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I have just discovered chia pudding. If you like Boba tea, (is that what it's called?) it's got that same bubble poppy, feel, if you don't, puree / grind the chia first. 1tbsp chia, Add whatever flavor you like, chocolate pudding mix, drinking chocolate, whatever. And a cup of whatever milk you like (or water). (I add some flax meal but it kinda tastes like dirt a little, especially if you put too much.) add whatever protein powder, pea protein is flavourless. Bam, tastes like chocolate pudding. Good fibre, good brain food (aka omega something something) I actually find I have more energy when I eat it. I make a jar of it and just have a couple of table / tea spoons a day. Good for a few days to a week. Oh, wait a few hours to overnight for it to solidify.
That sounds fantastic, will try soon!
Also nice: Sago pudding
Was introduced to it during my vacation is Sri Lanka (lovely place).
Basically starchy pearls in a milk (or substitute with coconut milk) that is spiced with cardamom, cinnamon and other optional spices like kithul syrup or jaggery