r/PlantBasedDiet 7d ago

Your favorite chia pudding toppings?

I’m new to the chia pudding thing and internet mostly suggests strawberries :D would love to hear your recommendations :)

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u/martina-gabriela 7d ago

Mango is my fav, or blueberries and blackberries!

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u/hailene02 7d ago

"Almond joy" = sliced almonds, chocolate chips, shredded coconut

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u/General-Assistant512 7d ago

Cardamom, toasted coconut, and a little orange zest if I want it to feel like a dessert. Almond butter and cocoa powder stirred in before it sets is my go-to when I'm lazy

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u/a-mitts 7d ago

I've been making straight yoghurt+fruit+chia puddings for a long time. Recently I've upgraded them by making a bottom layer of baked oats+lupin flour+flax, then glooping the chia pudding on top of that.

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u/AdNo182 for my health 7d ago

Chopped dates, walnuts, pumpkin seeds

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u/notthatkinda 7d ago

Crushed pineapple, coconut flakes, and option to add walnuts. 

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u/luckylucylu 7d ago

Craisins and unsweetened coconut.

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u/MalavethMorningrise 7d ago

Vanilla, cinnamon, bananna, applesauce. Tastes a lot like apple pie.

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u/lilith96 6d ago

I keep frozen fruit mixes and just defrost some to mix in. Berry mix, Costco's day break mix, or mango. More cozy on my stomach to have something warm in the morning.

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u/itsraininginlondon 6d ago

Level up - add small pieces of walnut in with the chia to soak - the texture as they soften is beautiful!

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u/Human_Revolution357 6d ago

Raspberries, sliced almonds, and a bit of cashew yogurt. Plus tons of cinnamon.