I am looking for a really nice dessert I can make for several diabetic people I have to cater for.Anyone have anything tried and tried.TIA.
lythande1,
Nov 28, 5:54pm
Diabetics shouldn't have dessert unless sugar levels are low, but if you have to.just make whatever with artificial sugar.
willman,
Nov 28, 6:49pm
Strawberries are plentable now,it is what my husband and I have.in the correct amount of course.
cgvl,
Nov 28, 7:59pm
do a search of recipes there is a diabetic thread which I will bump for you. Diabetics can have a little sugar but nowhere near the amount that a non diabetic can have. Try not to use an artificial sweetener as often these leave a bitter after taste, one which I totally detest. Best would be fresh fruit but there are others. Diabetic NZ website has some and your library should have some diabetic cooking books too.
zanneta,
Nov 28, 10:46pm
I make myself ajelly by squeezing oranges & stirring in some gelatine dissolved in hot water. You can add different fruits to that when cool too.
Sunshine Dessert Bring to boil 425 tin crushed pineapple (lite syrup). Add 1 packet diabetic lemon jelly crystals & stir to dissolve. Remove from heat & leave to partly set. Beat a 400 gram tin chilled lite evaporated milk. Beat until fluffy & thick, may take 10-15 mins. Combine the 2 mixtures & leave to set.
lythande1,
Nov 29, 2:27am
You think! Husband has any sugar and the sugar levels go UP.and UP.
cgvl,
Nov 29, 4:08am
lythande carbs do that to mine, sugar in tiny amounts doesn't. So I have to watch rice, pasta, bread, potatoes etc.But everyone is different, what works for me may not for someone else.
bedazzledjewels,
Nov 29, 4:16am
I suggest a cheese plate instead - without crackers or grapes! Maybe some 85% dark chocolate too.
macwood2,
Nov 29, 7:51am
roseann48 that looks wonderful.Just what I want.The "do" has a few elderly people and I know I have a couple of diabetics who always seem happy enough with the fact that I provide them with fruit / berries etc.I just wanted to do something fabulous for them.Thanks for all other comments.Much appreciated.Love this site!
tania007,
Nov 29, 8:50am
My mum used to make a diabetic trifle just substitute jam for diabetic jam, use sugar free fruit,make custard with trim milk and sucaryl and jelly use diabetic jelly.
lennyb1,
Nov 29, 7:55pm
I was going to suggest the cheese plate idea, but Dazz beat me to it - I hadn't considered the uber-dark choc on the plate, though.I do use crackers, but currently using the newer rice crackers, like Vita-Weat multigrain.There is only so much you can recommend, because as lythande1 and cgvl illustrated, one diabetic can tolerate what another can't.
roseann48,
Nov 29, 8:36pm
You are welcome macwood2. When set it is a cheesecake texture & eaily eaten but young & old.
I use rounds of cucumber with cheese sometimes or just eat it straight.
uli,
Nov 30, 4:33am
My favourite entree or after dinner snack is a plate full of cucumber slices topped with cream cheese and smoked salmon and a bit of fresh dill on top :)
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