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<blockquote data-quote="Resurgam" data-source="post: 1587375" data-attributes="member: 355878"><p>I bought a nutribullet just before I was diagnosed - most of the suggested recipes are totally carb stuffed but I tried a couple of experiments with what I had in the fridge which is low carb when eaten, but the same amounts in a smoothie caused my blood glucose to rise far faster than after a meal - the process seems to make more available faster, which is logical. </p><p>Having eaten low carb for a while now I have been thinking that beetroot would be a good icecream base - it is surprisingly sweet - like peas. It is odd how tastes can change when sugar is removed from the diet.</p><p>You can usually check the carb content of just about any food using the internet - though American sources include the fibre in the total count but others give the net carbs and the fibre separately.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Resurgam, post: 1587375, member: 355878"] I bought a nutribullet just before I was diagnosed - most of the suggested recipes are totally carb stuffed but I tried a couple of experiments with what I had in the fridge which is low carb when eaten, but the same amounts in a smoothie caused my blood glucose to rise far faster than after a meal - the process seems to make more available faster, which is logical. Having eaten low carb for a while now I have been thinking that beetroot would be a good icecream base - it is surprisingly sweet - like peas. It is odd how tastes can change when sugar is removed from the diet. You can usually check the carb content of just about any food using the internet - though American sources include the fibre in the total count but others give the net carbs and the fibre separately. [/QUOTE]
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