15 diabetes-friendly breakfast recipes

These wholesome breakfast recipes offer a variety of healthy breakfast recipes for any occasion—and full nutritional information for diabetes. As always, consult your doctor about any changes to your meal plan
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Drop Scones

Drop scones, also called Scotch pancakes, are easy to make and perfect for a healthy breakfast on the weekend, or even as a simple dessert. Served with creamy low-fat vanilla yogurt and sweet, succulent berries, they are quite irresistible.

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This has got to be a joke or misprints.

If this is a joke it isn;t funny. Not one of these meals won't massively spike your blood sugar. What is needed is a good protein source, some small amount of fruit, and maybe some salad. Noiwhwre have I ever come across a diabetic diet that allows for syrup, high carbs like muffins, and pancakes.
Please dlete this in case you make someone who doesn't know better exxtremely ill.

These recipes were certainly written by someone who doesn't understand anything about diabetes. Eat these breakfast and test your blood sugar, then you're in for surprise.

Is this a joke? Its so frustrating to end up with an article like this when you are seriously googling something important.. None of them are diabetic friendly. It SUCKS!

Even though I am not a diabetes patient, I think that this is not the best choice but is a good recipe

As a diabetic, I was told not to have things like fruits, in the morning and syrup is a no-no.
Not one of these recipes is diabetic friendly for my diet.

And, yes there IS such a thing as the diabetic diet...

These breakfast ideas are good, because you are diabetic, does'nt mean you have to go graze on the lawn for food! Everything eaten in moderation is allowable, of course always watch for sugar and carbohydrates, if you ate it for breakfast, don't load up on it at lunch or dinner!

I have diabetes, and I was told by the nutritionist and nurse who ran a diabetic that there is no such thing as diabetes diet, just follow the canada health food plan and you will be fine. No where on the CHFP did I see a breakfast like the one in the pictures.

Diabetics can eat a little sugar, and flour...just don't pork out on it!

How are these breakfast items good for diabetics????? Virtually all of them contain flour and sugar which spike blood sugar!

 
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