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Creamy purple blueberry chia pudding in a white bowl, topped with a few blueberries

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Instant Blueberry Chia Pudding

A quick, creamy blueberry breakfast with Greek yogurt, vanilla protein powder, and chia seeds.

5 min prepNo cookingMakes 1 serving
~350calories
~50 gprotein

Source estimate per serving, without optional toppings.

What you need

For the whole recipe · 1 serving

Pudding

  • 2 tbsp
    chia seeds
  • ¼ cup
    very hot water
  • ¾ cup
    plain or vanilla Greek yogurt
  • 1 serving
    vanilla protein powder, measured according to the package label
  • ⅓ cup
    blueberries

Optional toppings

  • To taste
    granola, almond butter, extra blueberries, or honey

How to make it

About 5 minutes, plus optional chilling.

  1. Start the chia gel.In a heat-safe bowl, stir the chia seeds into the very hot water for about 30 seconds, until the mixture begins to gel.
  2. Blend the blueberry base.Blend the Greek yogurt, vanilla protein powder, and blueberries together until the mixture is smooth.
  3. Stir together.Spoon the blueberry mixture into the hydrated chia seeds and mix thoroughly.
  4. Finish and serve.Add any optional toppings and eat right away, or refrigerate the pudding if you prefer a thicker texture.

Your portion. The whole recipe makes one serving. Optional toppings add to the nutrition totals.

Use the serving size on your protein powder label; one serving is not necessarily one scoop.

Contains milk from the Greek yogurt. Check the protein powder and topping labels for other allergens; almond butter contains almonds.

Healthy Kitchen reports about 350 calories and 50 g protein using nonfat Greek yogurt and Promix Vanilla Whey, without toppings. These are the source’s estimates, not a separate calculation. Your yogurt, protein powder, serving size, and toppings will change the totals.

Adapted from Healthy Kitchen: Instant Blueberry Chia Pudding