Brownie Batter Chia Pudding

This Brownie Batter Chia Pudding is brownie batter flavored! It’s just like licking the batter out of the bowl. It tastes like a naughty dessert but it’s really a healthy one!

This recipe uses chia seeds, mixed with cocoa powder and creamy coconut milk, sweetened with raw honey or your preferred sweetener. 

Remember when you were a kid and you used to lick the batter from the bowl when your mom was baking something?  

That was sooo good!  

I still lick the batter from the bowl!

This Brownie Batter Chia Pudding reminds me sooo much of brownie batter!

It’s so easy to make too!  It always amazes me how just a few tablespoons of chia seeds thicken up and turn into pudding.  

I hope you enjoy this easy snack or dessert (whatever you classify it as). If you want more snack ideas make sure to check out my ebook, The Grain-Free Snacker, or for easy Paleo desserts check out Indulge.

My print cookbook Ditch the Wheat has a whole chapter devoted to Paleo snacks.

Can you tell I have a sweet tooth?

This is a paleo chia seed pudding and it can be made into a keto chia seed pudding if you use erythritol or your preferred sweetener.

Brownie Batter Chia Pudding Tools

For this recipe you will need:

• Small bowl
• Measuring spoons and cups 
• Whisk 
• Airtight storage container for storage

Brownie Batter Chia Pudding Ingredients

• some coconut milk
• cocoa powder
• raw honey or preferred sweetener (use stevia, erythritol, or monk fruit for keto)
• lemon juice
• Himalayan sea salt
• chia seeds

How to Make Brownie Batter Chia Pudding

1. In a small bowl, gently whisk the coconut milk, cocoa powder, raw honey, lemon juice, and salt until just blended.
2. Whisk in the chia seeds; let stand 5 minutes. Stir to distribute the seeds if they have settled.
3. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours before eating.
4. Spoon the pudding into 1 serving bowl or glass and serve.
5. Top with desired toppings.  I used banana slices and chopped pecans.

How do store chia seed pudding

Chia seed pudding will last 5 days if you store them in an airtight container in your refrigerator. You can also keep them stored in your freezer for up to 3 months. 

How can I make this chia pudding keto-friendly?

You can easily make this chia pudding keto-friendly by using erythritol instead of raw honey.

Can I use different milk instead of coconut milk?

I love using coconut milk because it is dairy-free and adds a creaminess but you can use any milk you want like almond milk, oat milk, regular milk, etc.

More Gluten Free Snack Ideas

I love snacks and below is a list of easy-to-make gluten free snacks you will love.

• Lemon Bliss Balls
• Pumpkin Protein Balls
• Pecan Pie Larabars
• Campfire Banana Boats
• Paleo Almond Butter Cookies
• Plantain Chips
• Sweet Potato Chips
• Parsnip Chips
• Lemon Coconut Macaroons
• Paleo Strawberry Breakfast Cookies
• Nut Free Granola

If you love snacks here are more Paleo desserts and Paleo snacks!

Brownie Batter Chia Pudding Recipe

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