I was resistant to try chia pudding. I didn’t like tapioca, as a child, so my impulse was to dismiss it. After reading the health benefits thought, I decided it was worth a try.
I tried two recipe variations. I love cinnamon spiked rice pudding and chocolate avocado pudding, so I tried both of these flavor profiles, but neither won me over. Recently I was thinking about the cardamom bread that I used to make for family get-togethers and thought that might be a flavor to try – and for me it was a winner.
The reason I mention this is – chia seed pudding (and other dishes such as rice pudding, oatmeal, polenta etc) is canvas. Use your imagination and use flavors you crave! For me it was cardamom and dried fruit. You might prefer something fruitier – a berry compote for example – or perhaps your mom’s homemade marmalade with some tasted nuts. Be create and enjoy!
This is my re-work of the original recipe posted at: https://thebigswich.com/recipes/532-chia-pudding-w-fresh-berries-bananas.
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A great addition to breakfast, snack or dessert menu.