Oat Chia Tiramisu Pudding — ELIZABETH PALMER KITCHEN

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Sep 25 Oat Chia Tiramisu Pudding

Imagine the iconic Italian dessert tiramisu—which translates to “pick me up” and emerged in the Veneto region during the 1960s as an indulgent combination of coffee-soaked ladyfingers and mascarpone—reimagined as a wholesome breakfast or snack that still tastes like dessert. This healthy twist transforms the Italian classic into a nourishing pudding perfect for fueling busy days. Creamy oats provide sustained energy, thanks to beta-glucan fiber, which supports heart health and helps stabilize blood sugar levels. Chia seeds bring omega-3 fatty acids to the mix, along with protein, fiber and essential minerals like calcium and magnesium. They also create that signature pudding texture as they absorb liquid and expand. Meanwhile, raw cacao powder delivers the deep chocolate notes reminiscent of traditional tiramisu while providing antioxidant flavonoids and a natural mood boost.

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