This matcha chia pudding is made with chia seeds, matcha powder and almond milk. Made in 10-minutes, it's smooth, aromatic, and so zen. Chia pudding is a great breakfast or snack to-go. A simple and nourishing breakfast to start your day!
This Matcha Chia Pudding is the perfect breakfast option when you need something nourishing and zen. It combines matcha, chia seeds and almond milk for a creamy, earthy and energizing breakfast. I hope you enjoy this scrumptious vegan pudding as much as I do.
This Matcha Chia Pudding is…
Made with simple ingredients
Vegan
Gluten-free
Smooth and creamy
Newbie-cook approved
Ingredient Notes
This matcha chia seed pudding only requires a few quality star ingredients:
Whole chia seeds are the creamy base of this pudding. I’ve used both black chia seeds and white chia seeds and they both work perfectly in this recipe.
Any plant-based milk will work. I recipe tested with almond milk and oat milk and both worked great! My preference is to use homemade versions because they’re richer and creamier in taste and thickness – which results in a better tasting chia pudding.
Last but not least, you’ll need a really good quality matcha powder. When purchasing it’s best to buy varieties that are “ceremonial grade” as they are the highest quality. In my experience, lower quality matcha powders can be bitter in taste and tend to clump more easily.
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How to Make Matcha Chia Pudding
Making chia pudding at home is incredibly quick and easy! Here’s how to do it:
add almond milk and chia to a bowl and whisk to combineadd the matcha powder to the chia puddingadd the matcha powder and whisk againpour in the agave syrup to sweetenOnce thickened scoop into your favourite bowls or jars.Top with fresh fruit and enjoy!
Topping Suggestions
The best part about making homemade chia pudding is you can load up your creamy matcha pudding with as many toppings as you’d like. Here are a few of my favourites:
Fresh fruit – Try sliced banana, tart pineapple chunks, kiwi or even citrus fruits like orange slices.
Fresh berries – I love using fresh strawberries, frozen or fresh raspberries, blueberries or tart blackberries.
Dried coconut – Both unsweetened coconut flakes and sweetened coconut flakes would be delicious. You could also use toasted coconut flakes for a delightful nutty flavor and crispy texture.
Chocolate – Some people love the combination of chocolate and matcha. Try sprinkling some dairy free chocolate chips or cacao nibs on your matcha for an added anti-oxidant boost!
Nuts and seeds – Add a crunch with slivered almonds, pumpkin seeds, chopped hazelnuts, and pecans.
Nut butter – If you’re looking to add additional healthy fats in your diet, adding a dollop of your favourite nut butter or seed butter. (I’d recommend almond butter or tahini!).
Storage Instructions
This matcha pudding recipe is an excellent meal-prep recipe because it will keep in the refrigerator for up to 5 days. For best storage, keep in an airtight container. This will keep the creamy base moist and creamy for as long as possible.
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This matcha chia pudding is made with chia seeds, matcha powder and almond milk. Made in 10-minutes, it's smooth, aromatic, and so zen. Chia pudding is a great breakfast or snack to-go. A simple and nourishing breakfast to start your day!
Combine chia and almond milk in a bowl. Whisk to combine. Wait 5 minutes and stir again to stop clumps from forming. Add matcha and whisk to combine. Place in fridge to absorb for at least 20 mins.*
When ready to eat remove chia from fridge and stir to remove any formed clumps. Add more almond milk if desired for preferred pudding consistency. Optional to add agave to taste.
Pour chia pudding into two bowls and top with your favourite toppings! I like banana and coconut flakes. It's also delicious with berries.
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Notes
*The longer you wait the thicker the chia pudding will become. Wait at least 20 minutes to thicken. I prefer to make the night before and let thicken overnight. Matcha chia pudding will keep in fridge for 3-5 days.Nutrition information is a rough estimate.
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Delicious recipe! My whole family enjoyed this. I increased the servings to 6 so we’d have leftovers for breakfast for the next couple of days.