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No-Oat Chia Jar with Raspberries

475calories
36 gprotein
17 gnet carbs
424 mgsodium
6 minhands-on

Chia set in the fridge in vanilla almond milk and yogurt in a jar, topped in the morning with more yogurt, raspberries and toasted almonds.

High in fiber

14 g of fiber per serving.

Numbers you can cook to

17 g of net carbs and 36 g of protein per serving, with no added sugar — the figures printed in the book.

6 minutes of work

Plus 4 hours of chilling.

The recipe

No-Oat Chia Jar with Raspberries

Prep 6 minChill 4 hrsServes 1
Servingsmakes 1
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Ingredients

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Method

  1. Whisk the almond milk, half the yogurt, the vanilla, sweetener and salt in a 12 fl oz (350ml) jar until smooth. Stir in the chia, wait 5 minutes, then stir hard again; the second stir stops the seeds settling into a solid layer.
  2. Chill 4 hours or overnight. In the morning spoon the rest of the yogurt over, then the raspberries and almonds.
Chef’s tipSlow it: Chia swells into a thick pudding that takes a long time to digest. A spoon of the yogurt on top makes it eat like a dessert.
KeepFridge 3 days, sealed. Make three jars at once.

Nutrition per serving

The figures printed in the book, worked out from the ingredient list. How we count.

475Calories
36 gProtein
31 gCarbs
17 gNet carbs
14 gFiber
24 gFat
2 gSaturated fat
424 mgSodium

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High-Protein Diabetic Cookbook
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High-Protein Diabetic Cookbook

For the newly diagnosed: 100 recipes with the net carbs under each one, and a 30-day plan you cook three times a week.

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