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Homemade Chocolate Bark with Maple Pumpkin Seed Topping

Homemade Chocolate Bark with Maple Pumpkin Seed Topping

Homemade Chocolate Bark with Maple Pumpkin Seed Topping

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Strawberry Shortcake Toast

Strawberry Shortcake Toast

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Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Quinoa Bowl

Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Quinoa Bowl

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Easy Weeknight BBQ Veggie Salad

Easy Weeknight BBQ Veggie Salad

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Low Sugar Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bites

These cookie dough bites are the perfect snacks for your kids (or you!), and they’re very easy to make, vegan, and no-bake!

July 8, 2018 28 Comments

Crunchy Pistachio Chicken Salad

Pistachio chicken salad is excellent served on top of salad greens, as sandwiches, or by itself!

July 2, 2018 2 Comments

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2-ingredient Granola Bars

2-ingredient Granola Bars

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No Added Sugar Orange Creamsicles

No Added Sugar Orange Creamsicles

May 24, 2018 1 Comment

Homemade Garlic and Basil Pickles

Homemade Garlic and Basil Pickles

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No-Bake Carrot Cake Energy Balls

No-Bake Carrot Cake Energy Balls

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Green Matcha Ombre Chia Pudding

Green Matcha Ombre Chia Pudding

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Grain Free Hazelnut Magic Cookie Bars

Grain free magic cookie bars are an easy grab-n-go dessert you can pass off as breakfast!

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5 ingredient Christmas cookies
Blood sugar friendly, diabetes friendly
Recipe makes 20 cookies.
Per cookie: 11g total carb, 1g fiber, 4g protein

1 cup peanut butter
1/4 cup maple syrup
1 large egg
1 cup oats
1/2 cup chocolate candy mix-in

Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Mix together the peanut butter, maple syrup, and egg in a bowl. Add in the oats and your candies, and mix until combined. Using a cookie scoop, scoop the dough onto the parchment lined pan. Using a fork, gently flatten the dough balls into your desired shape (the cookies will not change shape much while baked). Bake for 10-12 minutes, until set. Remove the cookies form the oven and let them cool for 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack. Enjoy!

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Please don’t starve yourself the day before, day of, or day after to “save room” OR to “make up” for what you eat at Thanksgiving dinner. Skipping breakfast in the morning will only set you up for a blood sugar roller coaster the rest of the day.

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#WonderfulPistachiosPartner Here’s some of my favorite grocery store snack finds that can be included as part of a healthy diet for eating right with diabetes! I love enjoying @wonderfulpistachios on any occasion but especially at snack time! Pistachios are not only a complete protein but they also have 3g of fiber per serving and nearly 90% of the fats found in pistachios are unsaturated for a trio of nutrients that may help keep you fuller longer! What’s your favorite way to
enjoy pistachios?
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Because, one thing we’re not going to do is not enjoy delicious food on Thanksgiving simply because we have diabetes. Here are four tips that may help set you up for better blood sugar success on Thanksgiving day.
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🏠 Managing diabetes is like building a house. We all have the same end goal of building a good effective house, but we will likely all have different preferences for the tools we want to use to build that house. And that’s OK. There are thousands of different tools that exist in your diabetes toolbox and you get to choose which ones are best for you and which ones you want to use. I’m here to show you all of your different options and educate you so that you can then go talk to your doctor and health care team about what is appropriate for you. 🧰 #milknhoneynutrition #diabetes #bloodsugar #type1 #t1d #type1diabetes #type2 #t2d #type2diabetes #prediabetes #bloodsugarfriendly

This is a common baking question I get anytime I talk about using oat flour or ground up oats in blood sugar friendly or diabetes friendly recipes. Are you doing this correctly?

If a recipe lists a quantity of an I gredient and then has a comma with a decriptor or instructions after it: you measure first and then do whatever is after the comma.

So, “1 cup oats, ground” means you’re measuring 1 cup oats and then grinding tbem up.

But, if it says “1 cup ground oats” you’re doing whatever the descriptor is (in this case, grinding them up) first, and then measuring.

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Regardless of the type of diabetes you have, yes, you can eat oatmeal… but what kind you eat, how much you eat, and how you eat it matter.

One of the primary reasons that oatmeal is considered a heart healthy food and is often recommended for people with diabetes is because of its fiber content. Half a cup of oats has about 4g fiber. Specifically, oats contain beta-glucan fiber, which can help overall gut health and blood sugars from rising rapidly. I’ll also note that half a cup of oats gives you 5g protein as well.

But, which type of oats is best? You’ve got everything from whole grain oat kernels, or groats, all the way down to quick oats. Generally speaking, increased processing of the oats means less fiber… but honestly, it’s not a ton of a difference. So, as a dietitian I do recommend sticking with rolled oats or steel cut oats, but honestly I’m more concerned about what you’re eating with your oatmeal rather than the type of oatmeal you’re eating.

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#Sponsored #Sanofi_Partner Excited to share findings from a survey by @BeyondType1 and commissioned by Sanofi. Head over to the @screenfortype1 page and visit the link in their bio for more information about the survey methodology and the importance of screening. Talk to your doctor about early screening for type 1 diabetes. #screenfortype1 #the1pledge #type1 #t1d #type1diabetes

#ad DIY Individual Charcuterie Cups with California Grapes are the perfect appetizer to share with friends and family this time of year! … and any time of year really!

A traditional charcuterie board can be difficult to navigate if you’re unsure of how much you’ll be eating and what is included. Charcuterie cups offer an improved way to enjoy charcuterie for people who pay attention to their blood sugars as it can potentially make carb counting easier.

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Low carb protein bar options! There’s lots of options out there, these are just a few of the ones I like!

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