PrintOatmeal muffins are healthy and filling. Below you’ll find eight oatmeal muffin recipes that showcase all sorts of ways that rolled oats can make muffins better.
Loads of muffins recipes with rolled oats…
I received an email the other day from a reader in search of oatmeal muffin recipes. She asked if I could add more recipes and I thought to myself, hmmm, we have loads of recipes that include rolled oats.
The problem, I realized, is that I don’t call them all oatmeal muffins. They go by all sorts of names. So in that way they have often been hidden from everyone.
Oats are extra healthy…
There are all sorts of reasons to eat oatmeal. Aside from the fact that it gives baked goods terrific texture, and is nice and filling, oats are very healthy too. If you’re interested, here is a list of health benefits of eating oats.
If you’re partial to oatmeal muffins of all sorts, here is our offering. You might also like to know that some of them are refined sugar-free too.
This selection includes oatmeal muffins with pumpkin, carrot, blueberry, banana, apple and more.
8 Oatmeal Muffin Recipes
Peanut Butter Oatmeal Muffins
Maple Molasses Blueberry Oatmeal Muffins
Pumpkin Oatmeal Muffins
Quick & Easy Blueberry Oatmeal Muffins
Wholesome Banana Oat Muffins
Blueberry Carrot Muffins
Low Fat Healthy Apple Chai Muffins
Healthy Kitchen Sink Muffins
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The Wholesome Banana Oat Muffins are my absolute favourite. I love all your recipes.
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would like calorie count for all muffins above
Hi,
You’ll find the calorie count on each of the recipe’s page.
Some recipes might not have it though… I’m working on it!
Hello,
I am a type 2 diabetic senior in my seventies. How safe is it to cook and eat something with molasses like your muffins? I have always cooked many of my Mom’s recipes that include molasses and many recipes from your cookbooks. My kids love it and so do my grandkids. I want to be safe because of my diabetes.
Please let me know. Thanks for your attention and advise.
Madeleine
Hi Madeleine, You can think of molasses as similar to maple syrup — they’re both sugars but minimally refined and natural. If you track carbs there are about 15 g carbohydrates in a tablespoon of fancy molasses. Fewer in cooking molasses and blackstrap molasses.