It would be ideal if you completed your profile stating what meds you are prescribed?
The right people could then advise from experience regarding how they deal with the diet.
From what I’ve read on this forum pasta is one of those things which affect people in different ways , from split bolus’s to taking insulin after you’ve eaten it , personally I take mine after I’ve eaten it 2 hours after , but as always it’s all individual to the individual , all I know is it’s deffo a longer acting carb for me
Stay safe be well
Hi Alanjo99,
I see you are saying that you are a Type 2 diabetic.
When I was diagnosed both my GP and Diabetic Nurse did their best to make my Diabetes worse!
They said to eat the same whole grain high carb low fat food that I had been eating for the last 10yrs.
Once I saw what people in this forum were doing and got myself a Blood Glucose meter I had definite proof that they were wrong and that I had to go LCHF and figure out by using the meter which carbs and how much of them I could tolerate.
There is no set value for everybody since we all have different genes and different gut biome.
Pasta is high in carbs and many T2s find that it pushes their BS too high. I am lucky in that if I cook, cool and reheat it my BS is not too badly affected. However I have tested my reaction so know that I can tolerate it.
Have you got a meter so that you know your reaction to different foods?
I would eat the stuff that goes with the pasta. Pasta is a mind food, that standalone is perahps rather bland. Zoodles or cauliflower rice along with the protein and mostly sauce might hit the spot.
I find courgettes a wholly acceptable substitute for pasta, they goes really well with virtually any pasta sauce. My favourite is courgette chunks with home-made bolognese sauce, smothered in cheese and baked in the oven. Yum!
I love courgettes, which is handy because now my 3 courgette plants have really hit their stride and I am starting to be overrun by the things...