Overnight chia pudding with swirls of blended mango in every bite then topped with freshly cut mango and mint for garnish. This overnight mango chia pudding is the most amazing summer breakfast.
It’s almost the 4th of July! Are you taking advantage of the long weekend?
Hopefully you’re kicking back, relaxing with a cold drink, and enjoying the sunshine with lots of good food.
I’m hoping I will be. My plans are almost never solid until the day of.
With summer in full swing, I love the idea of using fruits in all my meals. From drinks to salads to breakfast, I’m taking advantage of all those stone fruits, all those berries, all those figs, and all those melons. So many different options! I’m excited.
So today, you and I are having another overnight chia pudding for breakfast, and this time it’s mango galore.
You really have to love mangos to enjoy this amazing chia pudding. Mango blended into every single delicious bite with a hint of almond, and then, because I just had to, topped with even more mango.
How much more summery and tropical can breakfast get, right?
I would totally wake up in the morning for this mango chia pudding. Healthy, easy to make, and soo incredibly delicious.
You won’t regret it. I promise.
First, placed sliced mango into a blender and blend until smooth.
In a large cup or jar, pour in the chia seeds.
Next, add in the almond milk and granulated sugar. Stir until the chia seeds are evenly mixed and not clumping together at the bottom. If the chia seeds are stuck together, they will remain seeds and not expand.
Add the blended mango into the chia seed mixture and stir until well distributed.
Refrigerate the mango chia seed mixture overnight.
Before serving the mango chia pudding the next morning, you can top the pudding with freshly cut mango. I cut mine into small cubes.
Serve the mango chia pudding cold.
This serves one to two people depending on if you want this as a meal or as a snack.
Enjoy!
Happy 4th of July!
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- 1 large mango, peeled and sliced
- ⅓ cup chia seeds
- 1 teaspoon granulated sugar
- 1 cup almond milk
- Extra sliced or cubed fresh mango
- Mint for garnish
- First, placed sliced mango into a blender and blend until smooth.
- In a large cup or jar, add the chia seeds.
- Next, pour in the almond milk and add granulated sugar. Stir until the chia seeds are evenly mixed and not clumping together at the bottom. If the chia seeds are stuck together, they will remain seeds and not expand.
- Add the blended mango into the chia seed mixture and stir until well distributed.
- Refrigerate the mango chia seed mixture overnight.
- Before serving the mango chia pudding the next morning, top the pudding with freshly cut mango.
- Serve the mango chia pudding cold.
bythebriny says
That looks so good! And very healthy.
Holdinn says
Looks so yummy!!! 🙂 I’ve never even heard of aOvernight Mango Chia Pudding before.
france55 says
I like chia seeds… Happy 4th of July.. I am not in the USA but I have many friends south of the border…
Sheryl says
mmm. . . This looks yummy.
levishedated (Robert C Day) says
I just don’t know what to say to that! It sounds absolutely delightful – thanks for sharing this recipe with us.
I hope you have an enjoyable 4th of July.
Kindness – Robert (York, England). 🙂
Caliche Chick says
Thanks for visiting my page. Yours is the second post with chia seeds today. I think I will experiment using them with the apricot pulp left over from making jam.
Susanne says
This could convert me to liking chia seeds because I love mangos – the smell, the taste, the texture like a piece of sun made into fruit.
dmariebates says
This looks delicious! I have a slightly different version that I will post one day. Yum….. 🙂
kokodynia says
My love for mango has never been so strong :-). I am massive lover of mango and recently I am having mango constantly, ha ha… So I should give this pudding a try 😀
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
Hope you’ll like it!
fodorbea18 says
I made this once! It was sooo delicious !