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Pear and Oatmeal Bowl

The Pear and Oatmeal Bowl is a healthy breakfast that is prepared using oats which are a source of fiber and pears which are sweet in nature. This nutritious meal aids digestion, alleviates constipation as well as giving you a lasting energy throughout the day.

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Pear & Oatmeal Bowl

The Pear and Oatmeal Bowl is a comfort, high-fiber breakfast bowl that offers the natural sweetness of pears with the wholesomeness of the oats. Oatmeal is an ancient favorite breakfast, and can be traced to ancient Scotland where it was prized as a nutritive and satisfying meal. The Pears are, however, a juicy burst of flavor, which matches the oats very well. The dish is also a popular among health-conscious people as it has an endless variety of toppings.

Fun fact: Fun fact: Oats are one of the oldest known domesticated grains, which originated more than 3,000 years ago and were originally meant to be fed to animals and only became a human food source later.

Pear and Oatmeal Bowl Health Benefits of pear/oatmeal bowl in constipation treatment:

  1. High in Soluble Fiber: both Oats and pears are a great source of soluble fiber, which maintains a healthy digestive process and avoids constipation by softening the stools.
  2. Natural Hydration: Pears contain a lot of water that could help hydrate the gut thus sacrificing the smooth bowel movements.
  3. Good Gut Health: The prebiotic fibers in oats and pears supply the beneficial gut bacteria, which enhances the overall gut health.
  4. Natural Laxative Effect: Pears contain sorbitol which is a natural sugar alcohol with mild laxative effect that alleviates constipation.
  5. Anti-Inflammatory Properties: Pears and oats are both antioxidants which lower the gut inflammation making it more comfortable and easier to digest.

Cooking Time/Duration

Nutritional Information and Calories (per serving):

Nutrient Amount (per serving)
Calories 250 kcal
Protein 6g
Fats 4g
Carb 50g
Fiber 8g
Sugar 18g (natural sugars from pears and honey)
Vitamin C 15% of daily value

Serves how many people:

2 servings

Ingredients

Ingredient Quantity
Rolled oats 1 cup
Water or milk (almond, oat, or dairy) 2 cups
Pear (ripe, sliced) 1 medium
Honey or maple syrup 1 tbsp
Cinnamon 1/2 tsp
Chia seeds (optional) 1 tsp
Walnuts or almonds (optional, chopped) 2 tbsp

Basic Preparation

  1. Cut the pear in thin slices taking away the core.
  2. Add the oats and the liquid (water or milk).
  3. Prepare all the optional toppings such as chia seeds, nuts or additional spices.

Recipe and Cooking Directions:

Texture, Color, Smell, Taste, and Thickness after Cooking/Preparation:

Aspect Description
Feel Velvety and slightly chewing oats and soft slices of pears and crispy nuts.
Color A warm, beige base, inspired by the oatmeal with brightly colored pieces of pear and cinnamon.
Smell Welcome and warm, with some cinnamon and natural sweetness of pears.
Flavor Sweet and slightly spiced, the juicy pears bring to it a fresh, fruity touch.
Thickness Thick and creamy, scoopable using a spoon.

How to Serve

Final Words

The Pear and Oatmeal Bowl is an ideal blend between tastes and health advantages. It is also rich in fiber and, as a result, is a dish that is beneficial to those who want to enhance their digestion and reduce constipation. This is a breakfast dish that can be enjoyed every day of the week and it is ready very fast and is made out of naturally grown sweet and can be customized in a variety of ways to suit any palette. It tastes delicious and better when you make it your way, with your favorite toppings and a bowl of comfort and health!

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a pear & oatmeal bowl?

A pear and oatmeal bowl is a nutritious breakfast meal prepared using cooked oats, fresh or baked pears, and topping with nuts, seeds or spices.

2. Add pears to oatmeal?

Yes. Natural sweetness, fiber and hydration Pears keep oatmeal more flavorful and digestible without added sugar.

3. Is it necessary to cook pears then add them to oatmeal?

No. The freshness of raw sliced pears can be used or they can be lightly baked or sautéed to provide a softer and caramelized flavor.

4. Which kind of oats are suitable in a pear and oatmeal bowl?

Oats that are rolled or cut with a steel are the best. Quick preparation may be made with instant oats which may be of less texture.

5. What are some appropriate toppings to a pear and oatmeal bowl?

Good choices would be cinnamon, walnuts, almonds, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, yogurt, or a drizzle of honey or maple syrup.

6. Does a pear and oatmeal bowl help in digestion?

Yes. Pears contain fiber and water, which are both beneficial to alleviate constipation and maintain a healthy gut, and oats contain soluble fiber.

7. Is it possible to make a bowl of pear and oatmeal dairy-free?

Yes. Replace dairy milk with plant-based milk, such as almond, soy, or oat milk, and forgo yogurt or find an option free of dairy.

8. Is it possible to make a bowl of pear and oatmeal in advance?

Yes. Pear oats are good. Make the night before and keep in refrigerator to heat and eat any breakfast within minutes.

9. What can I do to make the bowl more substantial?

Make the pear and oatmeal bowl more fulfilling by adding protein-rich toppings such as Greek yogurt, nut butter, protein powder or seeds.

10. Is a pear & oatmeal breakfast appropriate with children?

Yes. It is naturally sweet, healthy, and easy to digest, so it is an ideal breakfast or snack choice among children.

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