Raspberry & Coconut Chia Pudding

By Geneviève Plante, Author, speaker and food blogger

Raspberry & Coconut Chia Pudding

Photo credit: Nathalie Charron

Looking to impress and add a pop of color to your Easter brunch table? This raspberry and coconut milk chia pudding is as beautiful as it is delicious. It’s fresh, creamy, and perfectly balanced to start your day off on a sweet note.

As an added bonus, it’s made with Bio-K+’s vegan fermented pea-based drinkable probiotic (raspberry flavor)—a delicious way to add a touch of wellness to your brunch while supporting your gut microbiome. What more could you ask for?

Beautiful, delicious… and guaranteed to have your guests asking for the recipe!

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YIELD: 5 PUDDINGS

INGREDIENTS

1 can (400 ml) coconut milk

1 Bio-K+ vegan fermented pea-based probiotic drink (raspberry flavor)

1½ cups raspberries

1 small cooked and peeled beet

¼ cup maple syrup

1 tsp vanilla extract

⅛ to ¼ tsp sea salt (to taste)

6 tbsp black chia seeds

 

Suggested toppings

Plain Greek yogurt, to taste (or a dairy-free option for a 100% plant-based recipe)

Unsweetened shredded coconut

A few raspberries

 

PREPARATION

  • In a blender, blend the coconut milk with the probiotic drink, raspberries, beets, maple syrup, vanilla, and salt until completely smooth. Pour into a large bowl.
  • Add the chia seeds to the bowl and whisk well to combine. Transfer to a container, cover, and refrigerate for at least 4 hours, until it reaches a pudding-like consistency.
  • Divide the mixture into small jars, then top with yogurt (or a dairy-free option), coconut, and raspberries, if desired. Enjoy.

NOTE

This recipe calls for black chia seeds purely for their visual effect, since they stand out more. But if you have white chia seeds on hand, that works just as well—no need to run to the grocery store!

 

Geneviève Plante

Author, speaker and food blogger

About the author

Créativité, authenticité et intuition, voilà comment Geneviève Plante conçoit la cuisine au quotidien. Une passion que cette véritable gourmande partage depuis six ans au travers de son blogue culinaire Vert Couleur Persil. Elle a écrit six livres de recettes : Histoires de salades (2016), Houmous & Cie (2017), Vert Couleur Persil – Mes recettes simples et gourmandes (Les Éditions La Presse - 2019), Les Collations (2020), Bientôt dans votre assiette (Les Éditions La Presse - 2021) et L’heure de la soupe (Les Éditions La Presse - 2022).

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