Five diabetic-friendly desserts to relish this Navratri
Have your fill with these diabetes-friendly desserts and have a perfect blast this Navratri.
Have your fill with these diabetes-friendly desserts and have a perfect blast this Navratri.
Have your fill with these diabetes-friendly desserts and have a perfect blast this Navratri.
Do you miss the fun of digging into delicious sweets this festive season just because you are a diabetic? Do you leave hopeless sighs at the jagiris and jamuns kept in immense quantities in the feast? No, you don't have to drool anymore. Have your fill with these diabetes-friendly desserts and have a perfect blast this Navratri.
Nutri laddoo
This is one super-nutriment you could gulp down without regrets. Nutri laddoo, as the name suggests is rich with nutrients and has a very low sugar level which makes it consumable by the diabetic patients also.
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Aval Laddoo
It isn't always easy to make that shining yellow laddoo balls at home. Aval laddoo is the fix. This delicious low-calorie laddoos similar to rava ladoos, but a distinctive flavor of crispy aval
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Pumpkin payasam
Your search for a low calorie, low glycemic index dessert ends with pumpkin payasam.
There is no starch from rice or grains in this smooth, creamy and delicious jaggery based dessert.
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Aval vilayichath
A Kerala favourite, aval vilayichathu is more of a teatime snack than a dessert. Puffed rice infused with jaggery, grated coconut and cardamom evokes nostalgia!
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Kilsa
Though a Ramadan special dessert hailing from the northern parts of Kerala, this sweet dish made of coconut milk and maida. It has other variants in wheat and ragi too.