The Viking – Spicy Liquorice chia pudding

The Viking - Spicy Liquorice chia pudding

Today’s recipe of The Viking – Spicy Liquorice chia pudding is brought to us by jessliciouskitchen

Chia pudding is the easiest breakfast, or snack that you can prepare the day before and then enjoy it in the morning. Everyone knows that chia seeds are great source of energy to start your day but this one with spicy pu’erh tea is packed with even more energy.

The great thing is that you won’t affect all the health benefits of the tea because chia pudding is uncooked. You can serve this pudding with mango that goes perfectly with all the spices in here and pinch of more cinnamon.

INGREDIENTS: 

Makes 3 servings

  • 150 ml of cooled The Viking tea
  • 250 ml of almond milk, Chai spiced almond milk is even better
  • 1 Tsp of cinnamon
  • 1/4 Tsp of cardamom
  • 5 Tbsp of white or regular chia seeds
  • 2-3 Tbsp of maple sirup
  • Mango for serving

The Viking - Spicy Liquorice chia pudding

INSTRUCTIONS: 

  1. Mix all the ingredients for chia pudding and give it in the fridge overnight.
  2. Serve spicy chia pudding in jars topped with sweet mango and sprinkled with cinnamon.
  3. Enjoy!

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WANT TO TRY RE-CREATING THIS RECIPE AT HOME?

Why not pop into our store and purchase a box of The Viking – Liquorice Digestif Pu’erh tea and if you are not a fan of liquorice tea, then I am sure you can find a blend that matches your character, as we have a character to match any given mood you might have.

A TEA SO MIGHTY, it’s worthy of Thor himself. Rich, earthy Pu’erh tea blended with liquorice, cinnamon, cardamom, aniseed and fennel. Pu’erh has been traditionally used for boosting metabolism and aiding digestion.

WHAT’S IN IT ?

Liquorice (30%), Chinese Pu-Erh Tea (28%), Cinnamon, Aniseed, Fennel, Cardamom.

Contains Caffeine.