Diabetic Cookie Recipes

Missing out on cookies?

Most cookbooks contain cookie recipes that are high in carbs, sugar & fat - not a very healthy option!

For those of us who are cookie lovers, there's still a way to include them in your diet in moderation, by adapting some of the ingredients.

With variations such as double choc, white chocolate chip or peanut butter cookies - there are almost endless possibilities for getting excited about baking!

Although you'll still need to be careful or smart about how many you eat - these recipes contain the minimum amount of sugar:-

Apple & Oatmeal Cookie Recipe
This is a tasty cookie recipe, made from healthy ingredients such as fresh apples, oatmeal and flavoured with spices and raisins
Diabetic Chocolate Chip Cookies
Enjoy baking and eating our low-sugar, reduced fat, tasty chocolate chip cookie recipe - a delicious healthy treat
Diabetic Orange Spice Cookies
These tasty orange cookies have a little touch of spice, perfect for every day, with a glass of milk or at Christmas time

To adapt your favorite recipes, try substituting half wholemeal flour for white flour. Also, cutting the amount of sugar by half, or using fructose sugar.

"A balanced diet is a cookie in each hand. "

Barbara Johnson, author and comedian

Be careful when substituting sugar with equivalent quantities of Splenda, Equal, or Sweet & Low to create your own sugar free recipe - you may be better starting with 50/50 ratio of sugar/sugar substitute to see what effect this has on the texture and flavour. Gradually increase the ratio each time you bake.

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Our recipes are designed to be suitable for Type 1 diabetics, who inject insulin. They may need to be modified for Type Two diabetics. If you are unsure whether any recipe is suitable for your diet, please seek advice from your nutritionist or doctor.

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Disclaimer: Diabetes is a serious disease, requiring professional medical advice. You should consult a doctor for any health problem. Please ensure that any recipe you cook is consistent with nutritional advice from your doctor or hospital.
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