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Fruits to eat that is low

I have been told berries are low and good for Diabetec's what about Rhubarb is that good for us to?

Since I've been back in UK, I've been having rhubarb regularly. It's very low carb, but be careful if you have to sweeten it. If you're OK with artificial sweetener, that's fine. I like mine tart, so keep the sweetener to the minimum.
 
I have found that if I type into my search bar ....carbs in <insert name> .....then 9 times out of ten I get a useful panel detailing the contents of whatever food I am looking up. Try ....carbs in rhubarb.
 
It's very low carb, but be careful if you have to sweeten it. If you're OK with artificial sweetener, that's fine. I like mine tart, so keep the sweetener to the minimum.

Me too, I find cream and/or desiccated coconut give all the sweetening I want.
 
Me too, I find cream and/or desiccated coconut give all the sweetening I want.

I try not to have too much cream (preference, not medical reasons), but I hadn't thought of the coconut option.

Actually, that would be nice as a yoghurt coconut panna cotta with a rhubarb coulis. :hungry:

Erm,............... I don't do puddings!
 
Rhubard yum, It's probable low carb as it's technically a vegatable rather than a fruit, being the fleshy stalks of the leaves. (don't eat the leaved though they're poisonous, but v good for cleaning burnt saucepans)
 
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