Are there any foods that a diabetic should NEVER eat???
I'm thinking fried chicken. What are your thoughts???
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Permalink Reply by elaine peterson on -
Thanks, Libby. I will look for that.
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Permalink Reply by Jonah on
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For each person, I think there are different foods we can't mangage. I can eat bananas just fine and haven't tried the rest of those. But I have really cut back on rice and potatoes since dx.
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Permalink Reply by Khürt Williams on -
Squirrels, hamster, and gerbils.
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Permalink Reply by saundra barragan on -
Hey Khurt
Thanks for my laugh for the day. That was a good one.
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Permalink Reply by Judith on -
I, too, love your sense of humor, Khurt. I don't know, though, I hear squirrel is a real treat in some places!......
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Permalink Reply by Misty on -
It's overrated. :( We firmly believe that if you shoot it you eat it, and my husband was helping a friend control her squirrel population at one point. He brought a few home. We at them. They are nourishing but not what I would choose for my last meal. LOL! It is good in stew-type things though. Traditially Brunswick stew (served with barbecue) is made from squirrel. Now, it is made with equal parts of beef, chicken, and pork though.
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Permalink Reply by elaine peterson on
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If you don't smother 'em in possum gravy!
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Permalink Reply by debb on -
i like my squirrels alive and scolding me. bunnies too. oh yeah and ground hogs and raccoons and deer.......................................................................
you can have the snakes and possums. nasty little buggers.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Dennis on -
Oppossum is way too greasey.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Dennis on
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Yeah, but who can eat them without biscuits and gopher grvey???
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Permalink Reply by Joe Dennis on
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You know they're nothing but tree rats!
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