger or a touch of pumpkin pie spice – AMAZING!
  • Vanilla extract: can also be added for extra flavor because vanilla never fails.
  • Nuts: want added crunch and nutrition? Throw in some chopped almonds, walnuts, pecans, hazelnuts, or a combination of your favorite nuts.
  • Dried fruit: such as sultanas, raisins, currants, cranberries, blueberries or apricots all work well.
  • Weetabix varieties: switch it up by using different flavored Weetabix such as protein, banana, chocolate, fruit & nut, multi-grain, honey or golden syrup varieties of Weetabix or Weetbix.
  • Protein: sprinkle over 1-2 scoops of your favorite protein powder after you crush the Weetabix and before you pour in your milk.
  • Gluten-free: simply use gluten-free Weetabix or Weetbix for a gluten-free friendly version.
Overnight Weetabix in glass bowl.

🍯 Toppings

These easy overnight Weetabix can be topped with a variety of ingredients for added flavor and texture. This recipe does not include yogurt but you’re more than welcome to add it along with:

  • Fresh fruit: such as sliced banana, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, apple, kiwi fruit or pear slices.
  • Seeds: sprinkle over sunflower, pumpkin, sesame, chia or hemp seeds before serving.
  • Yogurt: use regular dairy yogurt or coconut yogurt. Greek yogurt is also delicious and will cut through the sweetness.
  • Nut butter: dollop before serving either almond, peanut, hazelnut or cashew nut butters.
  • Jam: dollop over jam such as raspberry, strawberry, blueberry, blackberry, plum or apricot jam just before serving.
  • Honey: drizzle over honey instead of maple syrup to serve or use rice malt syrup as a vegan alternative.
  • Cacao nibs: adds a touch of chocolate and crunch.
  • Granola: for extra nutrition and texture.
  • Coconut: garnish with some desiccated/finely shredded coconut or coconut flakes. Toasting the coconut is another tasty idea.

📋 Ingredient Notes & Substitutions

Ingredients to make overnight weetabix without yogurt are Weetabix, whole milk, ground cinnamon, maple syrup and frozen raspberries.
  • Weetabix is also known as Weet-bix in Australia and New Zealand. Use gluten-free Weetabix if you want a gluten-free recipe.
  • Whole milk – makes this recipe extra creamy. To make it dairy-free, simply substitute it with your favorite dairy-free milk such as almond, coconut or soy.
  • Frozen raspberries – to top your overnight Weetabix instead of adding yogurt as the raspberries thaw overnight and release some of their juices to add moisture. Substitute with fresh raspberries or another frozen berry.
  • Maple syrup – is drizzled over the soaked Weetabix just before serving. This also replaces the need for yogurt as it adds sweetness and moisture. Can be substituted with honey, agave or rice malt syrup.
  • Cinnamon – use ground cinnamon. This ingredient is optional but it adds a warm flavor perfect for those cold early mornings. Omit or substitute with ground cardamon or nutmeg.

🥣 Step By Step Instructions (with photos)

There is a full and detailed recipe card at the bottom of this post.

Step one: Get out a glass container with a fitted lid or a plastic Tupperware container with a sealed lid. May also use a glass mason jar with a lid or a regular cereal bowl or mixing bowl. 

Step two: Crush Weetabix using your hands into the container. 

Crushing Weetabix into glass storage container.

Step three: Sprinkle over cinnamon, if using, then mix through with your hands or a spoon.

Sprinkling ground cinnamon over crushed Weetabix in glass storage container.

Step four: Pour in milk. Stir with a spoon until mixed and all flakes are coated in milk. Flatten out the top with the back of the spoon.

Pouring milk into the crushed Weetabix in the glass container.

Step five: Add frozen raspberries on top, do not thaw before adding. Seal the container with a lid or tightly with plastic saran wrap if using a bowl. Refrigerate overnight or for 2-4 hours. 

Topping soaked Weetabix with frozen raspberries.

Step six: To serve, drizzle with maple syrup and enjoy!

Pouring maple syrup over soaked overnight Weetabix.

💭 Tips For Recipe Success

  • Use a glass container with a fitted lid or a plastic Tupperware container with a sealed lid.
  • Make sure all the Weetabix flakes have been coated with the milk.
  • Add the frozen raspberries after you make it, not before serving, so they have time to thaw and release some of their juices overnight.
  • Soak the Weetabix in milk overnight but no longer than 12 hours otherwise it gets too mushy.
  • Add any crunchy toppings right before serving, not the night before. Such as granola, coconut flakes, cacao nibs or nuts, so they remain crisp and crunchy.
Soaked Weetabix in glass container with wooden lid on.

⏲️ Storage Instructions

Store in the container you make it in with a sealed lid, refrigerated, for 1-2 days for the best results. It can be left longer in the fridge, up to 2-3 days, however, the Weetabix will be very mushy and the raspberries will begin to spoil after 2 days.

I do not recommend freezing overnight Weetabix.

Close up of overnight Weetabix on wooden spoon with one raspberry.

💬 Recipe FAQ’s

Can I use a glass jar instead, such as a mason jar?

Yes! You can use a glass jar with a fitted lid instead of a container/Tupperware.

Can I use a bowl instead of a container?

Yes! Simply follow the recipe as directed but use a cereal or mixing bowl instead of a container/Tupperware. Then, cover the bowl with a layer of plastic saran wrap, tightly.

How long can this last in the fridge?

Overnight Weetabix will keep in the fridge in its sealed container for 1-2 days. It’s best consumed within 12-24 hours.

How long does it take to set?

It will take anywhere between 2-4 hours to set in the fridge. Leaving it overnight will create a softer consistency but left longer than 12-24 hours, it will be quite mushy.

Can I use oats instead of Weetabix?

You can, however, you may need less or more milk depending on what variety of oats you use, such as rolled or quick oats. Make sure the oats are soaked in the milk, it’s generally 1:1 oats to milk. Example: 1/2 cup oats and 1/2 cup milk.

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Overnight Weetabix without Yogurt in glass container next to wooden spoon.

Overnight Weetabix without Yogurt

Samantha Pickthall
This super simple Overnight Weetabix without yogurt is a nutritious breakfast perfect for busy bees who want a fuss-free, healthy breakfast option!
4.58 from 7 votes
Prep Time 5 minutes
Chill Time 8 hours
Course Breakfast
Cuisine Australian, English
Servings 1 person
Calories 189 kcal

Equipment

  • 1 glass/Tupperware container with fitted lid, or glass jar with lid

Ingredients
 
 

  • 3 Weetabix, or Weet-Bix
  • 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon, optional
  • 150 ml (2/3 cup) whole milk, or milk of choice
  • 1/2 cup frozen raspberries, do not thaw
  • 1 Tbsp pure maple syrup

Instructions
 

  • Get out a glass container with a fitted lid or a plastic Tupperware container with a sealed lid. May also use a glass mason jar with a lid or a regular cereal bowl or mixing bowl.
  • Crush Weetabix using your hands into the container.
  • Sprinkle over cinnamon, if using, then mix through with your hands or a spoon.
  • Pour in milk. Stir with a spoon until mixed and all flakes are coated in milk.
  • Flatten out the top with the back of the spoon.
  • Add frozen raspberries on top, do not thaw before adding.
  • Seal container with lid or tightly with plastic saran wrap if using a bowl.
  • Refrigerate overnight or for 2-4 hours.
  • To serve, drizzle with maple syrup.
  • Enjoy!

Notes

  • Use a glass container with a fitted lid or a plastic Tupperware container with a sealed lid.
 
  • Make sure all the Weetabix flakes have been coated with the milk.
 
  • Add the frozen raspberries after you make it, not before serving, so they have time to thaw and release some of their juices overnight.
 
  • Soak the Weetabix in milk overnight but no longer than 12 hours otherwise it gets too mushy.
 
  • Add any crunchy toppings right before serving, not the night before. Such as granola, coconut flakes, cacao nibs or nuts, so they remain crisp and crunchy.
 
  • Store in the container you make it in with a sealed lid, refrigerated, for 1-2 days for the best results. It can be left longer in the fridge, up to 2-3 days, however, the Weetabix will be very mushy and the raspberries will begin to spoil after 2 days.
 
  • I do not recommend freezing overnight Weetabix.

Nutrition

Calories: 189kcalCarbohydrates: 31gProtein: 6gFat: 5gSaturated Fat: 3gPolyunsaturated Fat: 0.4gMonounsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 19mgSodium: 77mgPotassium: 386mgFiber: 5gSugar: 23gVitamin A: 347IUVitamin C: 16mgCalcium: 233mgIron: 1mg
Keyword breakfast, Cereal, Weet-bix, Weetabix
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