RE: Coffee, Overnight Oats, and a Tiny Barista
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Not gonna lie, was really intrigued by the tiny barista in the title of this post...gotta say, did not disappoint xD Your barista looks like he means business. And no, no post can be that boring as long as it contains coffee... and a really interesting smoothie thing - are you seeing any results from the collagen yet? That whole combo sounds and looks pretty tasty!
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The "smoothie thing" is overnight oats. You add milk (or a form of it: soy, oat or almond milk...etc) to rolled oats and chia seeds and let it sit overnight and it turns into a cold Oatmeal or pudding. It's quite good and very easy to make. We prepare several of them for the week and I just add the milk the night before.
I was saying this above in another comment as well - My wife swears that her hair is thicker and stronger because of collagen. It's hard to say if I can distinctly notice or feel the benefits but I like to think so.
Do you take collagen?
Aaah so that's how you do overnight oats. I love rolled oats, but frankly get a little lost in all the different oat-types. Gotta try this some time. And no, I do not take collagen, but like others here, I keep hearing good things. Thicker, stronger hair? That's me sold :D
Yeah I agree that all of the different types of oats can be confusing and some places call them different things. In Canada, or at least the brand that I buy, are called "Large Flake" oats and other places call them rolled. They are the flat ones. The main thing is that they are steamed when they roll them so the oats are cooked a little. I think any kind of quick oats would work as well but 1 minute oats or quick cook might get a little too mushy? You just can't use the whole/raw oats that are not steamed in their process. I don't think our bodies can digest completely uncooked grains.
Good luck with the collagen if you try it out!