While most oatmeal toppings include nuts and fruit, switch things up with dried cranberries and pistachios. You'll love the tart and nutty flavors. Find the recipe here.
Instead of sugar in your oatmeal, try using agave. Top the oatmeal with blueberries and sunflower seeds for a hearty and filling breakfast. Find the recipe here.
Bacon goes well with just about everything. And in this case, so does maple syrup. You'll love this variety so much you may never want to go back to normal oatmeal again. Find the recipe here.
Sneak some oatmeal into your pancakes for a nutritious twist. Four pancakes have fewer than 300 calories! Find the recipe here.
This recipe allows you to have cookies for breakfast and what's better than that?! They're packed full of nutrients and ingredients that will keep you full all morning! Find the recipe here.
You'll feel like you landed in the tropics with this oatmeal treat. The oatmeal is topped with mango chunks and toasted coconut for a perfect flavor combination. Find the recipe here.
While you may not think grapes and peanut butter go together, this different take on a PB&J is actually delicious. Find the recipe here.
Banana bread is a delicious treat and these granola bars make it taste even better. They're perfect for an in-between-meals snack to give you the extra boost you need to get through a long day. Find the recipe here.
These blueberry muffins are the perfect morning, afternoon or late night snack. Packed with tart flavor and just a little bit of crunch, you'll love this muffin recipe! Thank you Daily Unadventures In Cooking for the recipe.
For a healthier version of fried chicken tenders, try these tenders that are crusted with oatmeal. You still get the crunch you crave without all the fried calories. Thank you Mom Always Finds Out for the recipe.
For a unique flavor try using blackstrap molasses in your oatmeal. It's less sweet than other varieties so it pairs well with naturally sweet bananas. Find the recipe here.
These snack cups are perfect for the on-the-go person. Just pop a few in a bag and you have your breakfast ready for a morning on the road. Find the recipe here.
You may think this combination sounds weird, but you definitely shouldn't knock it until you try it. The oats are mixed with Sriracha and peanut butter, then topped with crunchy chickpeas for the ultimate oat party. Thank Oatgasm for the recipe!
Carrot cake is a delicious dessert and this oatmeal recipe tastes just like the real deal. Plus it's packed with a cup of grated carrots for added nutrition and flavor. Thank Oh She Glows for the recipe!
Switch out the bread in a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for oatmeal instead. You'll love this traditional combination of flavors in your oats in the morning. Thank you The Hungry Housewife for the recipe!