Birthday Cake Overnight Oats
I have a feeling I will be making these Birthday Cake Overnight Oats a lot more often than just on my birthday! They’re sweet, yet not overpowering, colorful without the dye, and high in protein to help keep you full through all the birthday morning celebrations. These fun and festive overnight oats can be prepped ahead for a birthday week and enjoyed day after day, so the party never ends. Make them for a friend, or enjoy yourself for a sweet treat, whether it’s your b-day or not! Switch it up and enjoy ’em warm, swap in your favorite nut butter, or try with chocolate protein powder for a chocolate cake flavor! This recipe was inspired by my own birthday and included in week 1 of the May Meal Prep Plan.



birthday cake overnight oats ingredient notes:
Sprinkles: These are really just for fun, but how can you skip out on this festive pop of color? I love these ones that are dye-free, soy-free, gluten-free, and vegan!
Cashew Butter: I wanted something milder than a peanut or almond butter here, however you can use whatever kind of nut butter you have on hand! Or omit and opt for additional maple syrup or a honey topping.
Gluten-free Rolled Oats: They’re the star of any overnight oats recipe, and for good reason. Rolled oats are packed with fiber, protein, vitamins, and minerals, making them a breakfast superfood! I like to use rolled oats because they absorb the milk and other liquids, without becoming mushy in the fridge throughout the week, making them perfect for easy, prep-ahead, on-the-go breakfasts!
Chia Seeds: Our lovely little addition to all my overnight oats recipes, however you can always omit and opt for an additional 1/2 cup of oats. Chia seeds help kick off your day with an additional boost of Omega-3 and fiber, keeping you fuller longer.
Vanilla Protein Powder: This is what helps keep overnight oats filling, and gives a nice birthday cake flavor boost. My favorite is this one made without artificial sweeteners, but you can also use a vegan protein powder if you prefer.
Pure Maple Syrup: Maple syrup is well-known in my recipes as my go-to sweetener alternative, however you can always use what you have on hand like honey or coconut sugar. I prefer the nuttiness that maple syrup brings to an overnight oats dish and find that it helps the chia seeds and oats bind to their liquids better than a raw sugar option.





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