Peanut Butter & Banana Oatmeal

Finally delicious I can eat!

I am unlucky enough to have many medical issues including stage 4 kidney disease from a rare autoimmune disease. I can’t eat much but I am a full-time rv-er and outdoor enthusiast. Finding this “breakfast” has been a lifesaving calorie meal. It’s more perfect than you’ll ever know! I balance between too much and too little potassium but I love bananas so much. This meal (2 meals for me) allows me luxury you can’t possibly imagine! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Oatmeal!

I usually do grocery store instant oatmeal packs, I thought I'd fancy it up and it was a great choice! Much less work and tasted a lot better than grocery store brand (name withheld ;) ). I did really like peanut butter sachet but would have preferred bigger banana chunks.

Satisfying, hearty - but “BYOM”, bring your own milk

I enjoyed this oatmeal- I reordered it because it’s a nice breakfast both in terms of calories and taste. Banana flavor very mild, I almost didn’t notice it. Easy to make and the portion size is right for one person. Directions were accurate- I made this oatmeal while camped out to climb Middle Sister in Oregon. My campsite was at an altitude of 6400 feet. However, I kind of wish this oatmeal came with milk powder the way the granola does. Can be kind of gummy unless you add extra water since it’s oats plus you squeeze a packet of peanut butter into it! I brought milk powder (Nestle Nido) which is my go-to for all backpacking cooking involving milk. I reconstituted my milk powder and poured it in the pouch with this oatmeal since I like my oatmeal with some milk or nondairy milk to give it some liquid for easier, less viscous texture and to help me hydrate.

Delicious