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How to use šŸ„„šŸ„›Ā liquid āž”ļøĀ  Chocolate Chia Seed Pudding | 6-Ingredients

Updated: 4 days ago

If you ever find yourself with the liquid leftover from canned coconut milk (after making whip cream, vegan cheesecake or no churn ice cream) you could add it to a smoothie OR make this easy blended chia seed pudding that tastes just like dessert!



Chocolate chia pudding (that can easily be made low carb/keto too!!) is also perfect when you know you have a busy morning ahead, (or save for a yummy yet healthy dessert). Prep the night before, add your fav toppings & in the morning, simply grab n go as you head out the door.



  • 1 tbspĀ cocao powder

  • 1 tbspĀ maple syrup (sub your fav sweetener to make this low-carb/keto)

  • 1/4 tspĀ vanilla

  • pinchĀ sea salt


  • 6-8 tbspĀ leftover liquid from a can of coconut milk (or sub unsweetened plant based milk of choice)

  • 2 tbspĀ chia seeds



BLENDED: combine all in a blender, blend, pour into jar, chill 3+ hours


OR


UNBLENDED: combine cocao powder, syrup, vanilla, and salt in a small bowl, then add 1-2tbsp of your milk and stir to form a smooth paste (you can skip this step and add everything all at once but this step makes sure there are no clumps of cocao in your chia pudding).

-add remaining milk, and chia seeds

-cover and chill 3-4 hours until chia seeds have hydrated and the mixture has thickened to a pudding consistency


Then dig in & enjoy as is or top with your fav toppings (like fruit, nuts/seeds/granola, coconut whip, or a drizzle of melted chocolate) then enjoy!!







Links to the vegan/dairy-free/egg-free recipes that use the solid portion of a chilled can of coconut milk & your excuse to make chia pudding ;)


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