In this simple drink, I combined the super-seed that is chia, with fresh orange and lemon juice. Add a couple of tablespoons of honey, and you’ve got an immune and energy boosting drink.

If you are on your way to lose some extra weight, drink a chia seed drink.
If you want to save some money on snacks, give your kids a chia drink. They get a kick out of drinking a sweet, seedy, jelly-like drink, and it makes them stop snacking for a whole hour and a half. An unheard of event around this house.
If your immune system needs a little boost, drink a chia drink.
If you need a bit of an energy boost, drink a chia drink.
The bottom line is, you should make yourself a chia drink!
But here is where an ordinary chia drink becomes an extraordinary chia drink…. You make it in a mason jar!
You cover the jar with an Ecojarz lid and slide the stainless still straw in. Then, you go find a front porch and a rocking chair. You sip the drink, close your eyes and imagine that you are far away in the country. Where the grass is green, the cows are fat, and people drink from mason jars.
Unless you really are in the country. Then, no imagination is required.

We shall.
Chia seeds come from a plant in the mint family that is native to Mexico.
Chia seeds are full of omega-3 fats, fiber and proteins. They are loaded with antioxidants, contain massive amounts of nutrients, and have very few calories. They can lower the risk of heart disease, help you lose weight, support healthy bone structure, and as effective as an energy drink if you need a boost of energy.
They pretty much have it all and do it all except the dishes. Which could have been real nice.
The best part is; they are very easy to add to your diet.
Get yourself a bag of chia seeds, and start sticking them everywhere. In cookies, cakes, breads, drinks, jams, rice… You can add them to just about anything.
Here is a simple way to make a chia seed drink…










And there you have it! A healthy drink in a healthy container for a healthy 2015!
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heather says
This looks so good! I actually have chia seeds on hand to try this today! thanks!
Lee says
Thank YOU!
chris aka monkey says
good post i haven’t heard of these lids looks cool…….i have an old piece of carpet and cardboard and grass clippings down to hopefully kill the grass so we can have a nice garden in the spring looking forward to getting my hands dirty,playing with the worms and eating all the goodness we grow xx
Jessica T says
Thanks for the recipe!
We will be working on switching out paper towels for reusables for 2015.
Lee says
I did the same this past year. About 6 months ago or so, I stopped buying paper towels. The only thing I can’t find a solution for is when I fry something and I need to put it on a plate. I always put a paper towel underneath to soak the dripping oil. I can’t think of anything else to do this job… I almost don’t fry at all, but for those rare occasions I need to find a solution.
Jessica T says
We don’t fry much either, but thanks for mentioning that, I hadn’t thought about that one.
Lee says
Let me know if you find a solution…
Patti says
I’ve been adding flax to my kefir smoothies , chia seeds to my overnight oats, hemp seeds on my salads. Some days I feel like I’m eating and drinking all day.
Lee says
LOL! I just got a bag of hemp seeds. I never tried them before. Very excited to learn more about their benefits and how to use them.
Candace H says
I just recently found your blog and have been enjoying reading here. How lucky I found it just in time to enter the giveaway for the ecojarz!!
Lee says
Thank you for your kind words! I hope you get the set. It really is awesome!
Nae says
This will definitely be an interesting drink to try, but I’m up for the challenge. For the EcoJarz entry I’m suppose to say what I will be doing green in 2015. I will pretty much continue what I did in 2014, as far as my organic gardening, but hoping to get a much better crop and get everything out at the appropriate times.
Lee says
Sounds like a good plan to me. This is going to be the first year that I am going to start seeds indoors in a greenhouse and then set transplants in the field. I sure hope I will be able to get everything out at the appropriate times.
Dawn says
Love the idea of using mason jars for beverages! I am planning on doing green smoothies this year, so the lids would come in handy.
one of God's says
Currently ongoing major decluttering is allowing me to avoid my habit of gathering stuff. This also allows easier use of more natural cleaners and provides more free time for tending my garden, thereby having more fresh clean veggies to serve.
starre says
use my clothes line more
Stacy Stauffer says
i have already switched our water bottles out for glass ones, and my plan next is to make my own cleaning supplies. They are the last chemicals in our house 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!
Carol L says
I have never heard of Ecojarz…but they sound like something I could really use!
I have been eager to begin a garden this year, so come spring, I’ll be planting like crazy!
I have seeds, and some great organic/non GMO seed companies nearby, so I’ll be going green with their help! I have gone green with making all my own cleaning supplies, using homemade makeup, and will be making fabric Christmas ‘wrap’ for next Christmas. I also have the material to make my own “plastic” wrap, since I don’t use real plastic…I have the beeswax and just need to find the time.
Thanks for this opportunity to wind these great items!
Jenna says
This is such a great recipe, I’ll have to try it out. Thanks for sharing at the Homestead Blog Hop! Hope to see you again at tomorrow’s hop. 🙂
Daryl says
You might try flat bread to absorb excess oil from food. Just a thought.