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What Is Your Go To When You Know You Will Be Out Past Normal Meal Times And You Need To Eat SOMETHING…. What Are Good Choices To Bring Along

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Philly
January 14
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A DiabetesTeam Member

Half an avocado,
Or an egg,
Or a slice of cheese,
Or a few almonds or other nuts,

Or a few blueberries,
Or a few blackberries,
Or a few raspberries,

Or some celery wih cream cheese.

Just some tips,
Protein keeps me satisfied.

The berries double as a sweet treat.

7 days ago
A DiabetesTeam Member

When you're out past normal meal times, good portable snack options for diabetes include:

- Blueberries or strawberries with a handful of roasted peanuts
- Whole-wheat crackers with a can of sardines
- An apple or pear with a cheese stick
- Celery sticks with nut butter
- Individual containers of Greek yogurt or cottage Show Full Answer

When you're out past normal meal times, good portable snack options for diabetes include:

- Blueberries or strawberries with a handful of roasted peanuts
- Whole-wheat crackers with a can of sardines
- An apple or pear with a cheese stick
- Celery sticks with nut butter
- Individual containers of Greek yogurt or cottage cheese
- Snap peas, cucumber slices, or carrot sticks with hummus

These snacks are easy to carry and help maintain stable blood sugar levels.

January 14

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