Keto Chocolate Chia Seed Pudding

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    3 h 3 min

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Keto Chocolate Chia Seed Pudding

103 ratings

Chia seeds are such a miracle to the dieting community. They add protein to your diet, and they have such a soft and addictive texture when soaked. Chocolatey cocoa powder brings chia seeds into the dessert realm, and a chopped strawberry adds natural sweetness for a healthy treat! There’s no shame in this recipe!

  • Net Carbs

    4.1 g

  • Fiber

    9.8 g

  • Total Carbs

    13.9 g

  • Protein

    6.2 g

  • Fats

    6.5 g

128 cals

Keto Chocolate Chia Seed Pudding

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Ingredients

  • Organic Black Chia Seed by Nutiva

    Organic Black Chia Seed by Nutiva

    1-½ tbsp

  • Beverages Almond Milk Unsweetened Shelf Stable

    Beverages Almond Milk Unsweetened Shelf Stable

    ½ cup

  • Vanilla Extract Imitation No Alcohol

    Vanilla Extract Imitation No Alcohol

    1 tsp

  • Cocoa Powder

    Cocoa Powder

    1 tbsp

  • Strawberries Raw

    Strawberries Raw

    1 medium

Recipe Steps

steps 2

3 h 3 min

  • Step 1

    In a bowl, combine the chia seeds, almond milk, vanilla, and cocoa powder with a whisk. Wrap the bowl in plastic and set it in the refrigerator for 3-4 hours.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Spoon the pudding into a serving container. Top the pudding with a chopped strawberry. Enjoy!
    Step 2

Comments 28

  • SplendidArugula469678

    SplendidArugula469678 2 days ago

    This is my favorite snack right now (or lunch when I double it). I use half the amount of cocoa powder to get rid of bitterness

    • Kim2far

      Kim2far 2 months ago

      So good. I actually added 1 t. of sugarfree strawberry jello to the recipe....which firms it up and gives the most delicious strawberry flavor without the real strawberries (since I do not have them in the house at the moment)....I also made it with half almond milk and half cream. It turned out to be only 1 net carb per 1/3 cup serving. So good Oh yes, I add 1 teaspoon of swerve sweetner as well.

      • PropitiousKetone805450

        PropitiousKetone805450 8 months ago

        This was delicious, added protein powder to it and dri,led with Almond shavings and almond butter with blueberries. Yum

        • LizPepper

          LizPepper 10 months ago

          This was good! I left it overnight and the texture was perfect. Next time I'm going to add a little sweetener. I had it with raspberries. Yum!

          • SuperArugula374881

            SuperArugula374881 2 years ago

            I followed the directions, but the pudding was soupy after 4 hours. Will try again overnight and/or increase the chia seeds to see if that helps.

            • SuperArugula374881

              SuperArugula374881 2 years ago

              I'm going to reply to my own comment because I now have this figured out and enjoy the chia pudding almost every day. First, this will not set in 4 hours, for me it takes at least 12 hours and 18-24 is better. I replace the cocoa with dutch processed cocoa (check the carbs), skip the vanilla, and use unsweetened almond milk. I don't bother with the strawberry, but do add stevia to make it sweet (my preference). If your pudding is still not setting, your chia seeds may be old. Another trick I learned was to stir the pudding well when you initially make it and then come back about 10 minutes later and give it another stir. Then let it set for 12-24 hours. The extra stir helps keep the chia seeds from sinking to the bottom.

            • nancyann203

              nancyann203 2 years ago

              Don't use almond milk, use either coconut milk from the can, or hea y cream

            • FantasticKale139690

              FantasticKale139690 2 years ago

              I usually use 2 T to 1/2 c milk

            • RemarkableKale573695

              RemarkableKale573695 2 years ago

              Did you find a solution? If not, I would suspect old chia seeds.

          • Blueskymum

            Blueskymum 2 years ago

            My new fave breakfast on the golf course. It's a winner.

            • Cha-Cha-Cha’

              Cha-Cha-Cha’ 2 years ago

              Boom yum

              • Sarahthompson

                Sarahthompson 2 years ago

                A fav in the morning!

                • MarvellousAvocado16159

                  MarvellousAvocado16159 3 years ago

                  Yummy! My whole family loves this chocolate pudding. The fresh strawberries are a wonder addition, I also serve with a dollop of coconut Ready-whip topping.

                  • VickieB

                    VickieB 3 years ago

                    I keep this pudding in my refrigerator at all times. It delicious and really hits the spot when I’m craving something sweet. I make a double batch so it lasts a few days. Making it in my Magic Bullet is a snap.

                    • FortuitousKale919732

                      FortuitousKale919732 10 months ago

                      Do you add all ingredients and then blend? I find the chia texture a bit difficult for me

                  • Fdr

                    Fdr 3 years ago

                    Make the night before and take out in the morning for a little before eating. Top with a bit of whipped cream! So delicious!

                    • SpectacularAvocado719841

                      SpectacularAvocado719841 3 years ago

                      Not usually a fan of Chia pudding but this one surprised me!!!! I ACTUALLY really like it. Hit the spot and has some desperately needed fibre 😬

                      • GorgeousMacadamia526944

                        GorgeousMacadamia526944 4 years ago

                        This is so good! I made almond milk from scratch and prepared this recipe. This morning I added a few raw pecans in with it. Yum.

                        • AmazingRadish282414

                          AmazingRadish282414 4 years ago

                          The pudding does not set up….Probably need to up the chia seeds

                          • MarvellousArugula559078

                            MarvellousArugula559078 4 years ago

                            Sub with raspberries warm the milk gently (Keko original) take off the heat first and add homemade full fat Greek yoghurt 1:1 and whisk good. The texture is so much nicer and creamier with yoghurt and the chia softeners up quicker thicker and you don’t need to leave overnight. Sweeten to taste.

                            • DansVlog

                              DansVlog 3 years ago

                              LMAO. You give the recipe a 5 star review but then you completely change the recipe cause YOU know better!!

                          • GorgeousArugula162894

                            GorgeousArugula162894 4 years ago

                            I substituted a few raspberries for the strawberry and it was delicious

                            • Lookinglite

                              Lookinglite 4 years ago

                              Used Swerve no calorie sweetener, cashew milk and heavy cream. I blend it a bit to break up the seeds (i hate having them stuck in my teeth - lol!)

                              • Lmac54

                                Lmac54 5 years ago

                                This was awesome, let sit overnight and part of day. Thickened up and put teaspoon of almond butter , had for after dinner snack.

                                • Donnalou55

                                  Donnalou55 5 years ago

                                  Don’t leave out the strawberries. Makes all the difference. Very good!

                                  • bash25

                                    bash25 5 years ago

                                    I think raspberries would be better. Less carbs!

                                  • LibbyHC

                                    LibbyHC 5 years ago

                                    Would it work with raspberries, taste or texture-wise?

                                  • SplendidRadish577742

                                    SplendidRadish577742 5 years ago

                                    You mean strawberry (singular) 😆