½cupcoconut milkor almond milk (any plant based milk will do!)
2 tspmaple syrup
2tbsppumpkin puree (unsweetened)not pumpkin pie filling
½tsppumpkin spice
Instructions
Mix all of the ingredients together in a bowl or jar until there are no chia seed clumps. 3 tbsp chia seeds½ cup coconut milk2 tsp maple syrup2 tbsp pumpkin puree (unsweetened)½ tsp pumpkin spice
This Chia Pumpkin Pudding is perfect for those watching their nutrition or trying to lose weight. It's a healthy and filling snack that can satisfy a sweet tooth–especially during pumpkin season!
Weight Watchers: When made with unsweetened unflavored almond milk and no coconut cream, this recipe is 6 2025 Plan Points | 7 Blue Plan Points | 7 Green Plan Points | 7 Purple Plan Points. Adding 2 tbsp of homemade coconut whipped cream adds 3 points on all plans.
You can reduce points on some plans by using sugar free maple syrup, or by reducing the maple syrup.
2025 Plan: Using sugar free syrup, this recipe has 4 points.
21 Day Fix/Ultimate Portion Fix: Chia seeds are 2 tablespoons = 1 orange. For this recipe, I'd reduce the milk to 1/4 cup and add 2 tablespoons of chia seeds (instead of 3). Slowly add up to 1/4 cup more milk in after an hour, depending on how thick you prefer your pudding.
Counts for one serving are 1 orange container, 1/2 tsp (for the milk), 2 sweetener tsp (for the syrup), and 1/2 green for the pumpkin. If making homemade coconut whipped cream, fill your blue container and add 1 blue to your counts.
2B Mindset: To round out this breakfast recipe, I'd add protein–that can be turkey bacon, eggs, or your favorite breakfast side.