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Berry and Almond Chia Pudding Parfait | Diabetes Low Carbs Diet

Berry and Almond Chia Pudding Parfait

Introduction: This refreshing and diabetes-friendly dessert features a delightful blend of chia pudding, mixed berries, and crunchy almonds. Low in added sugars and high in antioxidants, it's a guilt-free treat that's perfect for satisfying your...
Double Choc Balls

Double Choc Balls

You’ll be surprised at what is in these healthier choc balls. Enjoy this very simple recipe as a snack this Easter as an alternative to easter eggs.  Serves: 15 balls Prep time: 15 minutes Difficulty:...
Mini Pumpkin Pies | Diabetes Friendly Recipes

Mini Pumpkin Pies | Diabetes Friendly Recipes

Looking for some healthy alternative halloween treats? Enjoy a Halloween feast with these delicious, healthy pumpkin pies. Perfect for a dinner party or as a snack on Halloween. These lower-sugar substitutes to sweets mean that...
Stuffed Peppers Recipe with Erin Dolan: Delicious and Nutritious Meal Ideas

Stuffed Peppers Recipe with Erin Dolan: Delicious and Nutritious Meal Ideas

  Red peppers add a burst of color and flavor to autumn dishes, whether roasted to caramelized perfection, diced into hearty stews, or tossed into vibrant salads. Try Erin's Stuffed Peppers Recipe for a fun...
Low-Carb Stuffed Bell Peppers Recipe: Delicious and Diabetes-Friendly

Low-Carb Stuffed Bell Peppers Recipe: Delicious and Diabetes-Friendly

This vegan dish combines vibrant flavours and wholesome ingredients to create a culinary masterpiece. Packed with aromatic spices, hearty vegetables, and a savoury stuffing, these stuffed capsicums are a delicious and nutritious option for anyone seeking a...
Maple Pumpkin Bread Recipe with Erin Dolan: Delicious and Diabetes-Friendly

Maple Pumpkin Bread Recipe with Erin Dolan: Delicious and Diabetes-Friendly

  Pumpkin maple bread captures the essence of autumn with its warm spices and comforting aroma. Try Erin's Maple Pumpkin Bread! She used fresh pumpkin, cut it up in big chunks first, remove the seeds and then...
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