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Looking for a tasty option to cereal or toast for breakfast? Try these tender muffins. "They're so full of blueberry and oat flavor that no one ever believes they are low in fat," reports Mildred Mummau from Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania.
This recipe is:
Diabetic Friendly
Editor's Note: If using frozen blueberries, use without thawing to avoid discoloring the batter.
Nutritional Analysis: One muffin equals 177 calories, 7 g fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 131 mg sodium, 27 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 3 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 1-1/2 starch, 1-1/2 fat.
Originally published as Blueberry Oat Muffins in Quick Cooking July/August 2000, p21
Big Batch Baked GoodsWe enjoy homemade baked goods for breakfast, but I don’t have time to bake each morning before school. So I devote 1 day a month to making large batches of cinnamon rolls, doughnuts, cream cheese rolls and muffins. I place them in heavy-duty resealable plastic bags labeled with the date. (They freeze for about 2 months.) On busy mornings, it’s a snap to pop a few in the microwave to warm. The kids love the fresh-baked flavor. —Lori T., New London, Texas
We enjoy homemade baked goods for breakfast, but I don’t have time to bake each morning before school. So I devote 1 day a month to making large batches of cinnamon rolls, doughnuts, cream cheese rolls and muffins. I place them in heavy-duty resealable plastic bags labeled with the date. (They freeze for about 2 months.) On busy mornings, it’s a snap to pop a few in the microwave to warm. The kids love the fresh-baked flavor. —Lori T., New London, Texas
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Reviewed on Jun. 18, 2012 by NessyPants
This is a very heavy muffin. They are tasty but not a light snack. I used milk instead of water and they tasted good. I got about 16 muffins out of the recipe.
Reviewed on Jul. 31, 2011 by angelasandoval
Love blueberry muffins; love oat muffins...didn't love the two together. But this oat muffin had a great taste and texture and I will use it again...maybe (instead of blueberries) with peaches as suggested by another user, maybe with apples and raisins/Craisins.
Reviewed on Jan. 18, 2011 by Mrs. Bree
These muffins are so yummy! They are very flavorful but not too sweet - definitely a healthier alternative to traditional blueberry muffins. The only change I made was substituting milk for water because I wanted a creamier flavor. Excellent recipe that I will be making again!
Reviewed on Sep. 19, 2010 by aspotts
These muffins were easy to make. I added 1/4 cup Wheat Germ to them, and substituted a large chopped peach for the blueberries. I also added a handful of sliced almonds. Next time I will use whole wheat flour-I didn't have any on hand. They were very good, the oats give them a chewy texture. Great for an after school snack or a quick breakfast with some yogurt.
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