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A very tasty outdoor adventure breakfast option

Throughout the year, Naked Oats has become a tasty outdoor adventure breakfast option for me. As an active outdoor travel writer and editor, after a few hours on the trail, I like to stop and take a break with something nutritious like oatmeal. After trying many brands, Naked Oats is very delicious and gives me a great mid-morning boost. It comes in three flavors and is a perfect mid-morning snack or on-the-go breakfast for just over $3 (based on 12 servings per canister).

A tasty outdoor adventure breakfast option

There are plenty of choices for oatmeal, but Naked Oats is a versatile protein powder that will fuel your day with sustained energy. It’s easy to prepare as a delicious bowl of oatmeal in around 30 seconds. The way I use it is I mix two scoops with 6 fl oz of hot boiling water using a JetBoil, when in the field. Just enough water to make it into a slurry in a cup or bowl. Once stirred, give it a minute or so to firm up, and then add milk or milk substitute when refrigeration is an issue. Then enjoy!

Satisfying and nutritious in three popular flavors

Naked Oats offers Cinnamon Roll Protein Oats, Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Protein Oats, or Green Apple Cinnamon Roll Protein Oats flavors. All three choices combine gluten-free rolled oats, premium grass-fed whey, natural flavors, and sweetness so you can eat healthy and perform at your best.

Energize your body and sustain your adventure at maximum intensity without hitting the wall due to fatigue. Naked Oats combines premium protein with slow-digesting complex carbohydrates to keep your energy levels up and your hunger in check. Packed with 20g of protein, 6g of fiber, and just 240 calories per serving, it offers a delicious and nutritious kickstart to the morning or mid-morning break.

Another beautiful fall day to enjoy a bicycle ride along the Minnesota River trail on the Mankato River Ramble when colors were coming into their peak.
An e-bike is not necessary, with Wild Oat for breakfast and in the pannier.

Russ Lowthian is the editor at HaveFunBiking.com and the annual Minnesota Bike/Hike Guide.