CHIA PUDDING » 6 Flavours for Easy, Healthy Breakfast Snacks | Spring/Summer Meal Prep



For a lower carb alternative to Overnight Oats, and for a super easy way to meal prep healthy & tasty snacks, breakfasts or desserts in minutes, try Chia Pudding! They’re packed full of nutrients & keep me feeling full for hours – perfect as breakfast or a ready-to-eat snack that I can grab & go any time of the day. Here are 6 fun & tasty flavour recipes to try!

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 – Intro
0:26 – What is chia pudding?
1:23 – Best containers for chia pudding
1:39 – Base recipe
3:45 – #1 – Mango Coconut
5:07 – #2 – Orange Creamsicle
6:04 – #3 – Very Berry
6:39 – #4 – Apple Pie
7:34 – #5 – Pumpkin Spice
8:16 – #6 – Chocolate Banana
8:51 – Outro

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NOTE: All recipes make 1 serving. Refrigerate for 2+ hours before eating. Freeze for 3-4 weeks, or keep in fridge for up to 5 days.

DIRECTIONS (for all recipes):
► Mix ingredients in a jar
► Let sit & settle for 5 mins, then stir again to remove any clumps
► Cover with lid & refrigerate for at least 2+ hours

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BASE PUDDING
1 serving (110 calories):
► Chia seeds (2 tbsp, 15g)
► Milk (1/2 cup, 125ml)
► Maple syrup (1.5 tsp, 7.5ml)

4 servings:
► Chia seeds (1/2 cup, 60g)
► Milk (2 cups, 500ml)
► Maple syrup (2 tbsp, 30ml)

When it’s ready, you can eat the base pudding on its own, or top with fruits, berries, nuts, etc.

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#1 – MANGO COCONUT (387 calories w/ toppings)

Ingredients:
► Canned light coconut milk (1/2 cup, 125ml)
► Chia seeds (2 tbsp, 15g)
► Maple syrup (1.5 tsp, 7.5ml)
► Vanilla extract (1/2 tsp, 2g)
► Ripe mango

Toppings:
► Coconut flakes

Directions:
► Mix ingredients & refrigerate
► When it’s ready, peel mango cut into small chunks
► Place mango chunks into a blender and blend into puree. Save a few chunks to use as toppings
► In an empty jar, add alternating layers of chia pudding and puree
► Top with mango chunks & coconut flakes

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#2 – ORANGE CREAMSICLE (204 calories w/ toppings)

Ingredients:
► 3 mandarins, or 3 tbsp (45ml) of orange juice
► Canned light coconut milk (1/4 cup, 62ml)
► Chia seeds (2 tbsp, 15g)
► Maple syrup (1.5 tsp, 7.5ml)
► Vanilla extract (1 tsp, 2g)

Toppings:
► Coconut flakes
► Sliced mandarins
► Greek yogurt

Directions:
► Squeeze 3 tbsp of juice
► Mix ingredients & refrigerate
► When it’s ready, top with a spoonful of Greek yogurt, mandarin slices & coconut flakes
► Grate orange zest on top

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#3 – VERY BERRY (151 calories w/ toppings)

Ingredients:
► Chia seeds (2 tbsp, 15g)
► Milk (1/2 cup, 125ml)
► Maple syrup (1.5 tsp, 7.5ml)
► Frozen berries (1/2 cup, 70g)

Toppings:
► Berries
► Granola
► Hemp hearts

Directions:
► Blend milk, maple syrup,& frozen berries until smooth
► Combine blended mixture w/ chia seeds in a jar, stir & refrigerate
► Add toppings

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#4 – APPLE PIE (345 calories w/ toppings)

Ingredients (pudding):
► Chia seeds (2 tbsp, 15g)
► Almond milk (1/2 cup, 125ml)
► Maple syrup (1.5 tsp, 7.5ml)
► Apple sauce (1 tbsp, 15g)
► Cinnamon (1/4 tsp, 2.5g)

Ingredients (apple chunks):
► Red apple (1 apple makes 2 servings)
► Coconut oil (2 tsp, 10g)
► Maple syrup (1 tbsp, 15ml)
► Cinnamon (1 tsp, 2.5g)

Toppings:
► Cinnamon (pinch)
► Cinnamon stick (optional)

Directions:
► Mix ingredients (for pudding) & refrigerate
► When it’s ready, chop apple into small cubes
► Cook apple chunks, coconut oil, maple syrup, & cinnamon in a saucepan over medium heat for 4-5 mins until caramelized
► Add apple chunks on top of chia pudding & top with cinnamon

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#5 – PUMPKIN SPICE (143 calories w/ toppings)

Ingredients:
► Chia seeds (2 tbsp)
► Milk (1/2 cup)
► Maple syrup (1.5 tsp)
► Pure pumpkin puree (2 tbsp, 31ml)
► Pumpkin pie spice (1 tsp, 1.5g)
► Vanilla extract (1/2 tsp, 2g)

Toppings:
► Greek yogurt
► Cinnamon (pinch)
► Cinnamon stick (optional)

Directions:
► Mix ingredients & refrigerate
► Add toppings

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#6 – CHOCOLATE BANANA (344 calories w/ toppings)

Ingredients:
► Chia seeds (2 tbsp)
► Almond milk (1/2 cup)
► Maple syrup (1.5 tsp)
► Cocoa powder (1 tbsp, 15g)
► Vanilla extract (1/2 tsp, 2g)
► Chocolate chips (1 tbsp, 15g)

Toppings:
► Banana slices
► Chocolate chips
► Crushed almonds

Directions:
► Mix ingredients & refrigerate
► Add toppings

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33 Comments

  1. Be careful using Chia seeds. Too much of it without enough water can get stuck in your gut and cause blockage. Remember that when wet it is sticky slimy and does not move along easily.

  2. Honestly, listening to you and seeing the presentation, they all look very appetizing, although my favorites are the "autumnal" ones… Your patience is appreciated. But, as a doctor, and seeing the number of cases… Given the risk of poisoning and serious problems caused by excessive consumption of chia seeds, I must warn that it is recommended not to exceed 10 grams of chia per serving.Chia seeds should be washed thoroughly with water, ideally soaked in water (no other liquid) overnight, and then prepared in the cups in the morning. However, as preparations become increasingly complex, Soak the chia seeds in water in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours. Then prepare the little cups; they should be liquid! This is the most dangerous mistake you make. To make it look nice, you leave the chia seeds dry or in a pudding-like consistency.And that's fatal! It should always remain liquid! Add fruit, yogurt, etc. But keep it liquid! It should never be consumed daily! Our digestive system isn't designed to digest it properly. Those types of seeds. We don't even have gastric juices to help break them down.As with raw vegetables and sprouts, three times a week is more than enough. There are very healthy, protein-rich options that are great for breakfast, a snack, or a treat that won't make you gain weight. People arrive at the hospital with cramps, involuntary movements, and excruciating stomach and abdominal pain. And kidney problems. When they tell us they've been eating for months or years of Chia seeds and the way they prepare it makes it easy to guess that the intense pain is because they haven't been to the bathroom in a long time and the constipation is chronic. And they have their most important organs damaged. This is not an exaggeration or a joke. Just read a medical journal. I take Oats and chia seeds. But done right. I take advantage of the good things. And I avoid falling into the same traps you're making because they're very dangerous for your health. And I hope you take this seriously. I wouldn't want to see any more people in my operating room because they're too stubborn…

  3. Use crystalized monk fruit as a sweetner! Can be used in 1:1 ratio like cane sugar. HAS ABSOLUTELY NO IMPACT ON BLOOD GLUCOSE! Perfect for diabetics!

  4. Looks good! Would love to try his recipe but I am not the one that can “eyeball” ingredients and nothing in description, hopefully bookings coming or at least a ebook to download

  5. I see chia seeds and think…”I bet those taste like the tomato seeds. A hard center surrounded by a slimy gelatinous coating that doesn’t have any flavor but makes you want to spit it out.” I personally remove all tomato seeds when I use tomatoes for anything, and strawberries small seeds sometimes turn me off too. But do Chia seeds really fit into either of these “texture” frames?? Or are they more like Bobba in Milk tea? Can anyone describe what they think Chia seeds are similar to?? I’m very curious!! 🤔

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