Chia Seed
Salvia hispanica · Qí Yà Zǐ Neutre
Chia seeds swell into a soft gel in liquid, which is exactly why they make silky puddings, thicken smoothies and create the classic Mexican chia fresca. They deliver omega-3 ALA, soluble fibre, calcium and steady energy.
Points nutritionnels
- ✓Rich in alpha-linolenic acid (ALA)
- ✓Soluble fibre forms a filling gel
- ✓Source of calcium, magnesium and phosphorus
- ✓Neutral flavour thickens without cooking
Usages alimentaires quotidiens
- ●Stirred into plant milk for overnight chia pudding
- ●Mixed into jam as a pectin replacement
- ●Blended into smoothies and oatmeal
- ●Soaked in lemon water as chia fresca
Comment le déguster
15–30g (1–2 tablespoons) daily. Always soak or mix into wet foods — do not swallow large amounts dry.
Recherche moderne
Trials link chia consumption with increased fibre intake, modest improvements in satiety and post-meal glucose, and — when replacing less healthy fats — improvements in cardiovascular risk markers.
⚠ Précautions
🛒 Acheter cet ingrédient
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A no-cook, high-fibre breakfast: chia seeds gel overnight in oat milk with dried mulberries and goji berries. Naturally sweet, portable and beautiful layered.
Questions fréquentes
Qu’est-ce que Chia Seed? +
Chia seeds swell into a soft gel in liquid, which is exactly why they make silky puddings, thicken smoothies and create the classic Mexican chia fresca. They deliver omega-3 ALA, soluble fibre, calcium and steady energy.
Chia Seed Comment manger? +
15–30g (1–2 tablespoons) daily. Always soak or mix into wet foods — do not swallow large amounts dry.
Y a-t-il des précautions pour Chia Seed? +
Dry chia can swell in the oesophagus; always pre-soak, especially with swallowing difficulties.
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