A scoop of matcha powder gives this chia seed pudding a caffeine and antioxidant boost, plus a pretty green color. The bitter and sweet flavor combo tastes super decadent when made with coconut milk and topped with shredded coconut.
Recipe and image via fearlessdining.com
Recipe and image via fearlessdining.com
Chewy, cooked rice adds a hearty, satisfying texture to this chia seed and rice pudding hybrid. Cinnamon, raisins and pecans make this fiber-rich, healthy breakfast taste more like the decadent dessert.
Recipe and image via bewholebeyou.com
Recipe and image via bewholebeyou.com
Who wouldn't love a little coffee jolt with their chia seed pudding? If you are looking for a way to use up leftover coffee, this is it. The sweet, creamy treat, topped with shaved chocolate, tastes like a fancy latte — without the fancy price tag.
Recipe and image via nutritionistmeetschef.com
Recipe and image via nutritionistmeetschef.com
These chia seed mason jar treats are similar to fruit-on-the-bottom yogurt cups. Delicious vanilla chia seed pudding pairs well with fresh or frozen berries for a yummy, layered, on-the-go breakfast, snack or dessert.
Recipe and image via livesimply.me
Recipe and image via livesimply.me
Looking for a way to enjoy pumpkin pie without all the empty calories? Chia seed pudding blended with the goodness of canned pumpkin and a plethora of pumpkin pie spices create the magical flavor — without all the fat, sugar and calories. We love the dreamy orange color, especially when paired with a dollop of whipped topping.
Recipe and image via skinnyms.com
Recipe and image via skinnyms.com