Recipes

Blood Sugar Balancing Vanilla, Cinnamon & Cardamon Chia Pudding

Written by Rebecca Collins on July 26, 2024

Gut smarter

Warming spices like cinnamon and cardamom stimulate digestion and assist with blood sugar regulation. Chia puddings are a great source of plant-based omega 3’s that combat inflammation and modulate stress. Full of protein and collagen goodness and tastes delicious. 

Serves 2 | Gluten-free 

Ingredients:

Method: 

  1. Using a small bowl or jug, add your milk, protein, collagen, spices, vanilla essence and honey. 
  2. Using a normal or electric hand-held whisk, blend everything until smooth and no clumps remain. 
  3. Using two small jars or glass containers add 2 and a half tablespoons of chia seeds to each. Pour in the protein mixture as evenly distributed as possible and whisk with a fork to combine. 
  4. Cover the chia pudding with a lid and set in the fridge for a minimum of 3 hours or ideally overnight.
  5. Once set, top with Greek yoghurt, granola, hemp seeds and raspberries if desired. Dig in and enjoy! 

Notes:

  • Mixing the chia pudding every 3 hours while setting will ensure a nice creamy chia, however, this is not necessary. 
  • These chia puddings last in the fridge for a week.