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Kaylz

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peanut butter on a sandwich? I'm fancying cucumber but looking for other things people may have tried too 🙂 x
 
peanut butter and Jam. Make my own raspberry with chia seeds🙂 x
 
peanut butter and Jam. Make my own raspberry with chia seeds🙂 x
Hmm could be a possibility as I've always got raspberries in for my breakfast, would need to get chia seeds though and don't think my local premiere stock those!! haha xx
 
My old work colleague used to have it with beetroot.
 
Dairylea spread or triangles. Somewhere I saw peanut butter and banana so tried it, better than I had expected
 
Hmm i like beetroot but not sure if I'd try them together and if I went down the cheese route it would be proper cheese as less carbs and stronger flavour x
 
Maybe grate some of your favourite chocolate over it Kaylz. They recommend peanut butter and Nutella sandwiches but maybe too carby so a dark chocloate could be a good contrast to the sweetness.

Also bacon and tomatoes but not sure that appeals to me. Then again I don’t eat peanut butter but I quite like those peanut butter cups.
 
a dark chocloate could be a good contrast to the sweetness.
Ohh fab idea Amigo, I knew you'd be along to help me out soon! :D
Have you tried the ButterFinger cups that Asda have? They starting doing them in peanut butter cups and coconut cups but I see online they've now added hazelnut butter cups, think they are about a gram more carb at 12.something, just thought I'd mention it xx
 
Ohh fab idea Amigo, I knew you'd be along to help me out soon! :D
Have you tried the ButterFinger cups that Asda have? They starting doing them in peanut butter cups and coconut cups but I see online they've now added hazelnut butter cups, think they are about a gram more carb at 12.something, just thought I'd mention it xx

Yes I love those Kaylz! 😛 £1 a packet and I have to beat my son to them!
 
Hmm could be a possibility as I've always got raspberries in for my breakfast, would need to get chia seeds though and don't think my local premiere stock those!! haha xx[/QUOTE
Got mine in Aldi but all other supermarkets sell them these days x
 
I don't really have a major supermarket where I am! lol, I do have Lidl but I'm not making a trip just for those haha x
 
I quite like the idea of peanut butter ad bacon.. Interesting combination, noted for future.
 
Banana and peanut butter are amazing together.
I know lots of people say that bananas are bad because they’re higher in carbs than a lot of fruit, but I have found that if I get the really small ones I don’t get any spikes at all. In fact if I use my normal ratio for what all the charts tell me is the carbs in a banana, I get a hypo.
I did learn quite early by experimenting that weighing the unpeeled banana is a huge waste of time because they vary a lot in the proportion of the total weight that you actually eat, so now I peel first. If the total carbs is more than I want I wrap half up in cling film and have it later.
Most of the bananas I eat come up between 10 and 16g carbs on my nutriscales (peeled weight). I then reduce my insulin dose for that by 10%.
 
@Radders I haven't had a banana since the month I was diagnosed which I a shame really as I loved them :(, at the moment there is no way I could add banana into the mix x
 
Chicken and chilli. A bit like an instant say.
 
@Radders btw what are nutriscales? x
 
@Radders btw what are nutriscales? x
Scales that give you nutritional information from a database of foods stored in them. If you search for nutritional scales plenty usually come up. I was given a set by my clinic and replaced it myself from Amazon when it died.
 
Scales that give you nutritional information from a database of foods stored in them. If you search for nutritional scales plenty usually come up. I was given a set by my clinic and replaced it myself from Amazon when it died.
Thank you will go take a look on Amazon just now 🙂 x
 
@Radders I haven't had a banana since the month I was diagnosed which I a shame really as I loved them :(, at the moment there is no way I could add banana into the mix x
I’m sorry to hear that Kaylz. Maybe that’s a target you can set yourself and work up to it, I do think bananas have been given an unfair reputation in Diabetes circles!
 
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