For your Fourth of July barbecue consideration: Just the right amount of that summery corn-on-the-cob taste with less carbs than regular muffins.
For a shipshape snack, deviled egg sailboats are right on course. To help create them, young skippers can peel the hard-boiled eggs, mash the yolks, and set the sails!
Make these zero-carb cheese crackers with just one ingredient!
by Brooke Wheeler, guest blogger, FingerPrickingGood.com
If you’re looking for a fun dessert for your kiddo with type 1 diabetes, you have to try this cheesecake dip with “unicorn horns” as dippers.
Trying to impart more kitchen skills to your type 1 tween? Here are three beginner-friendly recipes that older kids can easily prepare themselves.
Take popcorn a step further so that it becomes even more nutrient-dense, delicious, filling — and a mini lesson for tweens in carb-counting their own “cooking.”
Like that popular unicorn drink — but without all of the added sugar. Have one for breakfast to bring a little magic to the start of your day!
These frozen yogurt bites are high-protein, low-carb, fun to make and even more fun to eat!
by Brooke Wheeler, guest blogger, FingerPrickinGood.com
No food is off-limits to our kids with type 1 diabetes. But there are some foods that just seem to give us so much trouble with blood sugar that we tend to avoid them nonetheless. (Pizza, anyone?) Fortunately, alternatives do exist; here are three of our favorites.
When you’re making a swap for a well-loved treat, your alternative needs to live up to the original. With their bright colors and burst of delicious flavor, apple donuts do just that.
