Looking for a healthy, sweet snack? Look no further! I have been playing with chia seed pudding recipes for awhile, and I think I have found my favorite! With little prep work and time to chill over night, your sweet tooth will be satisfied in this little treat!
What You Need:
2 1/2 tablespoons of chia seeds
2 tablespoons mini chocolate chips
1 tablespoon cocao powder
1 tablespoon PB2
2/3 cup of unsweetened almond milk (regular or vanilla works great)
What You Do:
-Put all ingredients in a mason jar, put on the lid and shake it like a Polaroid picture.
-Place in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
-Stir the ingredients around, then place back in the refrigerator. I prefer to keep it over night to thicken up and be chilled, but you can start eating this after 2-3 hours of refrigeration. Just be sure to stir it first, chia seeds tend to stick together.
This keeps in the refrigerator for up to a week, so feel free to double up the recipe or make this amount and just take bites whenever you need that chocolate. That’s what I do!
So easy and delicious, so what are you waiting for?! Jump up on the Chia Seed Pudding train!
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This is chocalet-y goodness for sure!!! I need to try chia seeds!! xo, Biana –BlovedBoston
I had a chia seed lollipop last year and was REALLY impressed by how good it was! I really need to incorporate them more into my diet. This sounds so good! Although I love anything with peanut butter haha!
<3, Pamela
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I love the combo of chocolate and peanut butter, I will have to give this a try!
i think i’m the only person who has never had chia seeds, or at least not that i can recall. this looks tasty and the fact it has chocolate is a WIN for me!
Hooray! I don’t have a mason jar, so I might have to skip the “shake it like a polaroid picture” step, but this sounds awesome and super easy. Will definitely be making this!!!
I’m jumping on the Chia Seed Pudding train after I eat a piece of Reese cake. Lol. I actually love chia seeds and I buy that PB powder so I am excited to make this. 🙂
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Saved for when I get to go all crazy town with you healthy/worky outy girls. I’m still a little apprehensive about these chia seeds, but I know you wouldn’t steer me wrong.
This looks DELISH! Chocolate and peanut butter together is one of my all time favorites! This would be perfect for my late night sweet tooth cravings 🙂
Simple & sounds yummy!
This looks so good and simple to make. Love when these are easy to make.
Yum! And this looks so, so easy to make. Awesome combo. Thanks for sharing!
Nice!! Always looking for quick and easy snacks!
I have yet to try chia seed pudding. I’m a texture person, so I’m scared I won’t like it!
Now THIS is the way to get my guy to try chia seed pudding! He’s disgusted by the honey & almond milk based recipe I make!
What a fantastic idea! I’ve never tried anything like this before but would definitely like to!
nom nom!!! i love the choco chia seed pudding but to add peanut butter? BRILLIANT!
shut up and take my money! or rather, make it for me please. yum.
I love all things chia, I will have to try this! I want to try chia jam too!
I am not really a fan of chia seeds but everything else sounds really good.
Shake it like a Polaroid picture! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
I love some chocolate and peanut butter but I don’t like pudding. I want to. I just don’t. But if I did, I’d totally eat this.
OMG. I have SUCH a sweet tooth and have been struggling to cut things out. I am so excited to try this! I’ve never tried chia seeds before either- I’m a bit intimidated!
Yum, yum, YUM! We love us some chia seeds and I’m always looking for ways to use my PB2 differently!
I’ve never had chia seeds, but this makes me want to go try it since I’m a HUGE PB fan. Like obnoxiously love PB. Almost as much as my dogs… which is a lot. They go through a 6lb tub in a month. A LOT. lol
Still have never tried chia seed anything but it sounds delicious!
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