I make a large batch so that I can eat a teacup of it at least once a day during my Luteal Phase. The large amount of fiber and absorptive nature of chia help sweep out excess estrogen and toxins. The protein is awesome to help you create healthy hormones. The chocolate full of rich minerals like magnesium that help ease cramps, just like anti inflammatory cinnamon. I add vanilla to mine because that makes me feel like I’m eating dessert yet it has no sugar! Finally we go with FULL FAT coconut milk because our adrenals need it. Because our gut needs it…Here’s the step by step for a Stash sized Chocolate Chia Pudding:





Here’s a single serving recipe.
2TBS Chia
1/2c coconut milk -or any milk you like
1/2tsp vanilla powder
a pinch of saltPlace all of this in a jar and shake! This is your free shoulder and arms workout for the day. You’re welcome!
Add 1 TBS cacao and a pinch of cinnamon for a chocolate version! -to be honest I ALWAYS make the chocolate version ;) I also add cacao nibs to mine!
As I mentioned before I make this in bulk. When I make the small one for the day I add nuts, cacao nibs, goji berries, hemp seeds, maca, whatever I have on hand and looks good. I encourage you to do the same!
always feel free to top with fresh berries, banana slices, crunchy nuts like almonds or pistachios or even a spoonful of organic peanut butter. You know I’m a crunch girl!



Do you have a vanilla recipe? I don’t eat chocolate.
Super easy Beatrice! Just leave out the chocolate and add a full tsp of vanilla!
Whether it’s a dessert or a snack, chia seed pudding’s versatility is unmatched. It’s a delightful canvas for endless flavor combinations, making every bite a delightful experience!