Following the Mediterranean Diet is a good idea for people with diabetes (both type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes). Here's a list of staples to keep on hand in your pantry.
Preserving fresh foods to enjoy later in the year is a cooking technique as old as cooking itself. We've put together some diabetic jam, jelly, and relish recipes to get you through the colder months.
Just because you have diabetes, you don't have to eat bland food. You're probably well aware of that, but one of the challenges of cooking (even if you don't have diabetes) is keeping things flavorful and interesting—while watching the health content.
Cooking for someone with diabetes, whether yourself or someone else, is really just a commitment to cooking healthy on a day-to-day basis. Get tips on what to keep in your pantry so that you can always make a diabetic recipe.
What are the best snacks for your child with type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes? A diabetes expert shares her ideas for go-to snacks that you can make sure to always have on hand.
Yes you can eat sugar if you have diabetes—as long as it fits into your total carbohydrate allowance for the day. Using sweeteners is one way to satisfy your sweet tooth without adding a lot of extra carbs.
December 01, 2002
Learn more about using sugar substitutes when baking to satisfy your sweet tooth and keep your blood sugar from spiking.
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