Weight Watchers Banana Oatmeal Cups Recipe

You are going to love this Weight Watchers Banana Oatmeal Cups recipe for a delicious breakfast, a healthy dessert, or even an on-the-go snack. This low point baked oatmeal recipe is easy to make, and filling, plus it will keep you satisfied for hours.

We love bananas in our house! Besides eating them for zero point snacks, my banana soufflé recipe and banana pancake recipes are a huge hit.

Updated March 2023 for Weight Watchers Points.

Baked Oatmeal Recipe

What is baked oatmeal? Baked oatmeal is a sweet breakfast bake, muffin or casserole made with mainly oats (of all types), eggs, sugar, milk, and fruit.

Baked Oatmeal without Sugar

As a healthier alternative or because of dietary restrictions, baked oatmeal can be made without refined sugar. We used Swerve brown sugar in this recipe, but it can be replaced with regular brown sugar, white sugar, or even eliminated for a sugar-free version.

Baked Oatmeal without Butter or Oil

This baked oatmeal can be lighted even further by replacing the butter with additional applesauce in an equal amount to the butter. The end result won’t be quite as rich but will still bake and hold together well.

Our recipe does not include any oil.

Is Oatmeal And Banana Healthy?

You bet, baked oatmeal is a treat or breakfast you can feel great about eating.

Both oatmeal and bananas contain soluble and insoluble fiber, each of which helps you maintain proper bowel health. Soluble fiber also helps lower your cholesterol level, so increasing the amount in your breakfast by adding a banana to your oatmeal is a healthy choice. (Read more at HealthyEating.)

Can Baked Oatmeal Be Left Out Overnight?

While you can leave it out overnight. I suggest refrigerating oatmeal cups in an air-tight container to prevent them from spoiling. This is a moist recipe so especially in humid climates, you risk it going bad or developing mold.

Baked oatmeal can be stored in the refrigerator for 5 days.

To freeze, cool the cups completely. Wrap individually in plastic wrap, and then place all cups into a zipper bag. This makes it easy to grab just one or two on busy mornings.

How Do You Reheat Baked Oats?

To reheat, remove oatmeal cups from plastic wrap or cover, and wrap them in a damp paper towel. Heat in microwave on high for 1 minute. Check that cup is hot throughout.

Oatmeal cups can also be baked in the oven at 325 degrees for 15 minutes to reheat.

If you like your oatmeal cups crispy, they can be reheated in the air fryer at 300 degrees for 10 minutes.

How Long Can You Store Baked Oatmeal?

Baked oatmeal contains dairy and eggs which means that it should be stored in the refrigerator. Cover the baked oatmeal cups with foil, plastic wrap, or store in an air-tight container then place the oatmeal in the fridge until you’re ready to enjoy it. It will last around 5 days if stored properly.

Weight Watchers Vegetarian and Vegan Baked Oatmeal

To make this recipe WW vegetarian and vegan, replace the 1/4 cup butter with 1/4 cup additional applesauce and use a “flax egg” of 4 T ground flax meal and 3 T water in place of the 2 eggs.

Then follow the recipe as written.

Weight Watchers Banana Recipes

If you love bananas (and isn’t it awesome that they are zero points on WW!), check out these recipes.

WW Zero Point Banana Souffle

WW Zero Point Banana Pancakes

WW Zero Point Chocolate Banana Nice Cream

Weight Watchers Banana Oatmeal Cups Recipe

Not only is this baked oatmeal recipe yummy and a family favorite, but it’s also easy to make. This is a great healthy recipe for kids’ baking.

Gather all of your ingredients for this baked oatmeal recipe. See the full list of ingredients below.

Put dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Stir to combine.

Add dry and wet ingredients together and mix to combine. We used a mixer but this can also be done by hand.

This baked oatmeal recipe requires you to add batter to each muffin cup. Filling about 3/4 the way up. The muffins only rise slightly.

Carefully place one pecan on top of each muffin, if using. Bake at 350 degrees, take out of the oven, let cool, and enjoy this baked oatmeal recipe.

Not only do these delicious cups taste great, but you can feel good eating them because they are full of nutritious ingredients.

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Weight Watchers Pumpkin Muffins – Here’s a delicious Weight Watchers pumpkin muffin recipe you are sure to love. This quick muffin is the perfect sweet treat for you to enjoy without using too many WW points. Because these start with a cake mix, they are easy to prepare so you can whip up a batch to have on hand whenever you need them.

Weight Watchers Apple Crisp Recipe – If you are looking for more baked oatmeal recipes you’ll love this one. Are you looking for a delicious healthier dessert that won’t set you back on points? This Weight Watchers Low Point Apple Crisp Recipe is easy to make, low in points, and tastes amazing.

Weight Watchers Instant Pot Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal – This Weight Watchers Instant Pot Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal recipe is sure to be what you need for a healthy breakfast. If you love the combination of yummy chocolate and rich peanut butter, this delicious, filling breakfast will keep you going and tastes amazing. Plus, the points are low which is always a WW win in my book. Fill up on this hearty breakfast and have plenty of points left for the remainder of your day.