Multicolored Yoghurt is a mix of the colored yoghurts. I mix the yoghurts, make sure not to stir too much, otherwise, they will get mixed too much. You can find the recipes here: orange blue, pink purple

Todays recipe is purple chia pudding. Enjoy. Purple Chia Pudding – I have used Butterfly Pea Powder from Raw Nice. Want a another color, try one of these colors: blue, pink or orange.

Orange Chia Pudding – I have used Dunaliella Salina Powder from Raw Nice. Want a another color, try one of these colors: blue, pink or purple.

I love chia pudding, it’s so easy to make. I the variations you can make color wise, If you don’t have the powders from Raw Nice, you can just use food colouring or make your own coloring. Beet root juice gives such a nice color. Blue Chia Pudding – I have used Blue Spirulina Powder from Raw Nice. Want to another color, try one of these colors: pink, purple and orange.

Pink Chia Pudding – I have used Pink Pitaya Powder from Raw Nice. Want a another color, try one of these colors: blue, purple or orange.

This recipe for Basic Chia Pudding is my to go to chia pudding recipe. I usually use it as an easy breakfast, or combine it with one om my smoothie recipes. I also like to experiment with different colors and flavors. It is so easy to make all sorts of variations.

Purple Yoghurt – basic recipe – I have used Butterfly Pea Powder from Raw Nice. Purple has been my favorite color for as long as I can remember. This Butterfly Pea Powder is like magic, I will show you some day, what I mean by magic. I think I also need to make a post about these powders. One of the reasons, I use them, is because of the vibrant colors, and that they are natural food coloring.

Orange Yoghurt – basic recipe – I have used Dunaliella Salina Powder from Raw Nice. How can you not like this yoghurt, I love the color. I love to combine the orange yoghurt with a mango/pineapple smoothie, orange in orange. It’s like a big bowl of sunshine. Try and decorate the yoghurt with different kind of seeds, to add a little crunch to it. Or maybe some dried fruits, which you can actually make yourself, I will try and see, if I can make a post about diy dried fruits.

Blue Yoghurt – basic recipe – I have used Blue Spirulina Powder from Raw Nice. My basic yoghurts recipes are so easy to make. Two ingredients, and you have made the most beautiful colored yoghurts. You can use whatever kind of yoghurt you prefer. Vegan or non-vegan, it’s up to you. I use the yoghurts alone, or I combine the with fruit, chia or smoothies. They give a colorful boost to everyday life. Enjoy

Pink Yoghurt – basic recipe – I have used Pink Pitaya Powder from Raw Nice. I love pink, and the pink pitaya powder, as does most of Instagram. The pink colour goes very well with some pitaya fruit. If the monstera is the ultimative blogger plant, the pattaya must be the ultimative blogger fruit. It comes in two colours, white and pink. The white is the easiest to find, where I live, and it very used for decorating those smoothie bowls. The pink one, is soooo pretty, and is the one, Raw Nice uses for their powder.