
Creamy, spiced, and satisfying in a way that feels almost indulgent, this chia pudding is proof that eating to support your gut doesn't have to mean suffering through bland food. Full-fat coconut milk gives it a rich, velvety base, while ground cinnamon and vanilla powder add warmth and depth without relying on any sugar or sweeteners that could feed unwanted yeast. Pure stevia keeps things just sweet enough, and a pinch of sea salt ties the whole flavor together beautifully. The double-whisk technique in the instructions is a small but smart move — it keeps the chia seeds evenly distributed so you get a smooth, pudding-like texture rather than a clumpy mess. After a few hours in the fridge, it sets into something genuinely luxurious that you'll want to eat straight from the jar. A handful of fresh blueberries or raspberries on top adds a bright, juicy contrast that makes this feel like a real treat. It makes two servings, so it's perfect for meal-prepping a couple of breakfasts or snacks at the start of the week.
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Shake or stir the can of coconut milk well before opening to recombine any separated cream. Pour the coconut milk into a medium bowl.
Add the chia seeds, ground cinnamon, stevia powder, vanilla powder, and sea salt to the bowl. Whisk vigorously for about 1 minute until the stevia and spices are fully dispersed and no clumps remain.
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