Discover expert-recommended foods & products for blood glucose control, including product roundups featuring low-glycemic snacks, pantry staples, and diabetes-friendly essentials.
In this article, we discuss how someone with diabetes can still enjoy cookies, and cover some of my favorite cookie recipes and store bought cookies for diabetes.
With lots of options on the grocery store shelves, let’s take a look at the best coffee creamers for diabetes. We’ll cover the best brands and what to look for.
These recipes and tips will help you enjoy a delicious meal, keep your blood sugars stable, and keep you energized for an easy diabetes Thanksgiving!
Sugary beverages can cause blood sugars to go higher than we’d like or make blood sugars more difficult to manage. But, there are plenty of zero sugar drinks on the market that can help keep you hydrated and satisfied—without compromising your blood sugars.
Figuring out the best bedtime snacks for diabetes is critical to managing blood sugars.
A dietitian living with type 1 diabetes shares go-to fast food orders at Chipotle, Chick-fil-A, Starbucks and more, plus picks for gestational diabetes.
A dietitian living with type 1 diabetes shares 13 cereals she recommends, what to look for on the label, low carb picks, and the worst cereals for blood sugar.
A dietitian living with type 1 diabetes shares the 10 store-bought dressings she recommends (ranch, Caesar, Italian & more) plus 8 homemade recipes.
A diabetes dietitian with type 1 compares corn vs flour tortillas (carbs, glycemic index, glycemic load) and shares 11 store-bought tortillas she recommends.
In this article, we’ll cover my favorite gift ideas to give someone living with diabetes. I guarantee some of these gifts for diabetes will surprise you!
A diabetes dietitian’s favorite protein bars, granola bars, and low sugar snack bars, with the protein, fiber, and added sugar for each one.
I searched aisle-by-aisle to bring you the best diabetes Trader Joe’s finds for balanced blood sugars with maximum flavor!