Easy Applesauce Oatmeal Muffins with White Chia Seeds

If you are searching for a way to make mornings less stressful and more nutritious, then this recipe for Applesauce Oatmeal Muffins with White Chia Seeds is just for you. If you make a batch over the weekend then all you need to do for breakfast come Monday morning is pour yourself a glass of hemp milk and grab a muffin along with a piece of fruit. Even though the muffins have no refined sugar they are plenty sweet as-is, so no need for jam. Thanks to the applesauce, they are also incredibly moist, so you won’t feel the need to spend any extra time spreading on coconut butter either! And don’t worry, making the Applesauce Oatmeal Muffins will only shave a mere 12 minutes from your weekend. These truly are just about the easiest muffin recipe I have yet to make as you don’t even need to separate the wet ingredients from the dry; just put the first nine ingredients into a food processor and mix all at once. The only thing you need to stir in at the end is the white chia seeds. And why the white chia seeds? Although standard black chia seeds will work just as well in the Applesauce Oatmeal Muffins, I think using the white chia seeds makes for a prettier end result. In addition, the Salba white chia I use in the recipe is among the most nutrient-dense form of chia available. Salba white chia actually has more omega-3 and more plant protein than standard chia. And just like regular chia, it’s also chock full of magnesium, potassium, calcium and iron. The only other ingredient in the recipe that you may not be familiar with is the biodynamic flour. I really do think biodynamic flour is the healthiest whole wheat flour that exists—better than organic. You can read more about why HERE. But again, please don’t feel that you can’t make the recipe if you don’t happen to have biodynamic flour on hand. Regular whole wheat flour or white whole wheat flour will work just fine.