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.

"Berrylicious Microwave Minute Muffin"

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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  1. bigg boss 14 says:

    I visit everyday some web pages and sites to read articles, but this blog gives feature based content.

  2. Kym says:

    Tasted like a blob of microwaved mush

  3. Amit Shee says:

    I absolutely love this recipe! It was super simple, quick, and yummy. I substituted banana in for the blueberries and it tasted so good. My Mom tried it and was super impressed.
    Thanks a lot for sharing this article. keep this good work.

  4. Hana says:

    My microwave is pretty weak, so I had to leave them in for over 5 minutes in order for them to rise and achieve that nice muffin-like texture. But it still worked, and they tasted as expected! Just had to be more patient. 🙂

  5. Kathryn Popoff says:

    I absolutely love this recipe! It was super simple, quick, and yummy. I substituted banana in for the blueberries and it tasted so good. My Mom tried it and was super impressed.

  6. Kaitlin Johnson says:

    That’s was revolting. It stunk and looked like horrible. Adding sugar is not healthy. I highly don’t recommend this recipe

  7. Gabby says:

    I followed the recipe exactly… It just didn’t turn out right at all! Smelled less-than-nice, and even my mom, who is NOT a picky eater, said she thought it tasted like scrambled eggs mixed with oatmeal with some blueberries, which is essentially what that is. gross!!

  8. Janet says:

    Language like that from Mary should not be posted!!!!!! Disgusting!!!!

    1. Jessica Schoaf says:

      Get over yourself. Geez

  9. Mary says:

    I made this with peanut butter and banana, and it was HEAVEN. I kinda fucked up the “healthy” bit by adding chocolate peanut butter sauce, but it was delicious. Will definitely make again with different fruit.

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  11. Hannah Ector says:

    Could you get salmonella from the egg being raw?

    1. Adrianna says:

      No because when you put it in the microwave the egg cooks.

  12. Jessica Rodriguez says:

    Would it be possible to bake this in the oven if i wanted to make a batch? If it is possible, How long and what temperature should i set it for?

  13. Cassey this is an awesome recipe and i try it is delicious omg thanks i love you so much you make me believe that if you can dream it you can do it thanks alot

  14. Katie says:

    I just made this and it was terrible! I had to throw it in the garbage. I had high hopes as it sounds and looks delicious but it was really awful. Sorry:(

    1. Dylan says:

      Give it another go, Katie. It really is simple and yummy. I am a guy and I managed to accomplish it this morning. My wife said it was really good.
      I first mix abit of manuka honey into 2 tablespoons of low fat milk, add 1 egg white, and half a regular mug of oat. Mix well. Then added half a banana (meshed) and about 12 blueberries. Mix well and even. The whole texture should be sticky and thick by now. As i do not have a microwave oven, and i am not sure if i can put the mug in the oven, i inverted the mug on an oven tray and the whole content sit perfectly well, keeping its mug shape. I only have a simple tabletop oven, preheat it for a couple of minutes before putting the tray in. I set it for about 5mins, but i monitor it closely till it look less moist and firmer, less than 5min overall. Viola!
      It should taste better than your first try as we didnt use the egg yolk and the honey and banana should overpower the eggy taste, with slight citrus from the blueberries.

      1. Adrianna says:

        Mine didn’t turn out well either but when i looked through the comments and saw this, I tried it and loved it! THANK YOU!!!

    2. Dakota says:

      You obviously didn’t do it right lol

  15. j caldito says:

    Tried yogurt, instead of egg, turned out very runny. I had the oatmeal, yogurt, banana, nuts, chocolate chips, walnuts, so then, I added the egg to mix (turned Brown since my chips melted and micro again 1 minute since it was runny, and “Wa-la!” It stuck like a muffin. Ok, so this is a quick oatmeal style muffin, not bad. Not a muffin without the egg. Still healthy. I’d give it a ⭐⭐⭐⭐.

  16. Serena says:

    Great recipe! Never thought of making this. I tried it with mashed banana and another one with cinnamon chips! Super yummy!
    I modified the recipe and have it on my blog (it links back of course)
    http://sparklestyleandiy.blogspot.com/2015/08/fast-easy-breakfast-muffin.html

  17. nicole says:

    i added half a banana and a little manuka honey. IT WAS HEAVENLY! please try it!

  18. Krissie says:

    I just tried this recipe and it is one of the nicest things I have tasted! So so so so so so good! 🙂

  19. Lucille Scott says:

    i am disappointed the points value i calculated 7 points for this muffin …BERRY DELICIOUS MICROWAVE MINUTE MUFFIN . THAT IS ALOT.

  20. Isobel says:

    Does anyone know if I can use bananas in this recipes instead of blueberries?xx

    1. Ashley says:

      You can use anything you like. I change it up everyday.
      I like raisins, bananas and craisins. ^___^

  21. Tess says:

    I eat this all the time, I love it! If you add half of a banana and walnuts it’s heavenly. I’ve also added peanut butter before. tomorrow it’s pumpkin 😉

  22. Ritam says:

    Hey Cassey! Just wondering if we could use something in the place of oats. Since I don’t have oats, would it be alright to use wholemeal flour?

  23. Ana says:

    Cassey this is an awesome recipe and i try it is delicious omg thanks i love you so much you make me believe that if you can dream it you can do it thanks alot

  24. Vittoria says:

    actually, I used to know a similar recipe made with banana-oatmeal-cinnamon and cooked in the microwave for 1.30 mins (not totally sure whether it was from blogilates or not, even though I have some kind of memory of a video in which Cassey was making it….)….when I made it, I stupidly didn’t write down the quantities and can’t find this recipe anywhere anymore….any help, anyone? 🙂

  25. jerina says:

    this muffin is amaaazing 😀 luv iit soooo much. I used 25g of Oats, 1/2 banana, one egg, 50g of blueberries, 1 tsp of baking powder and a lil bit of sparkling mineral water, so it´s getting reaaally fluffy <3 yumyumyum

  26. Darlene5180 says:

    Love it!!! I added strawberries, cinnamon, brown sugar as my sweetener, a small amount of a banana, vanilla extract and baking soda for it to rise… It is awesome!

  27. Taryn says:

    So I made this this morning and it was super yummy. I used raspberries instead of blueberries. But I was wondering how this came out to over 300 calories? By my calculations it was only about 180. Did I miss something?

  28. rei says:

    I made it but I didn’t put any sweetener. I substitute it with a mashed banana. Oh man…..So good!

  29. Annie says:

    I made it today and it was YUMMY! I altered Cassey’s recipe a little. Instead of an egg, I used a little over than half a banana. For a sweetener, I used about 3 teaspoons of cocoa powder, and I added a dash of baking soda for it to rise. The end result: AWESOME 🙂

    1. Darlene5180 says:

      Thank you for the baking soda idea.. It worked ! 🙂

  30. Eni says:

    before today, i had very little luck with this recipe. i’d tried it 3 times–once with one egg, once with half an egg, once with liquid egg whites–and every time it tasted, no offense, very un-muffinlike (more like a breakfast Franken-scramble). today i thought, “why not substitute plain Greek yogurt for the egg”? i also added the 1 tbsp of milk to make sure it stayed moist (i hadn’t thought to do that the other 3 times…), and threw in half a scoop of vanilla protein powder for kicks. it turned out more like baked oatmeal than a muffin (maybe i didn’t need the milk this time around) but it was pretty awesome. def going to play around with this a bit more after all. 🙂 <3

    1. Cassie says:

      How much Greek yogurt did you use?

  31. Joanne says:

    I used 2 bags of Quakers 2 minute quick oats, which is a bit less than what Cassey said to use, white sugar (don’t have stevia or brown sugar) and used 5 cherries because I didn’t have blueberries. I microwaved mine for 90 seconds. Maybe that’s too long. The muffin tasted a bit too firm and the cherries dislocated from the cake (LOL!). It is afterwards that I saw that I can add some soy milk if I like it softer. XD Anyway, nothing exploded which is a plus (I am so bad at cooking!) and my muffin didn’t stick to the cup. The muffin is a bit tasteless, but it is good. Next time, I will add soy milk, and maybe use honey instead of white sugar? Anyway, I have finished my cherries right before I typed this comment, so I do need new fruits. 😛 good luck with your muffin! If I can do it, you can do it. 😉

  32. Ella says:

    I don’t have a microwave – could i make these in the oven instead?

  33. Caitlin says:

    I make this all the time, but I alter the recipie a little bit and it tastes really good, like banana bread. I swap the egg for one egg white, add a banana, and add half a scoop of vanilla protein powder. It tastes amazing!

  34. Alexis says:

    Is there a substitute for the egg I’m a vegan and I don’t want to ruin the diet just for this one recipe.

    1. Rosey says:

      Try mushed up bananas or applesauce as an alternative.

      1. Julia says:

        Yeah, smart thinking! You’re the best! Good luck!

  35. Destiny says:

    Ok so I tried this recipe exactly how you did it in the video and it just turned out like a giant scrambled egg. It did not taste good at all. What did I do wrong? I only added one egg as the recipe suggested.

    1. Megan wiseman says:

      mine turned out the same looks like a scrambled egg and tasted so gross

      1. Abby says:

        Same here!

    2. Vere says:

      maybe you didn’t mix the ingredients well enough? I haven’t tried this one yet but I have done a mug brownie before (not as healthy haha) and I remember that I had to stir it a lot with a fork to get it all mixed up! Hope that helps! xx

  36. Lydia says:

    Yum, tried this with strawberries and brown sugar, it was delicious!

  37. Alison says:

    I just made this for a post workout snack and it is sooo good! I used almond meal instead of oats (for the extra protein) and raspberries instead of blueberries. Yum 🙂

  38. Lou says:

    I just tried this recipe with a banana instead of blueberries and some cinnamon and it’s so good !!

  39. jennifer says:

    so glad its a rest day today!!!

  40. Sarah says:

    is there an option for a lower cholesterol version? i need to avoid egg yolk as much as possible haha

    1. Amy says:

      I’m looking through some of these comments, and I saw someone say they just used the egg whites of one egg and it turned out fine. So maybe that might work? Best of luck!

  41. Sunny says:

    I tried this one but my “muffin” stuck with mug how did she get it from mug so easily without breaking? :p did i need to apply oil? anyway taste was nice 😉

  42. Ruth says:

    This is sooo good. 🙂 I actually substituted blueberries for strawberries, and added a little brown sugar and vanilla extract to help get rid of the eggy flavor. It came out so amazing. ^-^

    1. Olivia says:

      Vanilla really helps the taste! Since it’s coming into Autumn here I just added raspberry jam on top and with plain yogurt It’s really tasty! thanks for the vanilla tip!

  43. BittyBallOfCurly says:

    I make something similar all the time! It’s low carb (made with flax seeds instead of oats). I always add some mashed fruit to it as the sweetness source. Just google one minute flax seed muffin and you should see it if you’re interested.

  44. Kayley says:

    anyone know a substitute for berries? i might put some strawberries…

    1. Kayley says:

      or a few chunks of banana

    2. Aria says:

      I’m trying it with strawberries right now – so far so good.

  45. Sami says:

    Tried this, but we had no berries on hand (???!?!!!!!!) so instead I used a few mini chocolate chips. It wasn’t bad! Maybe a bit dry, and you can kind of taste the egg. Next time I might add some other things and serve it with greek yogurt.

  46. Dessa says:

    I am new to your blog and I have to say, Iove it! Keep it up Miss Cassey. I just started my own blog. I’m trying to make a better me (in a year, six months into it) and your ten minutes a day with be an extra plus. Going to mention you in tonight’s post. Ciao.

  47. Brittany says:

    Has anyone else found these to taste a little eggy?
    I followed the recipe and added a dash of cinnamon.
    Any suggestions?

    1. Cal says:

      You can try adding some vanilla essence and that should fix it! 🙂

  48. Roger says:

    I am not a fan of eggs so I used one between two muffins. I added 2/3 cup almond meal, handful of blueberries, teaspoon sugar, teaspoon cocoa and some coconut. Took 2 minutes to cook. Served with natural yoghurt. Yummy.

  49. Sophia says:

    I’ve made this recipe so many times and each time I try adding a little twist to it. Variations I’ve done were:
    -Replacing some of the oats with almond meal
    -Replacing all of the oats with almond meal
    -Cocoa powder
    -Raspberries
    -Sultanas
    -Banana
    -Honey

    Here’s my most successful one (note: it ends up pretty different to the original, not in a bad way though). I call it the Almond Chocolate muffin
    Muffin ingredients:
    -1 egg
    -About 1/3 cup of almond meal, or however much you want to achieve the right consistency for you
    -1/2 a banana
    -1 tsp of unsweetened cocoa powder
    I then mixed this thoroughly and microwaved it. When it was done, I tipped it out of the mug and tidied up the edges with a knife. I then spread almond butter on top in an icing-like fashion and used a teaspoon to gently shake cocoa powder on top. It tasted a lot like real chocolate cake! I’m not even kidding.

  50. Tali says:

    Ew. Sorry, love you Cassey but these were disgusting! All I could taste was the egg and that had a super gross texture.

  51. Annabelle says:

    Love it! I made one with a teaspoon of raw cocoa and a teaspoon of organic unsalted/unsweetened peanut butter. Also yummy 🙂

  52. morgana says:

    yummy the must girly muffin i have ever seen with all these colours

  53. Sho Sho says:

    This came out really nice! I made it with little pieces of apple instead of blueberries, put in some honey, and moistened it with some almond milk and soy egg nog! YUM.

  54. Katy says:

    >>> Egg McMuffin Lovers – try this version>>>
    I just made this using one egg, about 1/4 c of instant oats, less than a tsp of milk and about a tbsp of shredded cheese (I had a triblend of colby, cheddar and something else). I mixed it all up and put it into the microwave for about 50 seconds. It was so good!!! It tasted almost like an Egg McMuffin!

  55. April says:

    I added a teaspoon of dark brown sugar to mine.. my boyfriend added Pumpkin Spice International Delight Coffee Creamer to his.. and we both put some honey on top, was really good! BUT, maybe our mugs were too wide? We came out with like a 3 bite muffin. Rofl!

  56. Angie says:

    OhmyGOD made it for first time and I love it! Replaced berry with bananas and drizzled honey over it after it was done and it was really good! My new breakfast before school!!

  57. sarah lamoski says:

    barf, tasted like barf. i love you cassey

    1. Rachel says:

      I agree 🙁

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  59. Gee says:

    How much should I let it bake in a regular oven and what temperature?

  60. Annie says:

    Made it this morning but instead of blueberries, I used banana, and added cinnamon.
    I used old fashioned oats but I milled half of them in the nutribullet so it would be like flour, then left some whole. It was so yummy!

  61. Ali says:

    I thought it was pretty good. I’m not used to using stevia, so it tasted alittle odd to me, but I could see eating it once a week or so. I’m trying to slowly replace meals with these healthier recipes so I can eventually do the 90 day challenge. I do have 2 other liquid sweeteners I will try with it. I also had to use old fashioned oats, but I knew it would make it chewier, so that was fine. I could see using cherries or any other berry for this too. May try some almond milk in it next time too. Hey I have a egg patty maker for the microwave. This would be really good on a muffin or bagel. Since it makes it round maybe you could use it as a dessert too. Drizzle alittle icing on it? Sounds good to me. Thanks Cassey!

  62. fitgal says:

    I woke up early to make this, but it was gross 🙁 It tasted like blueberry cardboard!

  63. jolene says:

    ohmy!!! i made the healthy cheeseburger, ended having two to myself. i made the blueberry muffin today, i ended up making 2 cux theyre so YUMMY!!!! ohmy!!

  64. Kaley says:

    Anybody know of an adjustment to the recipe to make it taste less spongy? All I could taste was egg.

    1. Veronica says:

      Hello! (I have not tried this with the substitute yet but I would love to see how it turns out for you!)
      Usually when I make regular breads I use no sugar added applesauce! I would sub the egg for a little less than the individual sized cups (probably about half for a recipe this small).
      Hope this works! -Veronica

  65. lubna says:

    making these right now! i can smell the aroma from the microwave! hope it turns out good… cant wait to digg in <3

  66. Priscilla says:

    This is DELICIOUS! I added a spoonful of greek yogurt on the side to cool it down too 🙂

  67. Simone says:

    This sounds delicious. I wonder if it would work with 1 or 2 blocks of chocolate – they would melt and it would be amazing, or even with cocoa powder.. yummy

    1. Ali says:

      Ooh Ohh! What if you use cherries (after it’s pitted) and throw chocolate chunks in! It could be a chocolate covered cherry dessert! I could see a lot of desserts with this. Mint leaves and chocolate for an andes mints, white chocolate and raspberries for white chocolate raspberry, etc. If you put liquid in it, you could put flavored creamers! I’m thinking cinnabon cinnamon roll? Creamer isn’t too high in calories and you wouldn’t have to put much. You could throw pumpkin in or pumpkin creamer, could make eggnog that way too. Wow I’m exploding with ideas on this one.

  68. Saskia says:

    yummy 🙂
    I add apples 🙂 yummy, so awesome 🙂

  69. Jackie Wilushewski says:

    So yumm! Thanks Cassey 😀

  70. Claire says:

    Yummy, but mine turned out spongy and sort of tasted like scrambled eggs. Did I do something wrong?

    1. Ashley says:

      Same here! Were you able to alter your recipe to get better results?

    2. Monica says:

      same here too, and didn’t taste much :S

    3. Veronica says:

      I had the same problem this morning. I don’t think I put it in the microwave long enough. Next time I’m going to try and grind the oats in a blender to make it a flour and see if I can find anything else to go better in it. -Veronica

    4. sharon says:

      all low carb recipes call for eggs and usually you can taste them ….the price for going low carb !
      I also use flaxseed ( ground ) instead of oat ” flour ” you can use almond ” flour ” too .

  71. Abby says:

    This is perfect! Add a little honey and it’s so delicious. This will be my quick school day breakfast from now on 🙂

    1. Danni says:

      Oh honey! So smart!! I’m gonna try that on mine 🙂

  72. lis says:

    mine turned out gooey is it bad that i put it in the to freeze or something

  73. Emma C says:

    What are the nutrition facts on this cassey? Absolutely love all of your recipes. Can’t wait for more. Doing the “eatclean” thing to get my abs back. I can’t thank you enough.

    1. Jenna says:

      Well…I can tell you that if you take 1/4 cup blueberries that’s 20 calories, 2 grams of carbs. 1/4 cup oats is 75 calories and 11.5 grams of carbs. An egg ranges from around 80-90 calories. So about 185 calories, and if you don’t add sugar, no added sugar :). Eggs have about 6 grams of protein. Hope that helps!

  74. Gabby says:

    i didn’t have berries so i used mandarin.
    probably why it turned out all gooey and oaty.
    I’m lucky it still held it form.
    at least until i cut it open

  75. Emma Wu says:

    Can’t wait to try it

    1. Emma Wu says:

      Mine came out REALLY dry… -.-

  76. Fee says:

    Very quick and easy, but mine didn’t rise that much, it looked more like a small cake.

  77. Emily says:

    My mother and I are making these now. We are using apples and raisins as the fruit and also added cinnamon to the mess. he-he:). But we added to much Vanilla almond milk so we had to microwave them for 3 minutes. waiting for it to cool down now…

    Results:
    Not so bad if I say so myself. only thing is the apples were not done 🙁 oh well. Thanks Cassey!

    – Emily and Cindy!

  78. Mikaela says:

    Hm.. would this be a good pre- workout meal? o:

  79. barbara says:

    I used old fashion oats..it was more eggy and lacked the taste for me…

  80. Angel says:

    Plz share more recipe with microwave !!!!

  81. Patrícia says:

    I tried to follow your recipe but I hadn’t almost any of the ingredients so…
    I follow the steps but change the ingredients:
    I used
    quarter cup of wheat germ, 1 egg, a small handful of ,apple and sliced almonds, and some brown sugar!
    Was too yummy!!!! 🙂
    My friends enjoyed too!

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  83. Sarah says:

    I want to pin this on Pinterest! Do you have a ‘pin it’ button I am missing somewhere?

  84. Ashley says:

    GUYS don’t overcook it oh my goodness it gets so darn dry
    But it is really good if you don’t put it in too long XD
    Thanks cassey <3

  85. I tried it with raspberries and honey drizzled over it, so good, and surprisingly filling! Was a little wary about microwaving an egg, so I might have over cooked it a bit, haha. Can’t wait to try more recipes!

  86. Taitlynn says:

    This morning I made it with some chopped apple, cinnamon, and honey this time. It came out so moist, sweet and perfect. I love these things!

  87. Taitlynn says:

    I put a half scoop of vanilla whey powder in mine, with cinnamon and blueberries. SO GOOD!

  88. SourCherry says:

    hey, i absolutely adoreeeee this recipe. i replaced the berry with some tuna, added some chilly powder for a spicy taste and it wasssssss amazing, i just cant get enough. Tried it with some chicken but it was not that great. the fish gives it a special taste…… thanks for your ideas, they’re great!

  89. Sarah says:

    ABSOLUTELY making this tomorrow morning!!!

  90. Kiersten Bell says:

    I love these! The’re so quick, and simple, but is there anyway you could tell me the nutritonal value of them? If you could that would be fantastic! Thanks!

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  92. Lisa says:

    Add a teaspoon of baking powder if it comes out too dense

  93. Tiffany says:

    Thanks for the idea Cassey! If you use craisins instead of blueberries and put some lemon zest in the batter (just get a grater and grate off the yellow part of the lemon peel) you get a lemon cranberry muffin. it’s so good!!

  94. Elena says:

    I found that it lacked a bit of flavor too, so I drizzled a bit of honey over it. And it also may have been a bit undercooked at the bottom. It’s never the same cooking time as recipes on my old microwave! But the cooked part was good. I will have to try it again.

  95. Stephanie says:

    Hello everyone !! I recently moved with my boyfriend and since we were -let’s say it- poor, we were eating unhealthy food simply because we thought it was the cheapest way to eat… I took about 15 pounds and my abs were hid, my legs weren’t as firm as before… my bf has an 8 pack, and i used to be in shape… Cassey, thank you for posting easy to make, cheap and HEALTHY recipes !! Starting to melt that fat in the kitchen and in my living room !! I’ll be ready when snow will melt for hiking and rock climbing in the Rockies !! And by the way, since I started cooking healthy stuff, my bf loves me even more and ask for this minute muffin every morning ! HAHA. What he dosen’t know is that it’s so easy to do i don’t care “cooking” him brkfast every morning !! Thanks Cassey !! I glow frm the inside and the outside !! And don’t forget to drink minimum your 16 oz of water every morning !! It does make a BIG difference in only few days !!

  96. Eva says:

    What is the password for the Phase 1: Bikini Meal Plan post? I subscribed to the newsletter but the password I received doesn’t work for that post! Cassey, help!

  97. portia says:

    I didn’t have any soft bananas (mine would have been impossible to mash with a fork), so I threw everything in the blender (1 large banana, 1 egg white, 1 package plain instant oatmeal, and just enough light vanilla almond milk to make it blendable). I microwaved it for 1.5 mins (I have a low watt microwave) and it turned out super soft.. almost cake-like thanks to the blending. Awesome breakfast…. or dessert!!!

  98. Rowan says:

    I did this but instead of berries I added a teaspoon of peanut butter and left out the sugar, it was not so sweet but it was soo good! My son loved having it for breakfast 🙂

  99. Tiffany says:

    I had tried the original recipe , but didn’t find it very tasty. I came up with a revised recipe . I really hope you give it a try 🙂

    Strawberry Banana Microwave Muffin-
    1 banana, 4 small strawberries, 1 egg white, 3 TBS quick oats
    Mash up the banana and cut the strawberries into bite sized pieces(i saved half of one of a strawberry for decoration), mix in the egg white with banana and strawberries, add the oats, microwave for 1 minute and 15 seconds(more or lss depending on your microwave) and enjoy 🙂

    1. Kimberlysun says:

      Omg, I had that same problem! Tried you recipe and the banana gave it so much more sweetness…. Thanks… Now it’s in the fridge waiting for me to eat it after working out 🙂

    2. Vanessa says:

      definitely gonna try this tomorrow for breakfast! Hopefully it’ll turn out good!

  100. Sandra says:

    It was actually so disgusting!! The egg should definitely be reduced! I did it exactly the way she did and it turned out to be a yucky hard omelette!!

  101. Amanda E says:

    Oh mi gosh! I’m so excited to try this for breakfast tomorrow morning!!! I have all my supplies set up and ready to go! I’m using 1 packet of Quaker oatmeal, 1 egg, 1/2 a mashed banana (gotta eat clean!) and 5 blackberries! I’m sure its going to be sooooooo yummy!! SO pumped to start my day at 6 with a muffin! Thanks Cassey <3

  102. Jane says:

    I used this as a basis and re-wired it a bit and now eat it every day for breakfast. So tasty and really keeps me going! I can easily change the flavours depending on what fruit I have but normally my version is:
    1/2 whole egg (ie not just whites)
    ~1/3rd cup of oats (jumbo or porridge but usually a mix!)
    half a banana (which I mash into the mixture)
    add a little water to reach desired consistency
    Optional (but really tasty) add one/some of the following; small amount of peanut butter, honey, brown sugar, cinnamon, coconut, berries etc. Whatever you fancy!

    Then you still have half an egg and half a banana left over in the fridge to use to make one as a pre/post workout or late night snack 🙂

    Let me know if you try it! X

    1. Jane says:

      Oh and I forgot to say, I put it in the microwave for usually 1.5-2 minutes ish…but usually just look to see if it’s ready, and if not, put it in for a few more seconds 🙂

      1. Lee Lian says:

        I doubled your recipe and divided it into two mugs. 2 wonderful muffins in less than 5 minutes! Thank you to you and Cassey for this great recipe!

  103. Jenny says:

    It was alright. Kind of rubbery. I eyeballed most of the ingredients though. I’m pretty sure I added in much more than 1/4 cup of oats, maybe even 1/2 a cup. Considering this was made in 1.5 minutes in a microwave, I didn’t have high expectations for it. I’d probably make this again if I was super hungry & lazy and didn’t have anything else at home to eat.

  104. Sophia says:

    I think the amount of egg should be reduced :/ and I don’t know why mine turned out like super hard and unedible!

    1. Noa says:

      You should add a little bit of water, see if that will help! 🙂 Hope it does!

    2. Lisa says:

      Sub in a 1/4 cup of egg whites for the egg and add some baking powder to help the mixture fluff up

  105. Amanda says:

    I think the whole egg is a little much. It overpowered the taste of everything and gave it an omelett taste. Maybe half an egg white would be better since it is only 1/4 cup of oats.

  106. Nellie says:

    That sounds discussing! A whole egg in one little muffin? It’s pretty much an oat and berry omelette. Egg is unnecessary and just gross….I might try and rework this without egg.

    1. Nellie says:

      *disgusting

      Auto correct….

    2. Emma says:

      I have made these b4 with just 2 egg whites not a whole egg, a cup of oats a tspn of baking powder, mixed berries and half a banana mushed, grease muffin tin then put in oven on 180 for 20 mins… if the mixture is a littl dry add more egg white, if too moist add more oats until u get the perfect mixture…

  107. Sheng Lee says:

    It has too much of an egg taste. I think I cooked it too long.

  108. Sarah says:

    this was disgusting. I tried substituting the egg with banana, and it was still nasty. So I tried to make a savory version with tomatoes, spinach and feta and it was STILL AWFUL.

    this recipe sucks.

  109. jenny says:

    my god.. yes, I added 1/4 – 1/2 of an oreo.. and yes, I spread nutella on top… but anyways… the inside is suuuper hard and dry. I’m pretty sure that’s my fault since I over-microwaved it. It’s not bad AT ALL! Just really hard… I was just paranoid because there was a raw egg in there. Make sure you add some milk or something though.. it’s quite dry for me. I have no idea how it looked so moist in the video, lol. Again, probably overcooked it! needed milk, and maybe I opened it too many times! This was purely trial-and-error. I will definitely be making more, and they WILL be moist next time! (:

  110. mayacook says:

    Fabulous…and easily done with one hand (which is very useful with a 2 mth old baby!)
    I used half oats-halfoat brans and fresh blackberries.

  111. Gail says:

    My 13 year old son made this as written, except he used frozen mixed berries and added some chopped walnuts. It was definitely muffin-like and not eggy after microwaving it for about 3 1/2 minutes. He really enjoyed it. Simple and healthy breakfast. Thanks for the great recipe!

  112. Gemma says:

    tried this with apple and cinamin… yum! cant wait to try it with blueberries 🙂 your amazing cass!

  113. Luisa says:

    I wanted so badly to like this….but I couldn’t take more than one bite. It was rubbery and super eggy. I couldn’t get past the egg smell. My 4 year old son refused to even take a bite b/c it smelled gross

  114. katie says:

    Oh! And maybe soak the oats in a couple tbsp of some.sort.of milk (oat, almond etc) so that.it.doesn’t taste like eggs. (Sorry! My keyboard is awful!)

  115. katie says:

    It tasted like an omelette. I used fresh strawberries chopped really small and toadded a tbsp of oat milk to try to moisten it. I suggest adding milk and honey to the mixture. I think it would be yummy at lunch with tomato, spinach and maybe some reduced fat fetta cheese instead of sweet things.

  116. Suzanne says:

    I’m not an egg lover at all, so I was a little hesitant about trying this. Afraid it would be too eggy. I was surprised. It wasn’t too bad. Don’t know if I’d say “delicious”, but not bad, and I’d try it again for sure. I mixed everything up in a small bowl first (so there would be no traces of egg bits!) before putting it in the cup (except for the berries), added a little milk and a tiny bit of brown sugar and cinnamon. It’s not like a regular muffin, but I think it’s a good, quick healthy breakfast. Thanks! BTW, I’ve just recently discovered your videos. Love them and your presentation style! Have a great day!

  117. Racheal says:

    Hey, i just came across this link and it looks super easy!! Going to try this out tonight and will come back with another comment.

  118. Leslie Prizer says:

    Just came across this on Facebook and I made it this morning…I loved it…not really a “muffin” but so interesting, can’t really describe it…I used lots of blueberries and a bit of coconut milk and honey… it made the best syrup when it was finished…I am going to try peach tomorrow with a dash of raspberry jam- no sugar added and just egg white…don’t want to eat too many eggs in one week and I think I will be making this a lot. I did beat the egg first and then added to other stuff and mixed it all up.
    Great idea…Thanks! 🙂

  119. Sara says:

    could I make that in the oven? cause I don’t have a microwave… I’d just like to know how it would need to bake(?) and at what temperature 🙂

  120. Lakshmi says:

    Just made this for the first time today with a few modifications- didn’t use any egg cos I think it’ll taste too eggy otherwise.

    1. Microwave 1/4 cup oats with a dash of milk (not too much) for 1 min.
    2. Mash up a banana and add it into the oats with the blueberries and add a little bit of dark muscovado sugar- you can make it as sweet as you want it but if you wanna be healthy and the banana is sweet enough then you can omit the sugar.
    2. Microwave for 1 min- enjoy!

    LOOOOOVE IT! Thanks Cassie!

  121. Babe says:

    I’m eating this right now… and WOW it’s so amazing!!! Super easy. I put 2 tbsp of ground flax seed and 1/2 banana instead of egg and blueberries. Love you, Cassey!!

  122. Journey says:

    Soooo delicious <3
    But I used a kiwi and it was awesome!!
    Greetings from Germany 😀

  123. J says:

    Do I have to use the yolk of the egg? or can I just use egg whites?

  124. claire says:

    amazzzzzing! i did put the quick oats for 3o secs in microwave then mixing in the rest of ingredients. lovelyyyy!

  125. Marsha foster says:

    That was just awful it tasted like rubber. The
    Directions to make it were awful. What’s a
    Little sugar ?

    1. LOL says:

      Marsha Marsha Marsha

    2. Sarah says:

      A teaspoonful. Or you could always use your imagination..

  126. Val says:

    Definitely a new favorite! I was nervous about making it with the egg because so many people complained about the flavor, so I used chia seeds (1tbsp) and water (3tbsp) like another poster suggested and that did the trick! So good! <3

  127. Kayley says:

    Made this and it was AMAZING. A new breakfast favourite. I used frozen mixed berries.

  128. Savannah says:

    Why did it taste so eggy? I added everything including a little bit of brown sugar but it tasted just like eggs with blueberries in them. What can I do to make it not taste so eggy? Please help me! I’m dying for alternatives for my terrible sweet tooth! Thank you!!!!

    1. Winnie says:

      I just made it, and I did not taste the egg at all. But, I mixed it very well in a bowl first, then put it in the cup.

  129. Sophia says:

    That was so disgusting, it was just runny egg and kit wasn’t thick at all. Try to get your measurements right, I did not know how much brown sugar to put it. I had to add flour to make it thicker.

    1. Gemma says:

      you should be the one trying to get your measurements right if your not happy with them… not cassey. if you want it different than use your imagination. a lot of people built on this idea so it would suit them

  130. Alicia says:

    This sounds sooo yummy, but what are the nutrition facts? I can’t wait to try it!

  131. Lydia says:

    WOW!!! This was sooo Good, I was out of oats though so I just used wheat flour, I also put both strawberries and blueberries in and it was SO good… Thanks Cassey for this amazing recipe, I think I will be eating this for breakfast alot because I am usually pressed for time in the morning and It is nice to have something so quick and delicious to make. <3 Lydia

  132. Laurie Hester says:

    Mine did not turn out like this…but it was still very tasty. I didn’t cook the oats and think maybe that’s the key.

  133. Me says:

    Haha I don’t think i mixed in the egg properly… there was bits of egg everywhere… gross! and were u meant to cook the oats first? I didn’t

  134. Alexa says:

    Someone please clarify! — Do we cook the oats first or mix them in dry???

  135. Lita says:

    Big question: do we cook the oats?

  136. Nix says:

    Try this with honey, and milk in the mix(really lite though) and like a quarter of a banana. So delicious.

  137. Jennifer says:

    My blueberries were all old so I had to throw them out! But I made it with mashed up bananas and it was so good! The banana sunk to the bottom and was like a sweet topping. I love this. I’m definitely going to be making this quite a bit.

  138. megan says:

    I just tried that now and it’s absolutely delicious!!! And my stomach is full! Also, I was thinking, I will probably try this recipe in a “salty” version, with vegetables (tomatoes, peppers, onions, garlic…) and a little bit of fresh herbs (like basil or parsley), salt and pepper… Will probably be super yummy too! Thank you for this recipe Cassey, you rock!!!

  139. Jordan says:

    So i really want to try this!! But i have a few questions are you supposed to use a raw egg or cook it and then mix it up? and also i saw some people saying theres didn’t make a form it just looked like oatmeal how do you make it take shape of the cup??

    1. eileen says:

      hello=) you’re supposed to use a raw egg.you put everything in a mug and mix it up really good..also you may have to microwave it for longer that a minute,i did so for 2’30”..if you’re worried about the agg taste,you can add 1/2 mashed banana to the mixture…just remember to have everything PERFECTLY mixed=) enjoy:D

  140. Jean says:

    Tried this for my breakfast this morning. Mine didn’t look anything like the picture though. It didn’t raise up in the form of the cup and came out more like chunky oatmeal. Tasted okay but don’t know what I did wrong!

  141. Brittany says:

    Funny story:

    I made this and didn’t realize i need to cook the oats before putting them in the cup. Whoops! It turned out more like an omelet lol.

  142. Catherine says:

    I made this for breakfast for the first time today and it was delicious!!! I used liquid egg whites, a little brown sugar, a touch of almond milk and fresh mixed berries… super yummy 🙂 Thanks for the easy and healthy recipe!

  143. Emily says:

    I made it and it was great! I suggest that you pound the egg first, and don’t use a really big egg.

  144. Michelle says:

    Is there anything that I can use in place of the egg? I’m a vegan. Thanks!!

    1. Allee says:

      Chia seeds and water form a thick gel to replace eggs for vegans. Use 1 tbsp. of chia seeds + 3 tbsp. water to replace 1 egg. 🙂

  145. Paulien says:

    I always add some raspberries and half a banana and no sugar (because of the sweetness of the banana). And this mix is SOOOOO yummie!!!

  146. Zuzanna says:

    I’m so curious of it. I will do it tomorrow, I promise! And I’m so happy, because where I live it becomes a fresh, regional, veggie-fruit season. There are tons of youn berries, tomatoes, potatoes (there are much healthier ant tasty than tipical ones), strawberries, cabbages, and more… There are tons of it in every shop, and they ara locally grown!!!
    looooooove it..
    Am I crazy by being excited of food??

  147. michelle says:

    I did this with chopped strawberries instead of blueberries. It was delicious!

  148. George says:

    This was so delicious.
    You can’t find blueberries where I live, so I used raisins and shredded coconut instead. Additionally, because I have a sweet tooth that can’t be broken I did not add any sugar but rather poured a bit of pure honey over it after I was done. (I know if I had added sugar I would still have poured honey over it so I decided to eliminate one)
    This just joined my breakfast inventory.

  149. Blueberries isn’t that common in my country so I dint add any=( anyways, I replaced the brown sugar with pure honey and man, it taste so good plus it’s so easy to make and not to mention, healthy! This is such a great idea for breakfast=DDD

  150. Inge says:

    I’m so gonna try this, gotta check on the quick oats though, i don’t exactly know what it is (i’m dutch haha) and i’m not allowed to have wheat.

    1. Quick oats is ‘havermout’. Havervlokken are rolled oats! When I forget I use this picture to remember which ones I need http://pinterest.com/pin/149111437632633704/

  151. Bianca says:

    I made this for breakfast this morning and it was amazing! I have two little boys and I litterally have two minutes to eat, this is great and so quick!

  152. Nine says:

    Made mine savory and it turned out great!

  153. Chanee J says:

    this was really interesting. i used about half a pack of quaker cinnamon and spice flavored oatmeal, an egg, some brown sugar and a tiny bit of silk soymilk. like it!!! though it could have been healthier had i just used egg white and original oatmeal as opposed to a flavored one. made a nice snack on a late night

  154. Raina says:

    Ahhhh delicious!! Your blog is amazing! I used regular oats and it turned out just fine. I also used half of a mashed banana, a pinch of brown sugar, and a splash of rice milk. 🙂 I smeared about a tablespoon of pb on the top as an extra treat. Thank you!

  155. Paige says:

    I’ve made this most mornings since I found this on pinterest! Its perfect breakfast…fast, good morning fuel, and a good balance of nutrients. I change mine up most of the time…apple cinnamon, blueberry, strawberry, plain with just a touch of brown sugar, and I even added a touch of cocoa powder and its a great fix if you are craving something sweet! I add milk, but its still on the dry side but it doesn’t bother me. I cut it into bite size pieces, put it back into the mug, and eat it on my way to work. SUPER FOOD!

  156. 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.

  157. 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

  158. 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!

  159. 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!!!!

  160. 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 🙂

  161. 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!

  162. 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…

  163. 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!

  164. 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.

  165. Felicia says:

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

  166. 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

  167. 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

  168. Emily says:

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

  169. 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

  170. 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!

  171. 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

  172. 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

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  173. 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.

  174. Jessica says:

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

    Thanks Cassey!

  175. 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?

    1. Em says:

      Add more oats!

  176. 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 :/

  177. 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! 🙁

  178. 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?!

  179. 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*

  180. 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?

  181. 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.

  182. Chrissy says:

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

    1. 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.

  183. Sunny says:

    Gotta try this

  184. 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?!

    1. 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 🙁

      1. 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.

  185. 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

  186. A says:

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

  187. Kari says:

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

  188. 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.

    1. blogilates says:

      Try again! It really works and is delish.

      1. Leej says:

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

        1. Mandi says:

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

          1. 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. …?

    2. Bridget says:

      Mine did not work out either. 🙁

  189. 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 🙂

  190. Emer-Helena says:

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

  191. Caitlin says:

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

  192. Miley Cyrus says:

    That is Impossible !!

  193. 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

  194. Marleny says:

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

    1. S says:

      How can you not be a fan of blueberries!

    2. Rachel says:

      I had mine with raspberries! It as a bit more tart and sweeter than blueberries, too. 🙂

    3. Kittery says:

      I recommend substituting apple slices for the blueberries, use brown sugar, and add in cinnamon. Definitely a keeper 🙂

    4. Sarah says:

      I tried making one using strawberries this morning and it turned out very well!

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  195. Lil says:

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

  196. 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!!!

  197. 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!

  198. 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!

  199. 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!

    1. blogilates says:

      NICE LOOKING MUFFIN!