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<blockquote data-quote="filly" data-source="post: 2656361" data-attributes="member: 379055"><p>I used to have the coffee pods but the skimmed milk even if decaf was too much in carbs. So stopped.</p><p>If you have a normal bean to cup machine you can do one shot and use unsweetened almond milk, or just black.</p><p>I find if the caffeine content too high that also affects the blood sugar.</p><p>Just read everything and then try and test.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="filly, post: 2656361, member: 379055"] I used to have the coffee pods but the skimmed milk even if decaf was too much in carbs. So stopped. If you have a normal bean to cup machine you can do one shot and use unsweetened almond milk, or just black. I find if the caffeine content too high that also affects the blood sugar. Just read everything and then try and test. [/QUOTE]
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