Mango Pistachio Chia Pudding | Sugar-Free Chia Pudding | Coconut Milk Chia Dessert | Mango Breakfast Bowl | Layered Healthy Dessert | Vegan Indian-Inspired Sweet

This Mango Pistachio Chia Pudding is a light, refreshing, and naturally sweetened layered treat made with soaked chia seeds in creamy coconut milk, topped with mango puree, chopped mangoes, and crushed pistachios. A basic homemade version of a modern superfood dessert, this easy recipe is sugar-free, dairy-free, and packed with nutrition—perfect as a wholesome breakfast or guilt-free dessert. With the tropical flavor of mango and the subtle nuttiness of pistachio, this vegetarian recipe brings together vibrant colors, textures, and health benefits in every spoonful. It’s an easy to cook simple recipe that requires no cooking, just layering and chilling—ideal for meal prep, summer brunches, or festive platters. Rich in fiber, omega-3s, and antioxidants, this delicious recipe is a refreshing way to nourish and indulge at the same time.

Preparation Time
10 minutes

Soaking Time
Nil

Cooking Time
10 minutes

Makes
2 small glasses

Mango Pistachio Chia Pudding | Sugar-Free Chia Pudding | Coconut Milk Chia Dessert | Mango Breakfast Bowl | Layered Healthy Dessert | Vegan Indian-Inspired Sweet — recipe by Renu Dalal

INGREDIENTS

    For the Chia pudding

    • ½ cup coconut milk
    • 3 tsp Chia Seeds

    Other ingredients

    • ½ Cup chopped mango
    • 2 tbsp mango puree
    • 2 tbsp Chopped Pistachios

METHOD

    For the chia seeds

    1. Soak chia seeds in coconut milk for 30-45 minutes.
    2. Let it bloom.

    How to proceed

    1. In a short glass, add in some mango puree.
    2. Layer the coconut chia seeds mixture.
    3. Top up with chopped mangoes and pistachios. Repeat the layers again.
    4. Finally garnish with some more mango puree and pistachios.
    5. Refrigerate and serve cold.

Chef's Note from Renu Dalal:

This is the kind of recipe I love for summer mornings — you make it the night before and wake up to a beautiful, creamy pudding ready to eat. The combination of sweet mango, earthy chia seeds and buttery pistachios is something special. I prefer using Alphonso or Kesar mango for the puree because their sweetness means you barely need any added sugar. The chia seeds do all the work overnight, soaking up the milk and creating a thick, almost tapioca-like texture. Top with fresh mango slices and crushed pistachios just before serving.
Refrigerate the pudding for at least 4 hours for a thick and creamy texture.

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