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![]() In a month, a sister-in-law is coming to visit for a week with her husband. I don't really know either of them. She is a serious diabetic since her teen years. I know nothing about feeding a diabetic. I will call her and talk to her, but I need some practical outlook. I can easily do the plain fruits, vegetables and proteins. But, are any sauces allowed, seasonings, combinations of foods. I should mention that they are from the real mid-west, cow and corn country,, therefore most probably very plain food and nothing spicy. They will be staying at a motel so I am assuming they will probably provide their own breakfast (???) don't know. Any insight appreciated. Thanks Janet US |
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