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The best chia seed pudding recipe

Chia seed pudding is a highly nutritious and tasty breakfast, snack or desert option if you're looking for something on the sweeter side. Free from...
Lara Fountain
The best chia seed pudding recipe by Intentionally Natural
Chia seed pudding is a highly nutritious and tasty breakfast, snack or desert option if you're looking for something on the sweeter side. Free from refined sugar and gluten as well as being paleo, vegetarian and vegan friendly. This chai pudding recipe makes a wonderfully nutrient dense meal or snack.

Chia seeds have many nutritional benefits and are packed with nutrients that support gut, brain and beauty health and function. This is the best chai seed pudding recipe and a labor of love that has been perfected over the years. I really wanted to love chai pudding due to its nutritional benefits and the fact I love a sweet treat. From the many recipes I tried none hit the mark as being just right when it came to taste and texture. So, as I tend to do, I embarked on a journey to create the best chai seed pudding recipe that I'm sure you will also find just right!!

 

Ingredients

1½ cups almond milk

1 ripe banana

2Tbs almond butter 

1 tsp vanilla extract or ¼ tsp pure vanilla paste

1 Tbs pure maple syrup

1 ½ tsp cinnamon, ground

A pinch of Celtic salt

⅓ cup chia seeds

 

Method

In a blender add all ingredients excluding the chia seeds and blend for about 1 minute depending on the speed of the blender. Pour the liquid into a jar then stir in the chia seeds until well combined. Refrigerate for a minimum of 3 hours or overnight. 

KEEP TIME: The chia pudding can be kept up to 4 days in the refrigerator.

Serves 2 - 4 

 

Variations 

If you have any alleges you can swap out the butter and milk in the recipe for alternative options that suite your personal requirements. Seed butters, coconut butter and alternative milks such as hazelnut, hemp, walnut, oat and coconut milk all work well in this recipe. 

Top with your favorite topping such as:

  • Fresh, freeze dried or frozen fruits such as berries
  • Cacao nibs
  • Rose petals
  • Bee pollen
  • Crushed nuts
  • A serving of superfood, collagen or protein powder
  • Fruit compote

Notes: 

My son loves chia pudding ever since he was a baby which is why I like to make a big batch of this during the week as it makes a brilliant breakfast option and ideal lunch box snack. I recommend if you're making this to share that you to stick to the recipe. Then if you do want to add nutritional powders add a serving size to individual portions so you can personalize the dish to each individuals tastes and nutritional needs.

 

Try this recipe with:

Vanessa Megan Astaxanthin + Marine Collagen Skin Boost  Mother Made AM Mushroom Blend Mushroom Powder   Mother Made  PM Mushroom Blend Mushroom Powder Metamorphosis By Vanessa Megan Womens Blend brain, energy, skin superfood powder

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Lara Fountain

Lara a certified organic skincare and cosmetic formulator shares natural, and effective beauty solutions, wellness insights, and recipes created to empower and nourish your glow naturally from the inside out.