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.
Baking the pineapple brings out its natural sweetness; combine that with salty, crispy bacon bound together with a humble stick of string cheese, and you’ve got all the makings of a fan favorite.
Sure, you can carb-count over cocktails at the next party you attend. Or you can bring a pre-counted, knock-out appetizer of your own; here are recipes for three.
