Fourth and last day of green beans, other veggies and mushrooms with marinated pork belly strip pieces and spicy peanut sauce.
Day 4 means I'm quite bored with the dish (not to mention the veggies have lost all their bite, despite still tasting good), but it also means very little meat left because, well, just because. Happens every time.
Thought to fry an egg to go with it but I dropped it in the sink. Double
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Still tasted good though, and I had it with extra peanut sauce
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Looking foraward to something else to eat tomorrow!
Has anyone noticed plums don't seem to raise you as much as you'd expect?
Months ago I did a little experiment with dried plums because someone on a non diabetes related facebook group insisted they wouldn't raise bg as much as you'd expect going by the carbs.
I was determined to prove my point with the help of my Libre sensor, but I couldn't, because while I did spike a little (didn't take any insulin for them!), to my bafflement, it wasn't nearly enough to prove my point.
I had decided it was just one of those odd things where I probably would have coincidentally dropped if I hadn't had the dried plums and forgot about it.
But today I hade a couple of fresh plums and the same thing happened!
Are plums a secret diabetes friendly food, is it just me, or was it a coincidence where I again accidentally ate them when I was about to drop anyway?
Day 4 means I'm quite bored with the dish (not to mention the veggies have lost all their bite, despite still tasting good), but it also means very little meat left because, well, just because. Happens every time.
Thought to fry an egg to go with it but I dropped it in the sink. Double
Still tasted good though, and I had it with extra peanut sauce

Looking foraward to something else to eat tomorrow!
Has anyone noticed plums don't seem to raise you as much as you'd expect?
Months ago I did a little experiment with dried plums because someone on a non diabetes related facebook group insisted they wouldn't raise bg as much as you'd expect going by the carbs.
I was determined to prove my point with the help of my Libre sensor, but I couldn't, because while I did spike a little (didn't take any insulin for them!), to my bafflement, it wasn't nearly enough to prove my point.
I had decided it was just one of those odd things where I probably would have coincidentally dropped if I hadn't had the dried plums and forgot about it.
But today I hade a couple of fresh plums and the same thing happened!
Are plums a secret diabetes friendly food, is it just me, or was it a coincidence where I again accidentally ate them when I was about to drop anyway?