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Topic: CHIA!!!!!! (Read 1212 times)
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goblyn
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SQ, you don't notice that the dry chia lumps together in big blobs? I ran out of presoaked chia yesterday and had to add it dry to my iced cofee and half of it floated at the top and was totally normal chia, the other half sank to the bottom and became three giant chunks of clumpy chia gel. It wasn't unpleasant, but it didn't just go down easily, i had to chew it up and swallow to get it down.
So I suggested that my bf starts taking chia w/ food. I think his problem may be that he's taking chia on a completely empty stomach first thing in the morning. He's going to try it and see if he has any differences. After all, chia isn't supposed to be flavor free calories, I'm sure the aztecs weren't obeying a 2 hour window around the chia, they most likely just added it to normal food.
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shovelqueen
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You HAVE to keep the chia moving for the first 2 minutes or so, until the swelling and gelling process starts. Then it won't clump. I put it into a bottle, recap and swish gently for a few minutes.
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goblyn
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aha, good idea. I take my ice coffee to work in a big sport water bottle thingy, I could just keep shaking it until it stays separate.
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tallfilmster
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I'm just making a batch of Chia gel and keeping it in the fridge. I add it to my oatmeal and cold beverages as needed throughout the day to hold me over.
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Sanchiaza
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Well, I got some chia! I actually feel like shouting it from the rooftops  One of my friends went overseas and came back with some of it for me. I had an experimental quarter teaspoon in a little water, and it's yummy! I really like the texture and that little crunch. If it wasn't so darned expensive to do, I'd import the stuff and sell it here!
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