First, let's talk about how stunning the color of this purple sweet potato protein chia pudding recipe is. I have had many people tell me this is the best-tasting chia pudding ever. The wonderful notes of cardamon and vanilla complement the nutrient rich sweet potato in this chia pudding recipe.
What child could resist the color of this nutritious breakfast or snack? Whether you make this recipe for yourself or your child, it will be a hit in any household.
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- 💖 Why You'll Love This Purple Sweet Potato Protein Chia Pudding Recipe?
- 😋 Simply The Best Tasting Chia Seed Pudding Recipe!
- 😴 Dreamy And Delicious Quick Breakfast Recipe
- 💜 Purple Sweet Potato Health Benefits
- 🩺 Chia Seed Health Benefits
- 🧡 Learn How to Make a Sweet Potato Chia Pudding Recipe
- 📖 Recipe
- 😀 Enjoy This Best Tasting Gut Healthy Chia Pudding Recipe!
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- 📚 References
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💖 Why You'll Love This Purple Sweet Potato Protein Chia Pudding Recipe?
- High Fiber - Fiber rich breakfast made with only a few simple ingredients.
- Easy Meal Prep Recipe - Perfect breakfast to make in bigger batches for weekly meal prep.
- Brain & Gut Health Friendly - Made with ingredients nourishing for the brain and good gut health.
😋 Simply The Best Tasting Chia Seed Pudding Recipe!
Chia pudding is high in fiber and rich in Omega 3s. I also love how simple this recipe is to prepare. You can even double the recipe to meal prep a few extra servings for the week.
I would be surprised if you didn't love this chia pudding made with almond milk if you are a vegan. The flavor profile of this purple yam chia pudding is out of this world delicious. If you want to try out some of my other chia seed recipes, chia seed pudding made easy.
😴 Dreamy And Delicious Quick Breakfast Recipe
Purple sweet potato super food powder has a slightly nutty flavor and provides the body with additional potassium, as well as calcium. This ingredient is optional, but adds additional nutrients, and gives a nice deep purple hue to the purple sweet potato chia pudding.
💜 Purple Sweet Potato Health Benefits
This beautiful tuber vegetable is also known as a purple yam in this chia pudding recipe. This particular purple sweet potato is less sweet than a traditional orange sweet potato.
It is a fantastic choice for an individual looking to lower their glycemic index spike, because this sweet potato rates lower on that index scale, which makes it perfect for those on a diabetic friendly diet.
🩺 Chia Seed Health Benefits
To start with, one ounce of chia seeds packs a punch fiber in the fiber department. One ounce is equivalent to about 2 tablespoons of chia seeds. In 2 tablespoons of chia seeds, you will provide your body with 11 grams of fiber.
If you didn't know this, fiber helps keep you full. So by increasing your fiber intake, you will feel fuller for longer between meals. So, no more growling stomachs in that morning meeting. That is why this cookie dough overnight oat recipe is perfect for a filling breakfast.
Key Nutrients of Chia Seeds
Calcium | Manganese | Magnesium | Phosphorus | Zinc | Vitamin B3 | Vitamin B1 | Vitamin B2 | Fiber | Antioxidants | Protein | Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Chia seeds also contain decent amounts of protein, and since this is a seed, this would be an excellent protein option for vegans or vegetarians. The ancient Mayan word for strength is "chia". Chia seeds definitely live up to that quality.
These little seeds pack a huge nutritional punch. They are such an excellent energy-boosting ingredient to add to any dish.
Studies have also found that by consuming chia seeds, it can help lower cardiovascular risks by up to 17%. There are also benefits to reduced cholesterol levels, weight loss, and increased satiety by adding chia seeds into the diet (1).
🧡 Learn How to Make a Sweet Potato Chia Pudding Recipe
Learn how easy it is to make a gut healthy chia pudding recipe made with purple sweet potatoes.
📖 Recipe
Purple Sweet Potato Protein Chia Pudding
Equipment
Ingredients
- 2 scoops vanilla protein powder
- 1 medium sweet potato, purple (Cooked)
- ¼ cup chia seeds
- 1 cup milk of choice (Unsweetened Almond MIlk)
- 1 ½ tablespoons maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- ½ teaspoon cardamon, ground
- 1 teaspoon purple sweet potato powder (Optional)
OPTIONAL TOPPINGS:
- blueberries
- coconut flakes, unsweetened (Unsweetened)
- raw cacao nibs
- coconut chips, toasted
- coconut cream
Instructions
- First roast the sweet potatoes in a baking dish inside a 400 degree oven for 30 minutes.
- Mash the cooked sweet potato in a bowl. Add the rest of the ingredients to combine well until creamy and smooth.
- In two medium-sized airtight containers or mason jars, divide the mixture into two servings.
- Refrigerate for at least 20 minutes, 4 hours is optimal, or even overnight.
- To serve, divide into 2 serving dishes and top with some additional topping suggestions.
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Nutrition
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Recipe Key Nutrients
Fiber | Protein | Iron | Vitamin D | Calcium | Potassium
😀 Enjoy This Best Tasting Gut Healthy Chia Pudding Recipe!
If you make this purple sweet potato protein chia pudding recipe, let me know in the comment section below. I personally feel this is the best-tasting chia pudding ever.
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📚 References
- The Nutrition Source. 2021. Chia Seeds. [online] Available at: <https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/food-features/chia-seeds/> [Accessed 31 January 2021].
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