If you’re looking for something healthy and energizing that you can prepare ahead, cold coffee chia pudding might be just the thing for you- a new favorite breakfast or snack. This impressive treat brings luscious coffee aromas and creamy chia puddings together, having a caffeine kick-in and also a nutrient booster for the day.
Cold coffee chia pudding is not just scrumptious; it also happens to be incredibly nutrient-packed to live a healthy lifestyle. It’s easy to make and even easy to customize, such that it’s an ideal addition to whichever breakfast or snack intake regime you follow. Chia seeds are a phenomenal source of omega-3 fatty acids from plant sources, which are essential for brain health and reducing inflammation.
What you’d love about it
- Energy Boost
- Rich Coffee Flavor
- Easier to Make
- Versatile
INGREDIENTS REQUIRED TO PREPARE COLD COFFEE CHIA PUDDING
Coffee
I have used instant Nescafé coffee for my pudding because it is a very quick and easy way to add the flavor of coffee to it. Coffee flavor improves the overall taste and serves as a nice contrast to the crucial crisps and mild taste of chia seeds and milk. You can thus increase or decrease the amount of instant coffee according to what you like. I prefer my chia pudding to have a rich, robust coffee flavor.

Milk
The milk is the foundation of pudding. It schemes this chocolate smoothie chia pudding entirely. You can try different varieties of milk available in the market according to your taste and preference. I have used Nestle toned milk, and it perfectly soaked the chia seeds. Non-dairy and healthier options are also available, such as oat milk or almond milk.
Chia seeds
Chia seeds are fiber and protein, omega-3, calcium, and iron. They are an excellent way to balance your diet. Apart from numerous health benefits, it is the main ingredient that makes this pudding dense and creamy!
Honey
Honey adds a natural touch of sweetness and enhances the entire pudding flavor, yet doesn’t require an application of refined sugar. Honey nicely mixes with milk and chia seeds while imparting a smoothly blended consistency of pudding texture. It has natural preservatives, thus prolonging even the shelf life of your chia puddings while stored in a refrigerator.
COOL COFFEE CHIA PUDDING EQUIPMENT
- This recipe can be prepared with suddenness and hardly any equipment.
- I used a mixer grinder to blend all of the ingredients.
- Measuring Cups and Measuring Spoons are standard equipment in every baker’s kitchen; measuring accurate amounts of ingredients is important.
- A serving dish in which to put the chia pudding.
TIPS ON HOW TO PREPARE COLD COFFEE CHIA PUDDING.
- Sweetness: Sweeten to taste with honey, maple syrup, or any other sweetener you choose.
- Blend the Ingredients: Blend the milk, honey, and coffee before incorporating them.
- Chill: Let it sit for some hours or overnight in the fridge. This ensures that the chia seeds soak up the liquid and create a silky texture.

- Full-fat milk is better in texture and taste than the readily available skimmed milk in the market.
- Choose chia seeds that are fresh and of good quality. When pressed, they should not be flat and should have a neutral smell; good-quality seeds ensure better texture in the pudding.
Ingredients
- 1 tbsp coffee powder
- 1+ ½ cup milk
- 1 tbsp honey
- 4 tbsp chia seeds
- 2-3 tbsp dark chocolate, melted
Instruction
- Blend coffee powder, milk, and honey. Blend until smooth and frothy.
- Pour cold coffee into a low, shallow dish and stir in chia seeds.
- Refrigerate for 3-4 hours, or until the pudding has reached the desired consistency.
- When thickened, divide the chia pudding into 2 ramekins and top with melted chocolate to form a thin, hard shell on top. Break it to enjoy your chia pudding.
Nutritional Benefits
- Cold Brew Coffee Chia Pudding.
- Chia Seeds: They are high in fiber as well as protein, and healthy fats will keep you satiated for hours.
- Cold Brew Coffee: A rich combination of antioxidants and caffeine presents a kind of double-energy kick.
- Milk: That’s just divine, with calcium (if it’s the normal or fortified plant-based kind).
- Natural Sweeteners: Less bad than refined sugar.
The calories of an average serving range from:

- 180-220
- Proteins: 6-8g
- Fiber: 10-12g
- Good Fats: 7-9g
- Caffeine: Probably about 80-120 mg, depending on the strength of the cold brew used.
Heavenly-tasting breakfast or mid-meal snack possibility, sufficient to describe it as nutritionally balanced! Suggested Toppings-Flavors
Topping & Flavor Ideas
There are infinitely many combinations for topping your chia pudding! Some downright delicious combinations:
- Mocha Cia Pudding– Just add 1 tbsp cocoa powder to the base mix.
- Like a Vanilla Latte- Little splash of vanilla extract and a dash of cinnamon.
- Caramel Coffee: Drizzle around some caramel, and then it’s like a pudding worthy of dessert.
- Nutty Heaven: Top with almond butter or peanut butter, or crushed nuts.
- Chocolatey Goodness: Melt or drizzle dark chocolate chips or cocoa nibs on top.
- Fruity Twist: Bananas, strawberries, or blueberries do the topping.
Serving Proposals
- Breakfast Jar: Makes toast ready to eat in mason jars for an on-the-go breakfast the next day.
- Snack Bowl: Perfect for the much-needed pick-me-up at about 4:00 PM, when you just want to snack on a few nuts.
- Healthy Dessert: Chill, serve, and top with whipped cream and chocolate shavings.
Cover the whole last batch for the whole week in the fridge.
Best Cold Brew Coffee Chia Pudding Pro Tips
- Twice stir. That is mixed initially while combining and again after 10 minutes to avoid clumpiness.
- The thirstier it becomes, the creamier. So keep it overnight for soaking.
- The ratio must be: a good chia-seed to liquid ratio is actually 3tbsp seeds for 1cup liquid.
- The least sweet would be better to put initially, since it could always be added.
- Add fruits and all those crunchy toppings right before the children finish serving, making them fresher.
- Batching: This base pudding can keep in the fridge for as long as 5 days.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe.
- Easy, no cooking involved
- Naturally gluten- and vegan-free (if plant-based milk is used)
- Super convenient for busy people
- Satisfies those coffee cravings
- Loaded with superfood benefits
Conclusion:
Chia Pudding with Cold Brew Coffee is MORE than a recipe; it is a life hack for coffee-drinkers on the go who do not have the time to sit and gnaw through anything solidly nutritious. The deep, thick, black coffee flavor, interspersed with the healthy superfood of chia seeds, makes a wonderful dessert.
Perfect even as breakfast or a post-exercise snack or dessert, these puddings can be customized according to one’s personal taste. The topping choices and flavor combinations can never be insufficient!
Next time you make a batch of cold brew, save some for an intensely creamy, energizing chia pudding and trust that your body (and taste buds) will thank you!
FAQs:
Can I use regular hot coffee instead of cold brew?
Yes, but make sure it’s cooled completely. Cold brew is smoother and less bitter than hot coffee.
How long can I store chia pudding?
You can refrigerate it for up to 5 days in an airtight container. Add toppings before serving.
Can I make it sugar-free?
Absolutely! Use stevia, monk fruit, or skip sweeteners altogether if you prefer unsweetened.
Is it good for weight loss?
Yes! Chia seeds keep you full longer, reduce cravings, and provide fiber for digestion.
Can I make it high-protein?
Yes—just add a scoop of protein powder, Greek yogurt, or nut butter to the mix.
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