July 25th, 2018
Keto Chia Pudding – 7 Flavours
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I have a new found appreciation and love for chia pudding! Have you tried any yet at all?
At first when trying a chia pudding (mind you this was a couple of years ago) I found the texture off putting and the flavour ghastly! Well flavour. is something I can fix in anything, but texture I think is a learned thing. Not growing eating anything like this and detesting a rice pudding I was a little slow to warm to the humble chia pudding.
So some of the flavours I have played with include
Matcha
Matcha – for those in experienced with matcha start with a 1/2 tsp and work your way up. It can be strong and polarising to those not used to its flavour
Matcha is a powdered green tea. Part of the joy of drinking matcha is the whole ceremony of whisking it with your little stumpy bamboo whisk in and overpriced (at least in Australia) clay cup/bowl and drinking straight form the clay. I am totally in love with everything tea and ceremony related.
Photo by Jess Shoolbread
Peanut Butter
Peanut Butter Chia Pudding – you may need to fight the kids off for this one
Photo by Natusha Joy
Chocolate
Speaking of fighting off the kids with your chia puds, how about a chocolate one? For a dessert version grate some dark chocolate onto the top and double cream and stir it in! Or freeze it into delicious frozen chocolate pudding pops. So good!
Chai
Chai Chia pudding now that is a play on letters isn’t it. Fir all the Chai lovers this will be a favourite pudding choice for you. Spiced and creamy. I should say if you live your chia creamy feel free to use thickened cream in place of the “milks”. or macadamia milk is delicious too!
Photo by Rachel Loew Tschumper
Caramel Pecan
Another delicious recipe with Sukrin in it. For an extra decadence squeeze a little Sukrin Gold Fibre syrup over the top.
Vanilla
Vanilla Pudding is always one of my favourites. I hope you love all this choices and come up with a few of your own.
Comment below what you had and what you thought of the flavour and if you have made up your own that we all need to try the let us know.
Thanks
xo
Megan
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Keto Chia Pudding – 7 Flavours
If you haven’t tried chia puddings then you need to! While at first I found them a little freaky these are totally delicious and good for you too.
Prep Time: 5 mins
Total Time: 5 mins
Calories: 63kcal
Servings: 6 serves
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Base
- 160 ml coconut milk
- 160 ml almond milk
- 2-4 tsp sweetener of choice sugar free maple syrup or Sukrin syrups would work well
- Pinch of sea salt
- Optional: 2 scoops pea protein powder/or collagen peptides
- 60 g chia seeds
Flavours of Choice
- Matcha – Add 1/2 tsp Matcha powder
- Peanut Butter – Add 2 tsp crunchy or smooth peanut butter
- Chocolate – 1 tbsp cacao powder
- Caramel Pecan 1 tbsp Sukrin gold granular sweetener, ¼ tsp cinnamon and 4 pecans crushed (save ½ to top your pudding
- Vanilla – 1 tsp vanilla extract or 1 scoop of vanilla flavoured whey protein isolate
- Chai – ¼ tsp cinnamon ¼ tsp ginger, pinch cloves, ½ tsp vanilla
Optional Toppings
- Desiccated coconut cacao nibs, grated chocolate, flaked almonds, crushed nuts
Instructions
- Add milks, sweetener, salt, protein or collagen powders (is using) and flavour of choice to blender or Thermomix® blend on high speed or speed 5/10 seconds. Add chia seeds and turbo pulse for 2 seconds, leave for 2 minutes, repeat this 3 times.
- Pour chia pudding into 6 glasses or jars. Seal and leave over-night.
- Enjoy with toppings or even some fresh double cream
Notes
Easy to change up with different milks and flavours. An easy to prepare ahead meal that even the kids will love. Another great alternative to the plain almond milk and coconut milk is AO Flavoured Almond Milks in Salted Caramel, Rich Chocolate and Iced Coffee. Just leave out the sweetener and this makes for a beautiful chia pudding.
Nutrition
Serving: 1serve | Calories: 63kcal | Carbohydrates: 4g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 4g | Saturated Fat: 0g | Cholesterol: 0mg | Sodium: 43mg | Potassium: 57mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 0g | Vitamin C: 0.4mg | Calcium: 100mg | Iron: 1.7mg | Net Carbs: 1g
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9 Comments
Chocolate peanut Butter version is the yummiest chia pudding recipe I have ever tried.
I’ve never thought to try other flavours in Chia pudding. The choc- peanut butter reminds me of Reese’s peanut butter cups- but much healthier!
I also love how simple this recipe is!
If you were to replace the almond milk with pouring cream would you still use the same amount? 160 ml?
Can these be frozen?
They most assuredly can.
This might be a stupid question but I used white chia seeds (as that is all I had in the cupboard) and it didn’t set… the chia just sat at the bottom and it didn’t seem to go gelatinous. Does it only work with black chia seeds?
No it should work just the same with white chia seeds
Can I confirm that this recipie makes 6 portions and that the portion sizes are really small?
Yes they are just small pots of chia. You can of course increase and just add the additional macros