I read an article recently titled “8 Things that Prove that You’re Basic.” One of them was using the hashtag #RoséAllDay.
Well, I guess that makes me pretty darn basic! But I think I’m okay with it 😉
This Rosé Chia Cup, on the other hand, is anything but basic!
What elevates this easy vegan chia pudding recipe and really makes it pop are these Red Beet Crystals from Flora (US/CA)!
I think it comes as no surprise that chia pudding has become a staple for me, and I’m sure for many of you fellow vegans, and non-vegans, too! It’s so great and easy to make. I just love how you can dress it up with whatever ingredients are your favorite.
I grabbed a to-go chia pudding cup at a shop in Union Station on a trip to Montreal recently. It was a coconut milk base, with almond butter and maple syrup! *drool*
Of course, you know I try to live a life that’s all about the health benefits.
Red beets are packed with rich antioxidants and nutrients like:
- Immune-boosting vitamin C
- Potassium which is great for nerve and muscle function
- Manganese which is great for your bones, liver, kidneys, and pancreas
Definitely #begoodtoyourbody approved by me!
Something worth mentioning is that while this post is in fact sponsored by Flora, I am truly a big believer in what they stand for. They have a range of products I genuinely love and encourage you to check out (US/CA).
Ok, now for the recipe: this towering pudding cup!
#RoséAllDay Red Beet Chia Pudding
Notes
* You don’t need to add a sweetener, but I really do find it enhances the taste.
** Himalayan salt for bonus points 🙂
Ingredients
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a glass bowl and whisk together until there are no chia seeds left floating on top.
- Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or lid and leave in the fridge to firm up for at least two hours.
Red Beet Crystals are definitely a superfood I like to keep stocked in my pantry. They add pops of color and health benefits to so many meals!
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