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Hellmanns tomato ketchup.

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Hi, not new to diabetes but to this site, quick question, hellmanns tomato ketchup with honey, good or bad?
 
Derek Acworth said:
Hi, not new to diabetes but to this site, quick question, hellmanns tomato ketchup with honey, good or bad?
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In modernation it's fine. Most people never have more than a large teaspoon full. I would rather have a little bit of what I like than ban things completely. e.g. I know chips spike my blood sugar but I will eat about 6 chunky home cooked ones with a bit of ketchup. I can't eat a plate full but I don't have to deny completely.
 
Derek Acworth said:
Hi, not new to diabetes but to this site, quick question, hellmanns tomato ketchup with honey, good or bad?
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Pass the bucket on that mix is all I can say
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