Tiramisu-style Chia Pudding
This tiramisu chia pudding packs all the classic dessert flavours into a creamy, fibre-rich snack. Quick to make and easily adaptable for decaf or dai...ry-free options, it’s perfect any time of day. Read more This tiramisu chia pudding packs all the classic dessert flavours into a creamy, fibre-rich snack. Quick to make and easily adaptable for decaf or dairy-free options, it’s perfect any time of day.
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Gather and prepare your ingredients.
In a jar or bowl, mix chia seeds, cacao, milk, maple syrup, and coffee. Stir well and let sit for 5–10 minutes. Stir again to break up clumps, then let it sit for another 10 minutes, until thickened.
Top with yoghurt and sprinkle with a little more cacao powder, if desired.
User comments (12)
Made this a few times now with variations. Nice texture, but basic recipe was bland and needed much stronger coffee flavour. I omitted the maple syrup as I avoid added sugar, and the sweetness was fine. Added a layer of crushed walnuts on the bottom for a change of texture, plus a few sprinkled on top for garnish - this worked well. Added some coffee liquer to get a stronger coffee flavour. Subs drinking chocolate powder for cocoa once as I didn't have any, and that makes it sweeter so if you do this, don't add any extra sugar!
I changed the flavours in this recipe and it was delicious. I used 2 metric tablespoons of chia seeds, some pistachios, goji berries and cardamom with soy milk. For sweetness's I used date syrup. It was delicious. Tasted like a healthy version of payasam.
Delicious; ingredient ratios idea, although I only used 1tsp maple syrup, soy milk, (cacao, chia & coffee as per recipe) & topped with Greek yoghurt, blueberries & a dusting of Ceylon cinnamon
I prepared this recipe and found out that the coffee should be really strong and that adding a Tbsp white wine plus additional 2Tbsp of Maple Syrup add a perfect Tiramisu flavor.
Really delicious. I made it with decade coffee for a dinner dessert with a touch of coffee liquor. Quite a treat!
Needs more oomph for flavour possibly missing the coffee liqueur?
Tasty and filling. Would make again
As above.
Very easy to make and very tasty
Nice and simple with ingredients I’d generally have in the house. I’m not a massive pudding fan, but very much enjoyed this.
Did you mean it feeds 6 ?
I skipped the sugar and it was still yummy,