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The salad is healthy and refreshing, and it is a good choice for people with diabetes. Watermelon is a nutritional powerhouse, and it provides many important nutrients such as Vitamin A, Vitamin C, lycopene, and potassium.
A delicious Greek-Style salad with lots of great texture and flavors found right in your pantry.
There are many salads options out there, so I narrowed it down to the 10 most delicious, blood sugar-friendly options.
An easy, diabetes-friendly, copycat version of the Olive Garden’s famous starter salad.
A delicious, sweet and tangy apple cider vinegar salad dressing for your next salad.
A simple salad with lots of great spring and summer flavors. Sweet, sour, tangy, and hearty all at once.
An easy weeknight recipe full of hearty greens and tender salmon and caesar dressing.
Getting healthy in 2021 is a noble undertaking. Sometimes losing weight, or eating better requires some planning. Here are 18 healthy recipe ideas to help you plan your healthy food menu for the new year!
Kale can be delicious when it’s made right. Here’s how massaged kale with goat cheese and pomegranates will change your salad game.
Caprese salad gets a minor facelift as a kale salad. The basics of Caprese, merged with a flavorful and tangy chimichurri dressing.
A strawberry pecan salad is the perfect way to welcome the summertime. With strawberries, goat cheese, crunchy pecans and fresh lettuce, you can’t go wrong.
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