Berrylicious Microwave Minute Muffin

"Berrylicious Microwave Minute Muffin"Take a little less than a quarter cup of quick oats, 1 egg, a small handful of blueberries, and some brown sugar or Stevia if you like things sweet, and mix it all up in a coffee mug. If you want your muffin a little moist a tablespoon of plain soymilk or almond milk will do it.

Then place in the microwave for 1 min. Watch it carefully! This could overflow!

If the muffin top does not look firm, place back in 30 sec at a time.

Once ready, flip mug upside down onto a plate and slice some fresh strawberries to decorate.

Super yummy! I served this to my sister and she was so impressed with my quick healthy cooking skills. Try it! Let me know what ingredients you end up using! There’s a lot of room for creativity.

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63 Responses to Berrylicious Microwave Minute Muffin

  1. Fredrique says:

    I tried this with blueberries AND strawberries and neither worked for me. They tasted weird and smelled kind of bad. But, when I mashed in 1/2 a banana in there and a bit of brown sugar – AMAZING. I leave it in the microwave for 1min30sec.

  2. Cat says:

    I tried this one with oats, egg and vegan choc chips instead of the fruit for my mum… its grew heaps and almost exploded lol… she wasnt a fan for the slight ‘eggy’ taste but ate it anyway…

    I made another one for myself purely vegan. I used oats, no-egg replacer, argave syrup and goji berries [that I soaked in boiling water to fatten up again]… it cooked ok, tho stayed small :’[ …and it was a bit chewy from the egg replacer… so next time will try it with some baking powder see if that will make it grow…

    I also discovered adding protein powder is a total disaster lmao.

    I will accomplish a vegan version one day that is SUCCESSFUL! ahaha <3

  3. Cristi says:

    I made one with 1/2 a banana, 2 tbsp of peanut butter powder, 1 tbsp flax meal, 1 egg, 1 tbsp unsweetened almond milk, 1 pkt. stevia. It came out a little dry-might add another tbsp of almond milk next time. Tasted great!

  4. Natasha says:

    I tried this recipe the other day with sugar and mixed frozen berries. I didn’t have the problem with it being a bit gooey or eggy. It was a bit dry though and filled me up for hours.
    I tried it a second time today, 1/2 cup oats, 1 egg, about 1/4 cup milk, 1 tbsp peanut butter, 1 tbsp sugar free jam and gave it a good mix. Into the microwave for approx 2 minutes and it was moist, sweet and delicious. I think I’ve found my new sneaky treat thanks!!!!

  5. Mort says:

    Just made this today, it took 5 minutes tops and it amazed me! Into a mug, I added about quarter cup instant oats, 1 egg white, half a tbsp of sugar, and a tablespoon of sugarfree strawberry jam. I mixed it up, put it in microwave stopped it before it overflowed (~30 sec), waited a bit, turned microwave back on for ~20 sec and it was well cooked. Can’t wait to use the other sugarfree jams I have (I’m not big into buying fresh berries). Quick, easy, and tasty breakfast, so glad you shared this :)

  6. Mo says:

    Thanks for this! Made mine with regular oats and it was so yummy. I used strawberries instead of blueberries, a dash of brown sugar and a teaspoon of almond milk. For the people who couldn’t get the same consistency w/ regular oats: add a small amont of milk, and microwave for a lil bit longer, about 2 mins, the crunch from the reg oats is great!

  7. Carina says:

    Just tried this… It came out a little too eggy and it didn’t raise very well though I microwaved it for about 2-3 minutes. The egg was still raw after 1 minute… I also used fresh strawberries instead of blueberries. I guess this recipe needs a little more than a quarter cup of oats or maybe a smaller egg ;) Giving it another try tomorrow morning…

  8. Megan says:

    I came across this recipe on Pinterest awhile back and referred to it this morning when I was feeling less than inspired to make breakfast. This is an awesome option for a quick, satisfying breakfast or snack.

    I made mine with somewhere between 1/4 to 1/2 cut of Quaker one-minute oats, a large brown organic egg, approx. 1 tsp of regular milk, a sprinkle of brown sugar, some ground flax seeds, and blueberries. I microwaved it in pretty normal-sized, ceramic mug. No problems at all with eggy messes!

    A couple thoughts to the people who are having trouble with the results:
    - Not all mugs/microwave containers will cook the same. Perhaps try a different container?
    - Even 10 extra seconds of microwaving can make a big difference. After the first minute mine hadn’t risen and was only filling half of my mug. I added an extra 30 seconds (as the recipe recommends) and it rose shortly after.

    I can’t wait to experient with different fruits and variations, and I’m super excited to have this option for breakfasts in the office. Thanks a bunch for sharing!

  9. Naikar says:

    I thought this recipe would be crazy because I never heard of a microwaved cake. I made it this morning with quick oats, splenda, 1 egg, sliced almonds and banana and coconut. It was great and not heavy at all. I’ll just replace the coconut next time lol because I don’t have any berries.

  10. Felicia says:

    Thanks a lot for sharing this recipe! It was easy and quick to make, mine turned out awesome!

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  12. Gwen says:

    Hey :)

    Tried this recipe as I longed for something sweet. Used 1/2 apple, 1 egg and 25 g of oat. It turned out to be ok, but not as good as I hoped.
    But i had some overripe bananas i was eather to use or to throw away. I took 1/2 banana, mixed it with a little bit of milk, and put it in the microwave for a few moments.
    This bananacream with the apple oat muffin was wonderful. Bit more calories, but you only need half a banana.

    Gwen

  13. Fallon says:

    Just made this a few minutes ago, and it was very good! I don’t understand what people are talking about how the old fashioned oats aren’t working, because I used them and it worked just fine! Thank you cassey for combining my whole breakfast into one delicious-good-for-me muffin! Xoxo

  14. Emily says:

    Tried this today and it was great! So happy I found a new, easy breakfast :) Thanks!

  15. Lilly-Becca says:

    Hey Cassy i just tried your berrylicious microwaved muffin but insed of using berry i used cranberries which was lovely.

    Thank you for sharing all you recipes, I’m on the road to healthy eating & I’m also trying you blogilates 90 day challenge.

    Thank you all the way from
    Bristol United Kingdom xxxx
    Lilly

  16. Nadia says:

    I’m eating this right now and I must say it smells and tastes like heaven! Made it with raspberries, cinnamon and a bit of milk. Yummy! I didn’t even expect it will taste so good, I’ll be making it again for sure!

  17. Sarah says:

    I just tried this and its good! I think you need to add way more than 1/4 cup of oats.. it must just depend what size eggs you get.. I used almost a half cup of quick oats and I used jumbo eggs

  18. Alyssa says:

    Is frozen blueberries okay to use?
    this looks so good i’m gonna try this recipe tomorrow for breakfast!

    p.s i love your blog

  19. Madison says:

    I tried this for breakfast this morning, and it turned out wonderfully!

    I think that those of you who got something like scrambled eggs need to add more oats. I had a similar experience when making Nutella mugcake (such an eggy mess!)

    Make sure you mix everything well.

  20. Jessica says:

    This looks delicious! I can’t wait to make this tomorrow morning!

    Thanks Cassey!

  21. Vy says:

    I made this and it keeps turning out very eggy. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong, any suggestions please? I think it might be because I’m using extra large eggs?

  22. Sara says:

    Didn’t turn out :( I used all the correct ingredients and mixed very well but it was really eggy, top half tasted like scrambled eggs with blueberry which was really gross, bottom half was alright :/

  23. Sarah says:

    I tried this too and unfortunately it turned out really bad for me :( I couldn’t even finish eating it because my stomach couldn’t handle it. awww I was really looking forward to this! :(

  24. Kim says:

    I am new and want to try eating clean and working out daily!!! I see a lot of people say this is good and a lot of people are saying it doesn’t cook properly so is there a reason for this? Can we use egg whites instead?!

  25. Marylise says:

    I tried this a couple of times… and it didn’t work.. :( It looked like a gross omelet gone wrong also… I’m sad that it didn’t work because it would have been a great breakfast on the go.. I used all the right ingredients too… I used the quick oats and it still didn’t work… I really don’t know what I did to make it go wrong… *sniff**sniff*

  26. Andrea says:

    I also tried this. Yuck! A scramled egg with blueberries in it. I am so glad I tried it myself before making them for someone else! If someone else has better luck, let me know what I did wrong. Is the recipe missing something?

  27. Sheri says:

    I just tried this and it did not work! I was so looking forward to it but it was a soggy mess.I used quick oats, so I’m not sure what happened.

  28. Chrissy says:

    LOVE THIS! Made mine with bananas cinnamon and nutmeg …..deeeelish!

    • Carol says:

      This came out very eggy with an unpleasant texture. I mixed everything well, but as others said it was more like scrambled eggs. I ate it, but wouldn’t make it again.

  29. Sunny says:

    Gotta try this

  30. dena says:

    I was so excited to make this…but it didn’t work! :( I used regular, not quick cook oats…and used all the other stuff. Pretty much turned to scrabbled eggs! What did I do?!

    • Steph says:

      Mine was as well, I don’t know why it just didn’t taste nice. I was really excited, it just smelt like egg and had a horrible texture. I will try again later but I was just annoyed that I had to throw it away :(

      • Sheila says:

        Same here – I used old fashioned oats. I think it does have to be the quick cook. I never overflowed as suggested, or even came close. I know when I’ve cooked instant oatmeal in the microwave I have to watch it carefully, so same principle. There must be something in the instant and/or quick cook oats that cause it to rise better. I’m heading out to do grocery shopping so maybe I’ll pick some up and try again.

  31. Emma says:

    Made mine with honey and cinnamon! :) Came out great, also hollow, so I filled it with some good jelly. De-li-cious. <3

  32. A says:

    I tried this twice and it just looks like a ball of scrambled eggs.

  33. Kari says:

    Ok, this may be the most brilliant thing I’ve ever seen! Can’t wait to try it.

  34. Caroline says:

    This recipe did not work at all. It came out looking like a sad, decrepit egg mcmuffin. My brother said it smelled like ham. F-, will not be making this again.

    • blogilates says:

      Try again! It really works and is delish.

      • Leej says:

        Mine was a dud too. It was like an omelet that went very, very wrong.

        • Mandi says:

          Mine turned out terrible too, tasted like scrambled eggs :/

          • Brooke says:

            Mine didn’t work either, it looked like an oatmeal baseball. I tried it though and the flavor wasn’t bad, so i went ahead and ate it… but it was definately a dud in the looks department! maybe it isn’t working because the microwave is too powerful… or maybe the coffee mug was too big…? might try to make these into “pancakes” though… a drizzle of maple syrup would have ben delicious. …?

    • Bridget says:

      Mine did not work out either. :(

  35. heather says:

    I just made this a few minutes ago but i didn’t have any fresh fruit in the house. Instead I used brown sugar, peanut butter and a small scoop of swiss miss hot chocolate powder. I’m eating it right now and it’s absolutely delicious :)

  36. Emer-Helena says:

    Made this last night, with the added milk and I used strawberries instead of blueberries, so yummy!

  37. Caitlin says:

    I made it with Craisins (my personal favorite)! A good replacement for those cookie cravings :)

  38. Miley Cyrus says:

    That is Impossible !!

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  40. Mica says:

    Hi Cassey,
    I love this recipe! I made this muffin this morning and it came out great! Next time I will add some almond milk as it was a bit dry! Instead of brown sugar I used Xylitol sweetener. It looks and taste like sugar, but better!!!

    Thank you,
    Mica

  41. Marleny says:

    I’m not a fan of blueberries, any other alternatives?

  42. Lil says:

    If i don’t have instant oats, but normal oats, what can i add for it to fluff?

  43. Jelayne says:

    I love eating muffins, yet shaving my muffin top off at the same time :)) I’m excited to try this tomorrow morning! Thanks Cassey!!!

  44. erin says:

    this muffin is AMAZING! I’m eating it right now and am savouring every bite! I calculated the calories and its only like 240 calories and that’s including the banana I had it with!

  45. Nea says:

    I made this and it was super delicious, and it kept my hunger away! I added 1 TBS of cacao nibs, 1 tsp of oatbran and I sweetened it with honey and topped with homemade, un-sweetened applesauce! Thanks a ton for sharing this recipe. It’s perfect!

  46. Dan-dan says:

    Thanks for the recipe Cassey! I made it with blueberries and Quaker’s purple rice instant oatmeal (extra B vitamins!) and a bit of raw sugar and it was DELICIOUS!!! Blog post with pictures for proof.

    I was surprised it popped out of the mug so easily! Makes cleaning up a breeze~

    Have a great day!

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