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 Chia pudding breakfast bowl

Chia pudding breakfast bowl

If you follow us on social media you will know that as a Personal Trainer working in a private studio, I need to prep all my food ahead and take with me. The chia pudding mixture is very quick and easy to prepare for 3 breakfasts in one go and keeps in the fridge for 2-3 days. Chia seeds contain some protein and are rich in fibre to keep you full longer! This is such a versatile breakfast. Any fresh or frozen fruit can be used!

 

ingredients

makes 3 breakfast bowls

 

1/2 cup chia seeds
1 tablespoon maple syrup
420ml hazelnut milk (or milk of choice)
Low sugar granola or plain oats
Berries of choice / season
Flaked roasted almonds or coconut
Shelled hemp seeds

method

 
  • In a medium bowl add the chia seeds, almond milk and maple syrup and whisk well.

  • Leave to stand for about 30 minutes. Whisk every 10 mins. The mixture should thicken as the seeds absorb the liquid.

  • In 3 breakfast bowls or jars, split the chia seed pudding as first layer.

  • Add all other chosen toppings as you please.

  • Store in the fridge overnight.

  • In the morning, I will often add a spoonful of almond butter.

If layered in jam jars, these will keep in the fridge for up to 3 days.

Be creative and play with the flavours, fruits and texture!

 

the health boost tip

If using frozen fruit, thaw prior to layering or as I love to do, warm them up as well (in a pan or microwave) to form a jam like layer!
Chia seeds are a great source of plant protein to keep you full for longer.

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