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I’ve read that chia seed can be substituted in any recipe calling for flaxseed. I’ve never tried it myself, but I’m looking forward to trying it in breads and cakes, as I don’t love the taste of flaxseed either.
Hi Moth, if you need to thicken a recipe you can use psyllium husk. Otherwise, ground pumpkins and sunflowers are good. It may be that the flax is too fatty for you. By using other seeds instead that are higher in protein than in fat you might feel better. Hemp is also a good example.
Chia seeds are great for replacing flax seeds since they get the same “gelatinous” texture when soaked. You can replace using the same amount. Chia, like flax, don’t need to be sprouted, you just soak them to get the gelatinous texture, or you grind them dry. Cheers!
Kristen Suzanne