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Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding, a delicious alternative to chia pudding

November 6, 2016 By fannythefoodie 6 Comments

 

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Chia pudding here, chia pudding there, chia pudding everywhere. But, wait a second, not today! Today I am finally sharing a version of my go to linseed pudding with you. Linseed actually have very similar nutritional benefits as chia seeds, see here: linseed vs. chia seeds and linseed are also much much cheaper. I just checked and at on eof the supermarkets in Switzerland a kilo of chia seed would cost 22.50 .- whereas the same amount of linseed can be bought for only 7.38. I am a university student so I kind of care about what my food costs. I am still having chia pudding, however not on a daily basis, today’s recipe, however, has definitely become a go-to for me so I am probably better off using linseed as I’d rather not have to restock my chia seeds weekly. There are tons of different versions of this pudding and I always change it up but today I am showing you my carrot cake version, which tastes absolutely delicious. Other than carrots and the obvious linseed, you’ll also need some yogurt and milk of your choice, I used coconut yogurt and soy milk. Furthermore you’re going to need dates to sweeten it and a bunch of spices to achieve that carrot cake batter taste. Lastly you’ll need some time aka one night for this baby to thicken up in the fridge and turn into a tasty pudding. I absolutely love this breakfast it is firstly delicious but also super nutritious and it definitely keeps me full for a while.
Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

 
Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding
 
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Prep time
10 mins
Cook time
24 hours
Total time
24 hours 10 mins
 
Tip: Make sure to prepare this a day in advance otherwise it won't turn into a creamy pudding.
Author: fannythefoodie
Recipe type: Breakfast
Cuisine: plantbased
Serves: 1
Ingredients
  • 2 medium carrots, finely grated
  • 2 tbs linseed
  • 1-2 dates, depending on the level of sweetness you like
  • 100g soygurt or coconut yogurt
  • 100g soy milk
  • 1 banana,
  • ½ tsp cinnamon
  • ¼ tsp ground giner
  • a dash of nutmeg
  • a dash of cloves
Instructions
  1. The night before you plan on having your carrot cake linseed pudding, add ½ of the banana, the grated carrots, dates, your choice of yogurt, your choice of milk and all the spices into a blender. Blend until smooth. Pour the mixture into a jar and store in the fridge to let it thicken over night.
  2. The next day slice the other half of your banana and top your now super creamy linseed pudding with the slices. Add some additional yogurt or chia pudding and nuts, dates or anything else you like for decoration.
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Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

Carrot Cake Linseed Pudding

 

Happy Breakfast Prepping!

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  1. valentina | sweet kabocha says

    Sonntag, der 6. November 2016 at 15:51

    It sounds similar to a budwig cream ^_^ It surely looks delicious and it’s cheaper indeed 😉 Well done!

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    • fannythefoodie says

      Sonntag, der 6. November 2016 at 21:39

      Thanks!! 🙂

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  2. Nam says

    Samstag, der 19. November 2016 at 21:33

    This looks delicious! Do you blend the linseed too?

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    • fannythefoodie says

      Sonntag, der 20. November 2016 at 10:08

      Yes I add the linseed too, I just forgot to write it in the recipe. I’m going to add it right now. Have fun making it!! 🙂

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  3. Cassie says

    Donnerstag, der 5. Januar 2017 at 01:58

    Interesting, the linseed looks so much like flax to me! Either way, it’s probably delicious! This pudding looks so incredible, plus carrot cake is my favorite spring flavor!

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    • fannythefoodie says

      Donnerstag, der 5. Januar 2017 at 16:30

      I think linseed and flaxseeda re actually the same : )

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