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Chia seeds

M.A.R.

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Chia seeds. Chia seeds offer nutritional value unmatched by other grains; they are rich in omega-3s and fiber, and very low in carbohydrates. I experimented by adding a generous amount of these seeds to a loaf of bread, and the effect was impressive (I know my own body, after all). The first thing I noticed when eating the chia-seed bread was a soothing sensation in my intestines; next, I felt my heart working wonderfully; and finally, I experienced remarkable mental clarity and agility. To incorporate the seeds into the bread, you first need to "activate" them: simply place the chia seeds in a glass and cover them with water. Within 10 minutes, the seeds absorb the water and swell up—that is the moment to add them to the bread dough or simply eat them with a spoon.


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Greetings !!
 
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Well, here is the article about the benefits of chia seeds.


Take note—it's good; I know what I'm talking about. Cheers!
 
Chia seeds from the view of a year old taste disgusting. I only have them if they’re in an Asian milky drink which idk what it’s called in English. I’ll put a recipe on soon. Personally every time my family have chia seeds in plain water I look at them like what the hell are ya doing how are you doing it with a straight face? (Laugh and heart emoji)
 
Chia seeds from the view of a year old taste disgusting. I only have them if they’re in an Asian milky drink which idk what it’s called in English. I’ll put a recipe on soon. Personally every time my family have chia seeds in plain water I look at them like what the hell are ya doing how are you doing it with a straight face? (Laugh and heart emoji)
Try adding them to the yogurt?
 
Chia seeds from the view of a year old taste disgusting. I only have them if they’re in an Asian milky drink which idk what it’s called in English. I’ll put a recipe on soon. Personally every time my family have chia seeds in plain water I look at them like what the hell are ya doing how are you doing it with a straight face? (Laugh and heart emoji)
I understand your reaction, @Hoodiegirl3, for seeing Chia seeds soaking in water. To me that looks like frogspawn.

I use chia seeds because of the high level of omega-3. I eat them in my morning porridge. I mix half a portion of oats (20g) with a desert-spoonful of chia seeds, soak them overnight, then microwave the porridge in the morning. I add frozen blueberries.
 
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