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Raspberry and coconut chia pud (with adaptation for low-FODMAP)

29/3/2019

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This chia pudding has a fresh, sweet, tart flavour. It’s great for breakfast or a healthy dessert. Please note that all chia pud recipes can adapted to be low-FODMAP by swapping dairy milk for any of the following:
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  • Almond milk 
  • Macadamia milk 
  • Unsweetened Quinoa milk 
  • Quinoa milk with Chia 
  • Hemp milk
  • Rice milk
  • Coconut milk (Limit During Phase One of FODMAP due to Sorbitol levels)
Greek yoghurt is slightly different from regular yoghurt, because it goes through an extra processing step. To make traditional Greek yoghurt, once the yoghurt has been through the usual fermentation phase, it is then strained and the watery part is discarded. The benefit of this is that when the watery whey is strained and discarded, much of the lactose goes with it. Therefore, you might find that traditional Greek yogurt can stay! 
NB: Keep and eye out for "Greek style" yoghurt . This has not been through the straining process that lowers the lactose. Instead it contains added thickeners, to help simulate the texture of true Greek yoghurt. Eye roll. Read the ingredients list to be sure. 

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Ingredients
  • 2 1/4 cups full-fat milk
  • 2/3 cup raspberries, fresh or frozen
  • 3/4 cups chia seeds
  • A few drops of natural vanilla essence or 1/2 teaspoon vanilla powder
  • 1 dessert spoon of granulated stevia (or a few drops of liquid)​
To serve
  • 2 tablespoons Greek yogurt (we only use full fat) or coconut yogurt
  • ~5 crushed walnuts
Directions
1.     Prepare a few small jars (jam jar sized) or one big jar (we reuse our 750g coconut oil jars).
2.     Gently warm the milk in a medium-sized saucepan.
3.     Once the milk is warm, add the chia, stevia and vanilla. Whisk, and keep it moving so that the chia seeds don’t clump together.
4.     Meanwhile, toast the coconut in a frying pan over medium heat until it starts to turn to a golden brown and smells like a tropical dream. Keep it moving… it goes from ‘not ready’ to ‘burnt’ very quickly! (Better still, toast one big batch and keep it in the fridge for up to a month so you don’t need to do this step every time!).
5.     Once the chia has thickened, remove from heat.
6.     Layer the pudding, raspberries and coconut directly into the jars. Start with some raspberries, then some chia mix, then some coconut. Repeat until the jars are full.
7.     Let the jars of goodness cool before putting them in the fridge, ready for breakfast.
8.     Serve with yogurt and walnuts.
3 Comments
Sally
12/4/2019 12:32:16 am

This was really tasty. After a few batches of the raspberry version, I swapped the raspberries for grated apple, blueberries and cinnamon which went down a treat!

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Hilary
25/4/2019 11:27:59 am

I made this substituting almond milk, skipping the coconut and it was the perfect blend of sweet and texture. So delicious! Exactly what I need to satisfy my evening sweet tooth.

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Natalya
6/6/2019 05:59:42 am

This was my first attempt at a chia pudding recipe and I am really happy I gave i t a go! Didn't have raspberries but I used tinned peaches in juice to add some natural sweetness.

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