Little travel chia puddings

Given I have a long flight tomorrow with ensuing food weirdness on board, I thought: perfect. I’ll make a chia pudding. For the first time, I’ve actually measured out what I do. Usually I just throw it all in! I hope you enjoy it. Very basic and easy to knock up the night before for an eyes wide shut morning!

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P.S. Chia seeds aren’t for everyone. I know a couple of people who they just don’t agree with. If you’ve not tried them before, then just have a little teaspoon in a glass of water and see how it feels. If you’re A OK, then enjoy this recipe. It’s a lovely brekkie option or afternoon tea pick me up! 🙂

Little Travel Chia Puddings Recipe

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Stir your blueberries (except a few to pop on top), coconut water, coconut cream, vanilla, citrus juice and stevia all together.
  • Pour into two little jars (or one big one, whatever you like) leaving an inch and a half from the top to allow the chia seeds to swell up the liquid and expand.
  • Then, share the chia seeds out between the two jars – it’ll be about 2 heaped tablespoons per jar.
  • Stir them through.
  • Wait an hour and eat OR refrigerate overnight and have for breakfast or take on your travels with a few frozen blueberries in on top to keep it nice and chilled for a couple of hours.

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      They’re so good aren’t they Sonia? I was on the plane and eating my chia pudding and a flight attendant asked about them, said she’d just been diagnosed lactose intolerant, and is now reading the blog. hehe. They’re a walking ad for the cause! 😉 x

  1. This is most excellent Alexx. I make these all the time. They are perfect to take to the beach. I add in shredded coconut to the chia/liquid mix as it adds a nice texture to the pudding. I also do some with cacao and cinnamon for a chocolatish treat!

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