So Easy Chia Pudding with Berries
So Easy Chia Pudding with Berries
Ashley Keating
1 servings
10 minutes
0 minutes
Breakfast
Chia pudding: it's so quick and easy to make and also really healthy and delicious! This is a blueprint for chia pudding. From here, you can make all different kinds and flavors. In this recipe, we leave the chia seeds whole, which lends a very unique texture. Some people, like me!, love this texture. Other people, like my husband, don't really enjoy it. You can blend the chia seeds if you prefer to have a smoother, more pudding-like consistency. Give this recipe a try if you prefer a blended consistency: chocolate strawberry blended chia pudding
Troubleshooting Chia Pudding
If your chia seeds don't "gel" like they are meant to, then it's probably time for a new bag. (Older chia seeds tend to lose their ability to gel up.) The type of milk you use could also impact how well the seeds gel. So, you could also try playing around with the ratios of liquid to chia seeds. Feel free to triple this recipe (or more!) and make lots of pudding at once. If you wait to add the fruit until you eat it, it will keep very well in the fridge for several days!What to top your bowl with?
Pretty much anything you can think of, you can put on your pudding! What do you love layering on top of your bowl? Here are some ideas:- Berries
- Cacao Nibs
- Coconut flakes
- Nut butter
- Seeds and nuts
- Chocolate chips
Proven Health Benefits of Chia Seeds
Chia seeds have so many great benefits! These tiny seeds are full of antioxidants, protein, fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, and so much more. Check out this article for more information on Chia seeds.Show us what you make
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- "4 TBS chia seeds
- 1 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk (or other non-dairy milk)
- Optional: 1 tsp honey or agave
- Toppings, like berries, cacao nibs, coconut, nuts, etc "
Directions
- "Feel free to triple this recipe (or more!) and make lots of chia pudding at once. With no fruit added on top, it keeps very well in the fridge for several days.
- Mix the 4 TBS chia seeds with the 1 cup milk and optional sweetener. Mix very well.
- Wait five minutes and mix again to ensure that the seeds are all incorporated.
- Pop in the fridge for several hours or overnight.
- Stir again before serving and top with all the best toppings!"
Chia pudding: it's so quick and easy to make and also really healthy and delicious! This is a blueprint for chia pudding. From here, you can make all different kinds and flavors. In this recipe, we leave the chia seeds whole, which lends a very unique texture. Some people, like me!, love this texture. Other people, like my husband, don't really enjoy it. You can blend the chia seeds if you prefer to have a smoother, more pudding-like consistency. Give this recipe a try if you prefer a blended consistency: chocolate strawberry blended chia pudding
Troubleshooting Chia Pudding
If your chia seeds don't "gel" like they are meant to, then it's probably time for a new bag. (Older chia seeds tend to lose their ability to gel up.) The type of milk you use could also impact how well the seeds gel. So, you could also try playing around with the ratios of liquid to chia seeds. Feel free to triple this recipe (or more!) and make lots of pudding at once. If you wait to add the fruit until you eat it, it will keep very well in the fridge for several days!What to top your bowl with?
Pretty much anything you can think of, you can put on your pudding! What do you love layering on top of your bowl? Here are some ideas:- Berries
- Cacao Nibs
- Coconut flakes
- Nut butter
- Seeds and nuts
- Chocolate chips