This is a delicious chia pudding dish made with apples and cinnamon that makes a great breakfast or dessert. Or even a snack.

One of our supermarkets often has marked down products and I saw a packet of frozen apples at such a marked down price that it would have been criminal not to pop them into my shopping trolley. I love the flavour combination of apple and cinnamon so thought I would make a chia pudding with the apples to make a delicious breakfast.
One of the best things about a chia pudding is that you can make it the night before and then grab a healthy breakfast if you are in a rush or just can't face cooking first thing in the morning. The chia pudding will keep you full and satisfied all morning too! Just make sure you also drink plenty of water too.

I did not add any sweetener to this dish as I found that the vanilla extract gave it enough sweetness for my taste. However, my tastes for sweetener may be lower than yours, so taste and adjust for your own dish.
Coconut would be a nice addition to this dish too. I might try that the next time.

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Apple Cinnamon Chia pudding
Ingredients
- 1 cup coconut milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 tbslpns 30g chia seeds
- 2 apples cored, cooked and chopped (about ¾ cup, 80g sliced)
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
Instructions
- Place the chia seeds in a container and add the vanilla extract and coconut milk.
- Mix together until the seeds are evenly distributed in the mixture.
- Add the remaining ingredients, cover the container and place in the fridge overnight.
- Serve with a topping of cinnamon, eat and enjoy!
Notes

Valerie
What do you mean cook the apples? How?
Angela Coleby
I cook them in a pan with a tablespoon or two of water for about 5-7 minutes until soft.
Raegan
This is the best chia pudding I have had. It’s delicious! Thank you!
Angela Coleby
You are welcome!
Diane
This looks delicious. How many servings does this make?
Angela Coleby
1 very large one, or 2 medium sized portions.
Rebecca
Do you purée the apples?
Angela Coleby
I grated mine, but you could used pureed
Sush
Looks yummy and love the simple recipe. I've included in one of my round up posts and linked it back to you. Cheers 🙂
Angela Coleby
Thanks! I'll share the link too!
Sophie33
I love a good chia pudding & yours looks just superb! Yummm!
Angela Coleby
Thanks Sophie! It's such an easy breakfast and makes a break from the eggs!
Sophie
I made it a few times no & changed the fruits every time!
Linda
You have such good ideas, Angela! Thanks for the recipe. I might add a little whey protein powder & walnuts to up the protein/fiber. Will definitely try!
Angela Coleby
Thanks Linda. I like the sound of walnuts to this too! Yum!