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I have 4 meals a day with 50 g of carbs per meal. I adjust my insulin intake if I have more or less per meal or if I am doing any exercise. The reduction I mentioned at night was if the cheese had any fruit in it. I use pens not a pump.

Sorry, I am type 1 and have been for nearly 50 years but over the last year or so eating cheese with crackers totaling 50 g for my evening meal leads to an increase in the morning of my blood sugars, all other things being equal. If the cheese contains fruit then I reduce the number of crackers...

My meals are arranged through an intake of 50grms of carb. So I am quite used to taking the appropriate amount of quickacting insulin to counter it. But why then do my bloodsugars increase when I have cheese - which isn't supposed to count- with one of my meals.?