Sugar free keto chia pudding

Chia seeds are an important source of Omega-3, in addition to having a large amount of antioxidants, fiber and minerals such as calcium or magnesium. If you still don’t know how to start consuming them, you can easily incorporate them into your diet with this sugar free chia pudding, ideal for a very healthy breakfast.

Ingredients:

15 gr of chia seeds per person

Coconut milk, enough to cover them

Mango, red fruits, etc.

In the presentation photo, from left to right, three variants of the pudding: mango and ground coriander, red berries, kaki and cinnamon.

How to make chia pudding very easily:

Pour the seeds into a mold, cover them with coconut milk and stir to make sure they are all soaked. Store in the fridge ideally for at least 8 hours. Before serving, decorate with your favorite fruit on top.

Tips and tricks:

  1. The European Food Safety Authority recommends not exceeding 15 grams of chia seeds in daily consumption. In addition, it is recommended that those who take anticoagulant medications consult their doctor before consumption, since the seeds have this same property.
  2. Chia seeds adopt an ideal consistency for pudding after absorbing the liquid, which is why it is convenient to prepare it in advance.
  3. Mango matches perfectly with the chia and coconut milk base. And to give it a subtle and unusual touch, season with a little ground coriander seeds.
  4. Other ideal fruits would be strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, or any red fruit in general. A very good autumnal alternative is the kaki, in this case it is advisable to use a very ripe one. This allows to to make a puree with it very easily.
  5. It’s convenient to prepare a good amount for a few days of chia, but in this case consider that coconut milk should be ideally consumed in 3 or 4 days.