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Here are some diabetes-friendly snack ideas:

Grab-and-Go Snacks
- Blueberries or strawberries with a handful of roasted peanuts
- Whole-wheat crackers with a can of sardines
- An apple or pear with a cheese stick
- Celery sticks with nut butter
- Individual containers of Greek yogurt or cottage cheese
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Here are some diabetes-friendly snack ideas:

Grab-and-Go Snacks
- Blueberries or strawberries with a handful of roasted peanuts
- Whole-wheat crackers with a can of sardines
- An apple or pear with a cheese stick
- Celery sticks with nut butter
- Individual containers of Greek yogurt or cottage cheese
- Snap peas, cucumber slices, or carrot sticks with a preportioned container of hummus

Party Snacks
- Baked mozzarella sticks with whole-grain bread crumbs and marinara sauce
- Baba ghanoush with whole-wheat pita chips
- Deviled eggs
- Bell pepper strips with guacamole
- Marinated chicken or shrimp skewers with tzatziki or fresh-squeezed lemon or lime
- Black bean dip with flaxseed or whole-grain chips
- Turkey meatballs

Snacks for Your Sweet Tooth
- Cottage cheese with fresh pineapple
- Dark-chocolate-covered almonds, strawberries, or orange slices
- A sweet-tasting protein shake
- Dates stuffed with walnuts and low-fat cream cheese
- Frozen cherries

Homemade Snacks
- Kale chips: Lightly salt and oil kale leaves, spread them on a baking sheet, and roast at 300°F for 20-30 minutes.

Tips
- Prepare meals and snacks the night before to avoid bad food choices.
- Drink water with your meal or snack.
- Pair fruits and veggies with healthy fats and protein for a balanced snack.

These options help maintain stable blood sugar levels and provide essential nutrients.

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