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Create an Account First things first—if you have not done so already, create your free account with Diabetes Food Hub . Not only will creating an account let you save recipes, create a profile, and enjoy a more personalized experience on the site, but access to the Meal Planner and Grocery List features requires an account. If you have ever donated to the ADA or volunteered for Step Out or Tour de Cure, you probably have an account with the ADA already and can use that user name and password. Simply log in to the site! If you do not have a username and password, setting up an account is easy

How to Save Time and Energy with Meal Prepping Always Have a Grocery List Shopping without a list, or worse, hungry, is an easy way to overspend and end up with a soggy bag of spoiled lettuce in the back of your refrigerator. Many people go shopping without a list and try to come up with a plan for all the ingredients they purchase afterward. Without a clear plan for how you will be using your groceries, they’re more likely to go to waste. Coming up with a recipe on the spot can be frustrating and may lead to people ending up at a drive-thru instead. Save time and money by always having a

If you are new to type 2 diabetes, you might be wondering what the best foods are to eat and how to cook them. Generally, doctors recommend nutrient-dense, low-fat, and low-carb foods. The good news is, when you cook at home you can make easy, healthy substitutes with basic items to help achieve these goals. Plus, there are lots of great alternatives at the grocery store that will benefit your lifestyle, and your diabetes management. Bonus, they taste great too! Whole Grains and Flours Contrary to popular belief, carbs are not your enemy. But some carbs (typically what we consider refined

Premade items are foods that are cooked or made ahead of time and packaged for sale. This also includes foods that are made in the deli area of a grocery store. However, not all premade items may be the healthiest option for you and your family. You don’t have to sacrifice nutrition for time. Here are some tips on how to choose healthy premade items at the grocery store. How to Choose Healthy Premade Items at the Grocery Store Deli and Meat Departments The deli section at the grocery store is a great place to find healthy premade items. You can pick up hot meals or a variety of cold foods like

Dont’a Hightower, Brendon Ayanbadejo, and brothers Reid and Blake Ferguson share something in common beyond football—amazing mothers on the sidelines. This Mother’s Day, Hightower, Ayanbedejo, and the Ferguson brothers tell us how diabetes impacts their families. They also divulge their favorite recipes, teaming up with a dietitian at Diabetes Food Hub to make the ingredients even more nutritious. Dont’a Hightower Linebacker Dont’a Hightower, who has two Super Bowl rings with New England, grew up celebrating food in Tennessee. “We loved to have family cookouts, big holiday meals, grilling

Every year, U.S. News gathers a panel of experts to review and rank the best “diets” for overall health, weight loss, heart health, diabetes, and other categories. The panel reviews the most up-to-date research and evidence on each diet and its claimed health benefits. They also consider how easy the diet is for people to follow and stick to, and if health benefits, such as weight loss, last in the long term. Topping the list of “Best Diets for Diabetes” is the Mediterranean diet (this diet was also ranked #1 in “Best Overall”). Next is a four-way tie for second place between DASH, Flexitarian

Unfortunately, resolutions rarely last very long or give us that huge impact we’re after. Resolutions tend to be grandiose and eventually feel like punishment. If you want to make changes this year, skip the resolutions and commit to a few small behavioral goals. Why Small Goals? Small behavioral goals are likely to become habits. A small goal such as eating 3 servings of non-starchy vegetables is much more realistic than overhauling your diet completely. By planning your steps to eat your vegetable servings day after day, you’ll soon have a good habit to rely on. They spur us on to bigger

To make the recipes more diabetes friendly, Hughes added extra vegetables, chose lean proteins, and kept the sodium in check by using low sodium ingredients. Instead of relying on salt for flavor, she added lots of herbs and spices to create tasty, healthy dishes. Looking for more diabetes-friendly Instant Pot recipes? Check out The Instant Pot Diabetes Cookbook and our Instant Pot recipe round up ! And the winner is... Hearty Chicken Italian Soup with Artichokes This winning soup boasts a wide variety of colorful vegetables. It's super easy to prepare in the Instant Pot, and budget-friendly

When following a heart-healthy meal plan often one of the hardest things to tackle is lowering the amount of sodium in your diet—eating less salt. This is a challenge since salt can add a lot of flavor to your dishes, but there are many other ways to create flavorful dishes with little or no salt. One way to do this is to create your very own spice blends. To start, take a look in your pantry or spice cabinet and see what you have. Some chefs recommend keeping the following spices as staples in your kitchen: garlic powder, onion powder, basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme, bay leaves, dill weed

Whole Wheat Irish Soda Bread Calories: 70 | Carbs: 15 Irish soda bread comes together quickly and this whole wheat version makes it healthier and heartier. It goes great with your favorite sugar-free jam for breakfast or as a side with your St. Patrick’s Day dinner! Bangers and Mash Calories: 280 | Carbs: 25 Bangers and mash is a traditional Irish pub food that is usually very high in fat and carbs. This healthier version uses homemade turkey sausage and mashed sweet potatoes to make it more diabetes-friendly and heart healthy. Roasted Cabbage Steaks Calories: 90 | Carbs: 9 Cabbage is a