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Chia Seeds 1 article
Chia seeds are tiny black, white, or mottled seeds from Salvia hispanica that absorb liquid and form a thick gel around the seed surface. That property makes them useful in chia pudding, overnight oats, smoothies, toppings, and gel-style egg substitutes in baking. Whole and ground forms are both sold, but hydration changes texture far more than grinding does. Chia is rich in soluble fiber and alpha-linolenic acid, helping distinguish it from many other small culinary seeds.