Strawberry oat and chia with compote

Prep: 10m
Serves: 2
Cook: 5m
Ingredients
1/3 cup Flahavan’s organic porridge oats
2 tbsp Organic burst chia
1 tsp vanilla powder
1/4 tsp cinnamon
1 tbsp organic desiccated coconut
1 tbsp Meridian almond butter
1 cup Rude Health almond milk
3 organic strawberries chopped into small cubes
For the compote:
1/2 cup strawberries chopped
1/4 cup blueberries
1 tbsp. maple syrup
Splash water
Method
1. Add the oats, chia, vanilla, cinnamon and coconut to a mason jar and stir to combine.
2. Then pour in the almond milk then dollop in the almond butter. Stir
throughly to break up the nut butter then add in the strawberries.
3. Cover and refrigerate all night.
To make the compote
1. Add the strawberries blueberries, water and maple syrup to a sauce pan and simmer on a low heat until the berries have broken down a deliciously jammy compote.
2. Remove the chia pudding from the fridge and losen with a little almond milk (I also stirred some Acai powder in) you can divide into two for two smaller portions or just eat it all your yourself topped with the warm compote!
WAKE UP TO ORGANIC RECIPE FROM REBEL RECIPES
Credit: Nikki Webster, Rebel Recipes

Wake up and celebrate organic food with ‘Wake Up To Organic’ on Wednesday 14 June 2017. Independent stores across the country will be serving up free organic mini breakfasts to showcase the range of delicious organic food and drink they have to offer, demonstrating just how simple it can be to make the switch to organic.

Local stores – independent retailers, delicatessens, farm shops – and cafés are opening their doors, to host a mix of cookery demos, talks from chefs and bloggers, free organic tastings and tips for easy and tasty breakfast food swaps, as well as opportunities to meet local producers.

The UK’s appetite for organic food is growing, as people become more aware of the benefits to the environment and of knowing what’s in their food. ‘Wake Up To Organic’ hopes to encourage more people to try organic, and breakfast is a great place to start!

5 reasons to try organic 

  1. Better for nature: Organic farming works with the environment as it uses fewer pesticides. It’s a way of farming that protects and encourages wildlife whilst looking after the health of the soil.
  2. Better for the planet. Organic farms use fewer pesticides and support up to 50% more wildlife.
  3. Better for animal welfare. Organic means free-range. Organic standards insist that animals are given plenty of space and fresh air to thrive and grow more naturally.
  4. Know what’s in your food. When it comes to organic, you know exactly what’s in your food. GM crops and ingredients are banned in organic farming.
  5. It’s tasty. Organic farmers rely on developing a heatlhy, fertile soil to grow a mixture of crops that are bursting with flavour – so foods taste great!

There are more than 220 stores are participating from Edinburgh to Manchester, Norwich, London and Bristol there’ll be lots of chances to try a delicious organic breakfast – to find your local place to grab a free brekkie on 14 June visit www.wakeuptoorganic.co.uk. #WakeUpToOrganic.

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