Cauliflower gets an Oreo disguise in Broccoli Mum's new series
The first blended-oats episode combines fava bean tofu, banana and cocoa beneath a chilled chocolate shell.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
🍪 OREO BLENDED OATS FOR MAXIMUM WEIGHT LOSS! 🍫
Broccoli Mum put seven uploads on the table, but the most watched begins with a whole head of cauliflower rather than a packet of biscuits. Her Oreo blended oats have reached roughly 155,000 views, launching a new series built around giving breakfast the texture and toppings of dessert.
She boils the cauliflower until soft, then blends it with banana, oats, fava bean tofu, cocoa and soy milk. Vanilla protein powder goes in before the biscuit pieces; melted dark chocolate forms a lid that she cracks with her spoon after chilling. "The cauliflower that identifies as dessert," she calls it. It is a particularly literal version of her habit of adding vegetables to familiar sweet foods.
The comments get practical quickly. One viewer describes using frozen cauliflower in an earlier blended-oats recipe, while another suggests black cocoa for a more Oreo-like flavour. There are requests for a cheesecake version, questions about servings and a small discussion about the ripe banana. The biscuit isn't the only ingredient getting attention.
Elsewhere, frozen banana yoghurt bark offered a simpler freezer project: mashed banana, peach-flavoured vegan yoghurt, raspberries and dark chocolate. The savoury side included rice-paper dumplings filled with vegetables and tofu, broccoli soup with nutritional yeast, and rice vermicelli tossed with vegetable ribbons and a peanut-powder sauce.
The Oreo recipe also has the strongest daily momentum, followed by the noodle dish and banana bark. Across the channel, subscribers continued growing to 350,000, although daily views are running well below their usual pace. Its weekly audience was substantial among nearby food channels: ShhhhImEating had a larger week, while similarly sized Aussie Fitness and Golden Brown Coffee had smaller weekly totals. For Broccoli Mum, the new series already has its first audience request: make it cheesecake next.
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What viewers say
I love ALL of your recipe ideas! I tried the basic blended oats recipe and wasn't a huge fan..But!..when l did it with frozen cauliflower...It took it to the next level. Then l did the same with your chickpea cookie dough recipe, added everything frozen, except the dates!
OH MY GOODNESS!!! 😲@kim_858See it on YouTubeYou should try black cocoa for extra Oreo flavour
@S-LewisSee it on YouTubeMake like a cheesecake one 👀
@ViCT0RiA6See it on YouTube
4 more comments
At last! A RIPE banana, not one that isn’t really ripe enough.
@nickyhigbySee it on YouTubeLove the new slower format. I watched the whole thing!
@annim9680See it on YouTubeDid you eat it all your self ? How many service?
@normamartinez1671See it on YouTubeI love your videos. This looks absolutely delicious.
@teenahweenah2608See it on YouTube
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- Channel
- Broccoli Mum
- Subscribers
- 350,000 ▲ 6,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,095,453
- Videos published this week
- 7
- Video published
- November 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 155,123
- Views on its first day
- 83,853
The numbers
Here is how Broccoli Mum's week adds up across views, subscribers and uploads.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which bean is used to make the tofu in Broccoli Mum's Oreo blended oats?
She uses fava bean tofu alongside banana and oats in the blender.


