If plain water just doesn't do it for you, experiment with different types of unsweetened tea. Some flavors (like raspberry hibiscus or cinnamon) will be naturally sweet!
Is it not liking what you’d make? Not having enough options? Is it the cost involved in a larger grocery trip? Reply with what concerns you most about meal prepping!
Applesauce, mashed banana, roasted sweet potatoes, honey, coconut sugar, and maple syrup are all good ways to sub out blood-sugar spiking refined sugar.
When meal prepping, you’re not limited to prepping just meals! Try prepping a few components that can be turned into a variety of meals during the week, like cauliflower rice or a tahini dressing!
Instead of buying salad dressings that are specifically designed to sit on the shelf for years, whip up your own batch! Truly all you need is an oil and an acid, then add what sounds good from there.
While there is no direct correlation that sugar can cause type 2 diabetes, sugar consumption is strongly linked to obesity, one of the main risk factors for developing type 2 diabetes.