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Wheatabix and almond milk, high BS

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I don't think I can eat anything ever without a spike at one hour, without seriously overdosing on insulin. Reducing the carbs means the insulin is lower as well. I only look at the two hour reading or I would starve!
 
So tried her with eggy bread this morning which was better although we only have Warburton toastie in so maybe it will be better with wholemeal 🙂
 

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Shivles said:
So tried her with eggy bread this morning which was better although we only have Warburton toastie in so maybe it will be better with wholemeal 🙂
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Good stuff. Does she like multigrain, it's meant to be slower release than whole meal?
 
Radders said:
Good stuff. Does she like multigrain, it's meant to be slower release than whole meal?
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I've not tried her yet with it but will give it a go! In typical toddler fashion she refused to even eat the white bread version this morning which resulted in rich tea biscuits in the pram on the way to school 🙄
 
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