Yummy in my Tummy!
So, I have been hearing lots of good things about Chia Seeds lately.. ya know, Ch Ch Ch Chia pets? Well the seeds are all the rave these days. I happened to see this container for 10$ marked down from 22$ at the grocery store, so I jumped on it.
*This whole grain is an ancient health food that was used by the Aztecs and Mayans as a main energy source. Now, as modern scientists and nutritionists are recognizing the extreme lack of certain nutrients in the standard American diet, they are looking to history for natural solutions*
For starters, I just followed the recipe on the back of the container-
CHIA FRESCA: 2 tsp Chia Seeds, 8 oz. water, juice of 1 lemon or lime, and stevia or other natural sweetener. I know it looks questionable, but it really tastes good. If you have texture issues, this may not be the recipe for you.
I plan to use this gluten free, high fiber-protein-antioxidants product in many other ways in the days to come!
Other Uses:
Add to casseroles and baked goodsWeight-Loss Pudding
Sprinkle on cereal, yogurt, or salads
Stir into beverages, soups, and sauces
1 oz ground chia seeds
3/4 cup juice
BENEFITS:
- Weight loss
- Balance blood sugar
- Help with Diverticulitis
- Add Omega-3-6-9 to diet
- Boost Energy
- Cut cravings
Dr. Oz
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