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Skillet Burgers

Skillet Burgers

August 15, 2017 No Comments

Tangy Avocado Toast

Tangy Avocado Toast

August 15, 2017 No Comments

Creamy Avocado Bacon Corn Dip

Creamy Avocado Bacon Corn Dip

August 8, 2017 2 Comments

pina colada toast topped with pineapple

Pina Colada Toast

Pina Colada Toast 2 slices whole grain or gluten free bread 1 container Siggi’s 2% coconut Skyr 1/4 cup frozen pineapple 2 Tbsp toasted unsweetened

August 8, 2017 No Comments

Avocado Mint Chocolate Chip Creamsicles

Avocado Mint Chocolate Chip Creamsicles

August 2, 2017 No Comments

Grains & Berries Summer Salad

Grains & Berries Summer Salad

August 1, 2017 No Comments

Toast topped with peanut butter, jelly, and feta

Peanut Butter Jelly and Feta Toast

Peanut Butter Jelly and Feta Toast

August 1, 2017 No Comments

toast topped with hummus, dates, and drizzled with nut butter

Hummus & Date Toast

Hummus & Date Toast

July 25, 2017 No Comments

Quesadilla Breakfast Tacos

Quesadilla Breakfast Tacos

July 24, 2017 No Comments

oatmeal chocolate chip high protein cookies stacked

Oatmeal Chocolate Chip High Protein Cookies

Oatmeal Chocolate Chip High Protein Cookies

July 20, 2017 1 Comment

Low Sugar Fruit Pizza with berries

Low Sugar Fruit Pizza

Low Sugar Fruit Pizza

July 18, 2017 No Comments

slices of toast with berries and mint toppings

Berry Minty Toast

Berry Minty Toast

July 18, 2017 No Comments

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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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#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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Gift ideas for your favorite person living with diabetes!
1) Apple Watch SE 2nd generation
2) Owala water bottle
3) True Cubes Crystal Clear Ice Maker
4) Custom Stuffed Animal from Type One Together
5) Freshly Picked Park Pack

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Low Sugar Chocolate Caramel Oatmeal Bites…

½ cup unsweetened nut butter of choice
¼ cup maple syrup
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 tsp almond extract
1 cup rolled oats, use gluten free if needed
1 cup almond flour
¼ cup hemp seeds, can sub flax seeds
½ cup low sugar chocolate caramel chips

Enjoy!

Recipe makes 20 bites/balls. Each one has: 11g total carb, 2.5g fiber, 3g sugar, 4g protein

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#ad Pears are an excellent source of fiber which makes them a great option for people with diabetes! Here’s 9 of my favorite ways to enjoy @usapears:

1. Pears + Extra Sharp Cheddar Cheese
2. Pear yogurt bowl
3. Low Sugar Pear Crisp
4. Pear nachos
5. Pears and pecans
6. Roasted pears with plain Greek yogurt
7. Pears + prosciutto
8. Pears + almond butter
9. Dark chocolate covered pears

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#bloodsugarfriendly

Fat, fiber, and protein act as “buffers” on your body’s blood sugar response. They slow down how quickly your body can absorb sugar and other forms of carbohydrate. This means the highest blood sugar your body will reach after eating should be lower when fat, fiber, and protein are included, as shown above. You are also less likely to experience steep blood sugar swings, and better able to achieve blood sugar balance.

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Best baking hack to make baked goods at home better foe you blood sugars! This tip makes delicious blood sugar friendly baked goods!

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Blood sugar friendly chicken noodle veggie soup! This soup is super easy to throw together, and gives you a good reason to use up all those extra bits of frozen veggies you have sitting in your freezer!

Ingredients
8oz chickpea pasta, cooked
1 1.5 lbs chicken breasts, cooked and shredded
8 cups chicken broth
Leftover frozen veggies
5-6 sprigs of fresh rosemary
1/2 tsp crushed black pepper
Salt, as desired

Instructions
Cook the pasta according to package instructions. 
Drain the pasta and set it aside. Bring the chicken broth, all of the frozen veggies, chicken, rosemary sprigs, and black pepper to a boil. 
Reduce the heat and let it simmer for 5-10 minutes, stirring occasionally. 
Add in the cooked pasta. 
Simmer for 4-5 more minutes, and then remove it from the heat. Enjoy!

(Your carb count is going to depend on what veggies you choose to use 👍) 

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