Gestational Diabetes UK Research Statistics
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
5M ago
Here are the results of the Gestational Diabetes UK Research Statistics from a Google Forms survey conducted in 2024 by members and followers of Gestational Diabetes UK who have had a Gestational Diabetes pregnancy and birth. We received 3,270 responses. All answers were anonymous, and participants were allowed to complete the survey for each Gestational […] The post Gestational Diabetes UK Research Statistics appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Granola Breakfast Muffins
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
Gestational Diabetes UK Recipe Subscription To access this content, take out a GD UK Recipe Subscription today! If you have already subscribed, please login I created Gestational Diabetes UK® as a GD Mum, for other Mums. I’m dedicated to providing information on gestational diabetes, from diagnosis through to birth and beyond. I do not show any […] The post Granola Breakfast Muffins appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Cinnamon Pecan Breakfast Muffins
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
Gestational Diabetes UK Recipe Subscription To access this content, take out a GD UK Recipe Subscription today! If you have already subscribed, please login I created Gestational Diabetes UK® as a GD Mum, for other Mums. I’m dedicated to providing information on gestational diabetes, from diagnosis through to birth and beyond. I do not show any […] The post Cinnamon Pecan Breakfast Muffins appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Cream of Chicken Soup
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
If you have a leftover roast chicken carcass, why not make a batch of this creamy Chicken Soup? It is packed with flavour and goodness and great for those on a budget. This delicious creamy chicken soup is a real bowl of homemade comfort. If you don’t want to make your own chicken stock, then […] The post Cream of Chicken Soup appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Roasted Brussels Sprouts
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
Simple Roasted Brussels Sprouts. In my opinion, the best way to cook Brussels sprouts is to roast them. Forget boiling or steaming them as they turn to mush and taste so strong. Cook them from raw straight in the oven with a drizzle of olive oil and seasoned, and they become so delicious with lovely […] The post Roasted Brussels Sprouts appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Tuna Melt Peppers
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
Bitesize Tuna Melt Peppers. If you like tuna, then give these sweet baby peppers a try. They’re made with tuna mayonnaise, topped with grated cheese, and baked until bubbling, golden, and gooey. The post Tuna Melt Peppers appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Prawn and Avocado Salad
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
Punchy and zingy Prawn and Avocado Salad. This salad is packed with cooked and peeled prawns, pasta, and avocado, all coated in a delicious fresh lime and dill mayonnaise dressing. Add dried chilli flakes for some added heat. Serve with a big green side salad and more sliced avocado for a well-paired and filling lunch. The post Prawn and Avocado Salad appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Walnut and Lentil Stuffed Mushrooms
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
Gestational Diabetes UK Recipe Subscription To access this content, take out a GD UK Recipe Subscription today! If you have already subscribed, please login I created Gestational Diabetes UK® as a GD Mum, for other Mums. I’m dedicated to providing information on gestational diabetes, from diagnosis through to birth and beyond. I do not show any […] The post Walnut and Lentil Stuffed Mushrooms appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Meringue Kisses
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
These dinky little sugar-free Meringue Kisses are perfect for making Eton Mess or topping yoghurt or low-carb ice cream. They do take a long time to make, as the cooking process is more of a drying-out process than baking, but if you have time, they are worth the effort. The post Meringue Kisses appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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Rhubarb Fool
Gestational Diabetes UK Blog
by Jo Paterson
6M ago
This Rhubarb Fool is a tangy dessert of stewed rhubarb (without sugar), layers of creamy yoghurt fool, and a crumbled biscuit topping for some crunch. The post Rhubarb Fool appeared first on Gestational Diabetes UK ..read more
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