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How do you consume these? I don't really eat yogurt or make smoothies. Is that taste noticeable if I mix some into ice cream recipes for ninja creami?
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I usually make pudding. 1 container of protein shake plus 3 tbsp of chia seeds. Mix several times over 10 minutes then put in fridge. I usually leave overnight.
I'll be used premier and fairlife and fairlife chocolate is the best tasting version. Tastes just like chocolate pudding of course with a different texture.
I also put chia on salads or sandwiches where the crunch isn't noticeable. I actually have what's basically a salt shaker with larger holes with chia in it I can dash onto food.
whatever you do make sure to hydrate them first, don't just raw dog chia seeds they can get stuck in your throat.
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These won't be good in ice cream. They don't soften as sesame seeds, for example. When hydrated, they develop gooey sort of "coat", which makes them delicious in pudding and a fun addition to beverages. They can be used in baked goods like muffins (in the batter, not for sprinkling on top). Could be added to salad dressings too.
They do need some degree of hydration though, as others noted. Otherwise they're pretty hard and get stuck in your teeth a lot.
They're an acquired taste though, I'd recommend trying a smaller package before committing to large quantity. Lidl and ALDI have them occasionally.
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