Raspberry Chia Pudding

Jump To Recipe ★★★★★ 5 reviews // posted May 10, 2021 by Jessica Hoffman

Raspberry Chia Pudding is an easy and healthy recipe to make that can be enjoyed for breakfast, a snack or even a healthy dessert. This chia pudding is vegan, gluten-free and can easily be made keto if needed!

raspberry chia pudding in a white speckled bowl with a spoon in it

Why you’ll love this recipe

Raspberries are one of my all-time favourite fruits and I love using raspberries in recipes from cookies to bars to chia pudding! This is probably one of my favourite go-to chia pudding recipes for a healthy breakfast or dessert. Here’s why you’ll love it:

Chia seeds are packed with SO many health benefits making them a nutritious option.
This recipe is naturally vegan, gluten-free grain-free, refined sugar-free and can be easily made keto (just substitute the maple syrup in the recipe for a keto sugar substitute.)
This chia pudding is perfect for meal planning and can be made ahead of time for an easy on-the-go breakfast.

Ingredients you’ll need

Chia seeds: can’t make a chia pudding without chia seeds! You can use either light, dark or mixed chia seeds. They are all the same and will give you the same result.

Almond milk: Homemade or store-bought. You can substitute any type of plant-based milk you love. If you want a creamier chia pudding, opt for full-fat coconut milk

Raspberries: fresh or frozen, they both work. Though fresh raspberries tend to have a more intense flavour.

Maple syrup: to sweeten. You can sub any sweetener you like, such as agave or honey (for a non-vegan option)

Vanilla extract: just a hint for some extra flavour. Make sure to use 100% pure vanilla extract here.

How to make this Raspberry Chia Pudding

Start by making the “raspberry milk” by blending the raspberries, almond milk, maple syrup and vanilla together in a blender.

raspberries and almond milk in a blender

Then add the raspberry milk to a bowl with the chia seeds and mix together until combined.

blended raspberries and almond milk in a clear mixing bowl

a hand pouring chia seeds into a bowl of raspberry almond milk

Place the bowl covered in the fridge to set for minimum 1 hour, but ideally overnight.

raspberry chia pudding in a clear mixing bowl

Serve topped with your favourite toppings!

Storage tips

Store this chia pudding sealed in the fridge for up to 5 days. You can either store it in a container, in a large mason jar, or in small mason jars so you have individual portions ready to go.

While you can technically freeze chia pudding, I find it does alter the texture and makes it less creamy, so I personally recommend just making a new batch rather than freezing.

Tips for making this recipe perfectly

Frozen raspberries can have a bit more liquid in them than fresh raspberries, so you may want to add an extra tablespoon of chia seeds if you use frozen raspberries for the recipe.
Want a more rich and creamy chia pudding? Use full-fat coconut milk for the recipe.
Use whatever toppings you love! Fresh fruit, cacao nibs and crushed nuts are great options.

More chia pudding recipes to try

raspberry chia pudding in a bowl topped with raspberries

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