Safe Sweets for Diabetics

In the past, if you had diabetes, almost anything with much sugar in it was considered “poison” to your system.  Over the years, different candy makers came out with “sugar-free” and other types of candy for diabetics, however many of the candies offered definitely tasted sugar free and full of artificial sweeteners and saccharin.

During the past few years many of the more well known candy makers such as Sees, Russell Stover, Hershey’s, Dove and others have concentrated on making candy – and cookies – that are safe for diabetics and actually taste good, too.  In fact, some of the diabetic candy that is available now is actually as good or better than the regular kind of candy by the same candy makers.

Hershey’s had a wonderful special dark chocolate recipe that tastes as rich as their regular special dark chocolate, and it even comes in the miniatures that chocolate lovers like so much. 

There are also various brands and types of ice cream that are much safer for diabetics, with many flavors to choose from.  It is no longer a choice between vanilla and chocolate, neither of which used to be satisfying in the no-sugar, lots of saccharin varieties.  These days there are flavors ranging from lemon, peach and lots of berries to chocolate, caramel, toffee, coffee, and yes, for you vanilla lovers, there is vanilla – creamy, rich vanilla.

Add to these sweets cookies and cakes made with diabetics in mind, as well as flavored water – sweetened (with artificial sweeteners) or unsweetened, sodas in all shapes, sizes, flavors and colors and teas, as well, and there is no shortage of choices to help cure a sweet tooth without making a person’s diabetes worse.

So, if you happen to have diabetes, it should be a pleasure for you to know that if you are attracted by the allure of sweets there are plenty of good ones out there that taste great and they will keep your cravings at bay.  Take a trip to the store and see what catches your eye.  Then enjoy!  You can now do it safely and deliciously.

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