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When cruising, focus on diabetes-friendly options like lean proteins and vegetables. Good choices include:

- Grilled fish (especially salmon) and chicken dishes
- Fresh salads with chickpeas, avocado, and vegetables
- Mediterranean-style dishes with olive oil and lean proteins
- Small portions of whole grains like quinoa Show Full Answer

When cruising, focus on diabetes-friendly options like lean proteins and vegetables. Good choices include:

- Grilled fish (especially salmon) and chicken dishes
- Fresh salads with chickpeas, avocado, and vegetables
- Mediterranean-style dishes with olive oil and lean proteins
- Small portions of whole grains like quinoa or bulgur wheat For snacks between meals, consider:

- Celery sticks with unsalted peanut butter
- Small portions of low-sugar fruits like berries or kiwis
- Unsalted nuts
- Sugar-free dessert options

Remember to monitor portion sizes and check your blood sugar regularly, especially with buffet-style dining. It's helpful to scan the full buffet before filling your plate to make the best choices for managing your diabetes.

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