Boiled Eggs
Relax, we have something for vegetarians too. Let’s get it done first?
If you have ever been to the gym to make muscles, you know how important it is to eat boiled eggs as a protein source. Apart from being an amazing source of protein, it also helps you to control overeating by inducing a sense of satiety (feeling to limit further eating). The nutritional value of an egg is as follows:
- Calories: 67.4 Kcal
- Protein: 6.4 grams
- Carbohydrates: 0.6 grams
- Total Fat: 5.0 grams
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.0 grams
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.7 grams
- Saturated fat: 1.5 grams
- Cholesterol: 213 milligrams
The most important part is that it contains all the types of essential amino acids required by the body for optimum growth. You can always eat it with a topping or spread to enhance the taste, but remember to avoid chemically processed spreads.
Makhana
If you are a lazy lad who doesn’t want to prepare their snack every time they feel hungry, Makhana is your go-to option.
It is rich in protein, fiber, and calcium. Just to give you an idea, a 100g consumption of Makhana gives you around 9-10g of protein and around 14-15g of fibers. So, make a packet and Makhana one time and it will satisfy your snack need at least 3-4 times. You can even carry it in a box while traveling.
Additional Information: Have you tried unsweetened almond and soy milk? These are good choices for people with diabetes.
Apple with Peanut Butter
Apple is a good source of vitamins and it has zero fats and cholesterol. Combining it with peanut butter which is a good source of protein, carbohydrates, and fats is a good choice and the most important part is that it tastes amazing!
Note: Try to avoid chemically processed peanut butter available in the market. Try 100% natural peanut butter from here.
Roasted Chickpeas
If you are fed up with getting the taste of peanut from peanut butter, roasted chickpeas are your alternative option. Like peanut butter, it is also rich in protein and fibers and can satisfy your hunger.
Radish
Really? Radish? Are you sure?
Well, Yes! And when you will read about the health benefits of radish for diabetic people, you will feel confident about it too.
- Helps in regulating blood sugar levels: Radish contains glucosinolate and isothiocyanate which help in regulating blood sugar levels.
- Adiponectin production: Adiponectin is a hormone produced in the body which helps to protect the body against insulin resistance. Radish naturally increases the production of this hormone.
- Improve Glycaemic Control: Radish contains coenzyme Q10, an antioxidant that is extremely helpful in improving glycaemic control and vascular dysfunction.
Keeros Roasted Multigrain SuperSnack
And now the final surprise!
Keeros is one of the best healthy and wholesome snacks option for everyone, especially diabetic people. It is a healthy mix of roasted pearl millets, soybeans, dew beans, green grams, rice flakes, white wheat. The main highlights of this snack…oops Supersnack are:
- Healthy for All & Safe for Diabetics (NABL Lab Certified)
- Rich in Protein
- Rich in Iron
- Rich in Calcium
- Rich Source of Essential Nutrients
- No Artificial Preservatives, Colours or Flavours
Concluding Note:
If you are confused even after this long list, then a good thumb rule to follow is to choose snacks that are high in protein and fiber. Junk food is a strict NO and try to rely upon healthy fats like Peanut butter, avocado, etc.
Just remember that Health is the biggest asset you have and caring for your health is your own responsibility, so choose wisely.
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