I hadnt come across tha Aldi paleo muesli mentioned earlier in the thread but was intrigued so bought some of the nutty variety and with more than a little trepidation, experimented by eating 45g portion with some unsweetened cashew nut milk
1hour 45 mins after eating it, my blood sugar has gone up by 0.5 mmol - Result!!!!!
Every other cereal Ive tried in recent years sends my sugars ballistic
Its more like granola than muesli but very acceptable
Hi what breakfast cereal is ok to have and what does everyone have with there’s
How nutty is it? (I'm a bit weird with nuts. Can eat them fresh but they make me feel sick if something has been 'done' to them and I loath cashews in any form)I hadnt come across tha Aldi paleo muesli mentioned earlier in the thread but was intrigued so bought some of the nutty variety and with more than a little trepidation, experimented by eating 45g portion with some unsweetened cashew nut milk
1hour 45 mins after eating it, my blood sugar has gone up by 0.5 mmol - Result!!!!!
Every other cereal Ive tried in recent years sends my sugars ballistic
Its more like granola than muesli but very acceptable
Pretty nutty - mainly a mix of cashew and walnuts with seeds and coconut. 13% cashews. Dont know about the fruity versionHow nutty is it? (I'm a bit weird with nuts. Can eat them fresh but they make me feel sick if something has been 'done' to them and I loath cashews in any form)
13% cashew is enough to put me off. Don't know what it is about them but They just make me ill.Pretty nutty - mainly a mix of cashew and walnuts with seeds and coconut. 13% cashews. Dont know about the fruity version
High Protein Rolls from Lidl are filling, but do not push the glucose levels up much. Many here find half roll is sufficient to fill that gap in the morning. It can be frozen, and toasted, and I use them as a substitute for rice or pasta too. Pork scratchings are a low carb snack that helps take the pangs away a bit too. Personally I can tolerate some small amounts of carbs that others find difficult, and so I can have 1 slice of toasted multiseeded bread (Hovis or Aldi) with butter without causing any grief, and it provides some much needed fibre too. test it with your meter to see how you are.I have been properly testing for the last 4 days as my diebeties was out of control I suffer with depression and on bad days eat what I shouldn't and it's had an effect so big wake up call so now trying to lose weight and eat healthy to get my diebeties back under control just finding it hard to know what I can and can't have
I have rolled oats with 5 almonds ground up in it and also about a half a tsp of cinnamonHi what breakfast cereal is ok to have and what does everyone have with there’s
I haven't found a cereal that doesn't send me sky high. I was told porridge and weetabix were fine but both send me to 14/15 and for a while. So yes the answer is none. Loads od low carb options
https://www.dietdoctor.com/low-carb/recipes/breakfasts
Google low carb breakfasts and you'll find hundreds of options.
For breakfast I would recommend ...
- mushroom omelette
- avocado with smoked salmon
- sliced roast chicken breast or turkey
- salami, pastrami, ham
- LivLife bread + cheese sandwich
- a bowl of raspberries with single cream
- a bowl of chia seeds with yogurt and raspberries
- fried mushrooms with bacon and spinach
Thank you!
Love eggs but I am almost certain they cause my bg to rise if they are eaten alone. Maybe they do with other foods to but just not noticed it.
Like the sound of raspberries and single cream![]()
Strange that porridge sends you high because it's my daily breakfast! I make it with coconut milk, then I lace it with ground ginger, cinnamon, three teaspoons of mixed flax seeds and chia seeds, a handful of pumpkin seeds, 7 or 8 raspberries and then double cream YUMMY. It doesn't affect me. Before eating my reading was 6.3 and after it was 7.1 this morning .... which is around average after breakfast each dayI was told Weetabix was a healthy option too... grr.