Raspberry Cheer Pudding Recipe
Today, I’m going to show you how to make a really easy nutritious raspberry cheer pudding using just these four ingredients.
So these are the ingredients I have. I’m currently traveling around England and we’ve been eating all kinds of interesting meals while out and about and while we are in our apartment I’ve wanted to have some nutritious meals and snacks.

Why You’ll Love This
cheer pudding is just perfect for that.
And it gives me an opportunity to try some local berries and other fresh produce.

Ingredients
- chia seeds (two tablespoons)
- kaffir yogurt
- You could use any yogurt you want if you want it to be paleo dairy-free
- Coconut yogurt or any other you like
- if you want it low-carb used as low-carb yogurt as you can find
- (a couple of tablespoons)
- whole milk
- if you want to be low-carb then go for an almond milk
- if you want a dairy-free Paleo or so almond milk or a dairy-free milk
- beautiful Island whole milk
- raspberries
- you could use raspberries, strawberries and mixture
- Any berries you like for a handful of deliciousness, perhaps even for a refreshing raspberry sorbet treat
- a handful

Instructions
- We’re gonna go and prepare some raspberries.
- Use a little or as much as you like depending how much raspberries you want in it.
- How many carbs you want in it?
- I’m just gonna take a handful and start meshing them up in a glass.
- I’m just really going to take a fork and mash them to get a bit of the raspberry puree happening very roughly just so it when it’s mixed through it gets lovely and distributed.
- And raspberries are that lovely and immeasurable so it really just takes a couple of mashes and you’ve got almost a simple raspberry puree happening.
- And then we just mix all our ingredients through.
- I’m going for two tablespoons of the cheer seeds.
- And again you can do it as a little or as much depending how thick or how thing you want your cheer pudding to be.
- I know add inside that lovely kaffir you get.
- use any yo get you like a couple of tablespoons of that.
- And then stop by mixing this through.
- And then I’m gonna add milk and top it up until I’m happy with how much I want my pudding to be.
- I’ll just gently mix it all through.
- I’ll just really gently mix everything through until it’s all distributed.

Cooking Tips
You can enjoy your cheer pudding straight away.
But you’re really best off popping it in the fridge for a few hours or overnight.
This cooling process is similar to how you might make super simple no-churn ice cream.
And you’ll see it thickens up beautifully.
I actually had it in overnight and it’s thickened beautifully.
Serving Suggestions
And of course you can enjoy it just like this or top it with a couple of fresh raspberries for a rich finish to the beautiful raspberry cheer pudding.
So that is the video for today for this lovely raspberry cheer pudding.
Thank you so much for watching.
Easy Homemade Raspberry Cheer Pudding with Chia Seeds

Discover how to make a simple, nutritious, and adaptable raspberry cheer pudding using just four core ingredients. This recipe is perfect for a healthy snack or breakfast, and can be customized to be paleo, dairy-free, or low-carb.
- 1 handful fresh raspberries (or strawberries, mixed berries)
- 2 tablespoons chia seeds
- 2 tablespoons kaffir yogurt (or any yogurt of choice; use coconut yogurt for paleo/dairy-free, low-carb yogurt for low-carb)
- Whole milk (or almond milk/dairy-free milk for paleo/dairy-free/low-carb), to desired consistency
- Place the raspberries in a glass or bowl. Using a fork, roughly mash the raspberries until you achieve a semi-pureed consistency with some fruit chunks remaining.
- Add the chia seeds to the mashed raspberries in the glass or bowl.
- Stir in the kaffir yogurt (or your chosen yogurt alternative) with the raspberries and chia seeds.
- Gradually pour in the milk, mixing gently until all ingredients are well combined and the pudding reaches your desired consistency.
- For optimal thickness and flavor, cover the pudding and refrigerate for at least 4 hours, or preferably overnight, to allow the chia seeds to fully thicken.
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