Pumpkin Chia Pudding for Balanced Energy

Pumpkin Chia Seed Pudding to help stablize energy

By Oleksandr Propopenko

Working in the restaurant industry often leads to unhealthy eating habits and even sugar addiction, especially when desserts and quick, carb-heavy options constantly surround you.

It’s easy to rely on sweet treats for a quick burst of energy during a long shift, but that energy spike is usually followed by a crash, leaving you feeling even more drained.

When your blood sugar is balanced, dessert cravings naturally decrease, but if you’re in the mood for something sweet, this Pumpkin Chia Seed Pudding is the perfect choice. It’s rich in healthy fats, protein, and fibre to satisfy your sweet tooth while keeping your energy steady.

Ingredients

1 serving per meal per person (has leftover)

Servings 02

5 tbsp [70 g] Chia Seeds

1.5 cup [367.5 g] Soy Milk

0.5 cup [125 g] Pumpkin Puree

1 tbsp [20 g] Maple Syrup

3 scoop [72 g] Organic Vegan Protein Powder

1 tsp [1.7 g] Pumpkin Pie Spice

2 dash [1.25 ml] Kosher Salt (To Taste)

1 tsp [4.2 g] Vanilla Extract

Directions

01. Add the chia seeds, soy milk, pumpkin puree, maple syrup, protein powder, pumpkin pie spice, salt, and vanilla to a bowl and mix until well combined.

02. Let the mixture soak for 5 minutes before dividing the mixture evenly between two containers.

03. Cover each container and refrigerate overnight or for at least 3 hours.

Calories: 444 Fat: 20.24g Carbs: 37.09g Protein: 36.46g Fibre: 18.3g Sugar: 10.71g

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