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Air Fryer Biscoff Baked Oats

Name: Air Fryer Biscoff Baked Oats
Total time: 25 min
Yield: 4 servings
Ingredients: 160 g rolled oats, ground into flour or left whole; 4 g baking powder, for lift; 2 g salt, to balance sweetness; 200 g ripe banana, mashed; 240 ml milk, dairy or plant-based; 100 g egg, lightly beaten; 120 g Biscoff spread, divided for batter and swirling

Individual air-fried baked oats with a molten Biscoff swirl and a perfectly set, cake-like texture.

Time25 min

LevelEasy

ToolsAir fryer + Microwave

Yield

4 servings

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Units

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Recipe diagramAir Fryer Biscoff Baked Oats4 servings · ingredients flow left to right
PrepFour 8-oz oven-safe ramekins are required for this 4-serving recipe.
PrepDo not preheat the air fryer unless noted, but ensure it is clean.
160 g · 1.7 cupsrolled oatsground into flour or left whole	01Dry MixWhisk dry ingredientsWhisk together rolled oats, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl.		03CombineMix batterPour the wet mixture into the dry ingredients and stir until fully combined.	04PortionFill ramekinsDivide the batter evenly among four greased 8-oz ramekins, leaving space at the top.	05Air FryBake in air fryerAir fry the ramekins in batches if needed, swirling remaining melted Biscoff on top.160°C / 320°F · 12-15 minutesReady when Centers are set and a toothpick inserted comes out clean	06Rest & ServeRest before servingLet the baked oats rest for 5 minutes so the interior structure fully sets.Ready when Firm to the touch and slightly cooled
4 g · 1 tspbaking powderfor lift
2 g · 0.3 tspsaltto balance sweetness
200 g · 2 mediumripe bananamashed		02Wet MixMash bananaMash the bananas thoroughly in a medium bowl until mostly smooth.
240 ml · 1 cupmilkdairy or plant-based		02Wet MixCombine wet ingredientsWhisk milk, beaten eggs, and half of the Biscoff spread into the mashed banana.
100 g · 2 largeegglightly beaten
120 g · 0.5 cupBiscoff spreaddivided for batter and swirling

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Why this works

Using a combination of banana, egg, and baking powder provides structural lift and moisture in an air fryer, mimicking a cake texture without an oven. Resting allows the starch network to firm up properly.

Watch for

Overbaking in the air fryer can burn the top before the center cooks; check early and cover with foil if browning too fast.
Not leaving space in the ramekins can cause the batter to overflow as the baking powder activates.