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Sunbutter Chia Pudding

Ali Segersten (author)
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Serve this nutrient-dense nut-free treat as an after-school snack for your children, or pack a jar in your child's lunchbox! This pudding recipe also makes a great treat to have on hand during the summer months. Store in covered jars in your refrigerator for up to a week. 

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Sunbutter Chia Pudding (vegan, gluten-free)

Ingredients
1 cups sunflower seed butter
2 cups non-dairy milk
⅓ cups maple syrup
⅛ teaspoons sea salt
6 tablespoons chia seeds
5.0 5 reviews

Nat…

Sep 4, 2026

I made this with almond butter I I also added cinnamon + nutmeg on top. Because this is a breakfast food for me I add less maple syrup, but the original recipe as written is VERY good!

Rho…

Apr 27, 2025

Amazing!! So decadent!

Jes…

Feb 24, 2025

Wow! This IS delicious. Next time, I’m going to add less sweetener.

chr…

Sep 24, 2024

this is my new favorite chia seed snack. the combo of flavors is excellent and soooooo easy to make. i sometimes eat it with a scoop of Greek non sweetened yogurt. i'm making the next batch with plain kefir for the milk. i've used soy and almond milk and both were great.

Kri…

Apr 30, 2024

I like them all but THIS chia pudding is OUTSTANDING! I can't get enough of it. What a great flavor combo. I've made it with three types of non-dairy milk so far and they were all great. I also accidentally blended up the chia and though it was a sticky mass in consistency, I devoured every bite of it. Thanks for introducing me to a new healthy treat that I can call dessert, breakfast, or snack, eat on the run, make ahead of time, etc.