Who said you can’t enjoy desserts as a diabetic? You certainly can.
It just doesn’t include the typical high carb, sugar-filled crappy desserts you can buy. Or ice cream, candy, cakes, cookies and stuff like that.
But there are low carb easy diabetic desserts you can make at home using sugar substitutes and other (healthier) ingredients.
And, there are also some low carb diabetic desserts you can buy – if you’re feeling a little bit lazy that is! 🙂
1. Low Carb Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble
A delicious sweet blend of low carb fruits and crunchy nut crumble.
CLICK HERE for the Low Carb Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble
2. No Bake Creamy Diabetic Chocolate Pudding
Who doesn’t love a creamy, low carb choc dessert? Super easy to make and thoroughly enjoyable!
CLICK HERE for the No Bake Creamy Diabetic Chocolate Pudding
3. Sugar Free Low Carb Diabetic Chocolate Milkshake
This milkshake uses avocado for the smooth creamy texture, and while you may think this sounds strange in a milkshake, it tastes nothing like avocado in the end.
CLICK HERE for the Sugar Free Low Carb Diabetic Chocolate Milkshake
4. Low Carb Carrot & Cinnamon Bread Recipe
Perfectly moist and delicious and can be enjoyed for dessert or morning or afternoon tea.
CLICK HERE for the Low Carb Carrot & Cinnamon Bread Recipe
5. Coconut Chia Pudding
Fresh, spongy chia seed pudding with fresh berries on top and sweetened with stevia – delicious!
CLICK HERE for the Coconut Chia Pudding recipe
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Easy Diabetic Desserts You Can Buy
Buy the following products from Netrition online food store – with a flat rate postage of $5.99 shipping for all US states.
Enjoy these choc chip cookies for $4.19 per box. 2 g net carbs.
$5.59 for 5 bars. Choose the Peanut Caramel Cluster for the lowest carbs.
Low carb key lime or choc mix. $10.19 – $10.69
Then there’s some tasty low carb desserts from Amazon.
8 g total carbs, 4 g fiber, 4 g net carbs. $8.49
8g total carbs, 1 g net carbs, 7 g fiber. $9.43
Rum balls. 8 g total carbs, 2 g fiber, 6 g net carbs. $12.94As you can see, the low carb products from Netrition are often lower prices than what you’d pay through Amazon.
Awesome!! Thank you so much for this article and information, because I have to find better desserts than Stover’s Sugar Free candy. The holidays are just around the corner and I prepare the dinners and we have several family members that are Type 2 and these desserts will be very helpful for us. Thank.
Again it’s me. the decadent desserts says Ooops Page not here.
Any suggestions
Hi Raani, please contact support and they will help!
Will the sugar substitutes like Stevia (aspartame) not have a bad effect in our body in the long run?
Stevia and aspartame are two very different substances Christine. Aspartame is an artificial sweetener and yes, research has shown it can be harmful. On the other hand, stevia is a plant, and so far there is no research to show any negative effects. And it may even be beneficial.
Thanks, Jedha! I read further about it. I didn’t know before that there are now plant sweeteners. I have been recently diagnosed with T2D. For someone who originally liked sweet food, it has been very difficult for me. This information about Stevia is good to know.
Thank you very much for these helpful recipes, as for the desserts it’s awesome. í ½í¹í ½í¹
Yep the advice from all is moderation is the key, one glass only for me
The carrot cake is in the oven
MMm, yum. Hope you enjoy it Brewster!
Only one glass for you, none for many. You’re one of the lucky ones. But then again, you already had good control to begin and that’s the key! Keep up the great work Brewster. 🙂
Wow, wife asked me to print these, done. BTW my nightly glass of red wine is working well on my numbers, now in the high 4’s. My DR. agrees with it as does the diabetic assoc’s
Goodo Brewster. I’m sure you’ll enjoy them. Good to hear the wine works for you. BUT it definitely does not work for everyone. Another person who tried this recently had their blood sugar skyrocket. This is just another example of why you need to understand your own body – and monitor of course.