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Milk & Honey Nutrition is here to help you and your whole family develop a positive relationship with food and create happy memories in the kitchen. Our goal is to offer you services that help you develop a healthy attitude about food. We strive to help you learn how to plan, prepare, and provide a well-rounded diet for yourself and your family. We provide services, recommendations, products, and advice to help you along the way. Browse the rest of our page and visit our website to see what we have to offer or shoot us an email at [email protected] for more information.

10/25/2026

Overnight oats are one of my favorite customizable breakfast options for people who pay attention to their blood sugars! There are so many different ways we can reduce added sugar, reduce overall carbohydrate load, and increase protein, and fiber!

Comment “learn more” and I will send you links to both recipes and more information about oatmeal and your blood sugars!

10/24/2026

✈️ My #1 tip for managing blood sugars while traveling? Start your day with protein AND fiber!

Whether you’re grabbing breakfast at a hotel, heading to the airport, or stopping at a coffee shop, what you eat in the morning can make a big difference in how your blood sugars respond throughout the morning.

Protein and fiber work together to help slow digestion, support more stable blood sugars, and keep you feeling full and satisfied longer. 🙌

A few of my favorite easy travel breakfast combos:
🥚 Eggs + whole grain toast + fruit
🥣 Unsweetened Greek yogurt + berries + nuts
🥑 Avocado toast + eggs
🥜 Oatmeal + peanut butter + a side of protein

And remember, it doesn’t have to be perfect! Even making one small adjustment to add more protein or fiber can help.

As a dietitian living with type 1 diabetes, I know traveling can throw off your normal routine. But a little planning at breakfast can go a long way! 💙

Comment “learn more” and I’ll send you more info on breakfast and traveling with diabetes.

What’s your go-to breakfast when you’re traveling? 👇

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10/23/2026

Packing my diabetes supply bag! 💙🎒

After 35+ years of living with type 1 diabetes, one thing I’ve learned is that you can never be too prepared!

Between pump supplies, CGM supplies, low blood sugar treatments, and all the other little things that come with managing T1D, there’s a lot to keep up with.

Whether I’m traveling or just heading out for a busy day, having my supplies organized and ready to go gives me one less thing to think about.

Because diabetes already requires enough mental energy… I don’t need to add forgetting something important to the list! 😂

The bag I show in the video is “Black Pro” model 👍 comment “diabetes bag” and I will send you the direct link.

10/21/2026

5 pantry staples I always keep stocked as a registered dietitian, mom of 3, and someone living with type 1 diabetes! 🙌🏼

I’m all about keeping convenient, versatile foods on hand that make putting together balanced meals and snacks easier. And these are 5 favorites I find myself reaching for again and again!

Eating to support balanced blood sugars doesn’t have to be complicated, and having a well-stocked pantry can make all the difference!

What’s one pantry staple you ALWAYS have on hand? Tell me below! 👇🏼

Comment “learn more” and I will send you the link to my full grocery list!

https://milkandhoneynutrition.com/the-best-grocery-list-for-type-1-2-diabetes-printa/

10/19/2026

🍫 BROWNIE BITES with a secret ingredient you’d never guess! 🤫

If you love chocolate but also want a sweet treat that supports balanced blood sugars, you need to try these Low Sugar No Bake Brownie Bites!

They’re rich, chocolatey, easy to make, and packed with some surprising nutrition benefits! The secret ingredient? Chickpeas! 🙌
Yep, chickpeas! They blend right into the brownie batter and add fiber and plant-based protein without changing that delicious chocolate flavor.

Here’s why I love these as a dietitian living with type 1 diabetes:
🍫 Only 1g sugar per bite
🌱 4g fiber per bite
🤎 Made with oats, almond flour, and chickpeas
🙌 No baking required!

✨ Perfect for meal prepping and keeping in the fridge when a chocolate craving hits!

And remember, living with diabetes doesn’t mean you have to give up dessert. It’s about finding ways to enjoy the foods you love while also supporting your blood sugar goals.

Comment “recipe please” and I’ll send you the full recipe + nutrition info!

https://milkandhoneynutrition.com/recipes/low-sugar-no-bake-brownie-bites/

10/17/2026

Breakfast, lunch, or dinner… these Veggie Black Bean & Egg Quesadillas are one of those meals that works ANY time of day! 🌮🍳

And as a dietitian living with type 1 diabetes, I love a meal that tastes delicious, is easy to throw together, AND packs in some great nutrition!

Here’s why I love this combination for balanced blood sugars:

🫘 Black beans provide fiber and plant-based protein.

🍳 Eggs add satisfying protein to help keep you full.

🥑 Veggies add more fiber, vitamins, and minerals.

🧀 Cheese adds flavor, protein, and makes everything extra delicious!

Pairing carbohydrates with protein, fat, and fiber can help support a more gradual rise in blood sugar after eating. And the best part? You don’t have to sacrifice your favorite foods to do it!

Save this one for the next time you need a quick, satisfying meal!

👉 Comment “recipe please” and I’ll send you the full recipe + nutrition info!

https://milkandhoneynutrition.com/recipes/veggie-black-bean-egg-quesadilla/

10/15/2026

5 things I ALWAYS have in my freezer as a registered dietitian, busy mom, and someone who’s lived with type 1 diabetes for 35+ years! 🙌

One of my favorite ways to make balanced eating easier is to keep my freezer stocked with convenient options that help me get meals on the table quickly. And yes, that includes carbs! 😉

Here are 5 things you’ll almost always find in my freezer:

Jones Dairy Farm Chicken Sausages: Such an easy protein option! They’re fully cooked, so I can heat them up in minutes and pair them with just about anything for a quick meal.

Brazi Bites: These little cheesy bites are SO good! They’re a convenient carbohydrate option that I love pairing with protein and veggies for a more balanced meal.

Individually frozen fish fillets: I love being able to pull out exactly how many portions I need. Fish is a great source of protein, and having it on hand makes putting together a nutritious dinner so much easier.

Frozen vegetables: Affordable, convenient, and just as nutritious as fresh! I can add them to almost any meal for an easy boost of fiber and nutrients without worrying about them going bad.

Corn tortillas: Yes, I keep tortillas in my freezer! They freeze beautifully, and I can pull out a few at a time for quick tacos, quesadillas, or breakfast wraps. They’re a great reminder that eating for balanced blood sugars doesn’t mean avoiding carbohydrates.

The biggest takeaway? Eating with diabetes doesn’t have to be complicated or require making everything from scratch. Having a few convenient staples on hand can make it SO much easier to build balanced meals with protein, fiber, and carbohydrates.

What’s one thing you ALWAYS keep in your freezer? Tell me below! 👇

And comment “learn more” and I’ll send you my full diabetes and blood sugar friendly grocery list!

https://milkandhoneynutrition.com/the-best-grocery-list-for-type-1-2-diabetes-printa/

10/14/2026

Did you know that our highest fiber foods, for the most part aren’t actually vegetables?

The highest fiber foods tend to actually be things like fruit, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and beans.

Fiber is one of the most important nutrients for supporting healthy blood sugars. It helps slow down digestion and the absorption of carbohydrates, which can lead to a more gradual rise in blood sugar after eating. Fiber also helps keep you full and satisfied, supports your gut health, and can improve overall blood sugar management over time.

Here’s 5 high fiber foods that aren’t vegetables:
* avocados (6g fiber/half avocado)
* raspberries (8g fiber/cup)
* black beans (8g fiber per half cup)
* kiwis (5g fiber/2 kiwi)
* apples (4-5g fiber/medium apple)

But remember, if your body isn’t used to lots of fiber, don’t increase super fast. Make sure to increase your fiber intake gradually overtime to avoid GI distress.

Want more high fiber food ideas? Comment “learn more” and I’ll send them to you!

https://milkandhoneynutrition.com/high-fiber-foods-for-diabetes-to-add-to-your-plate/

10/13/2026

Homemade jam with just TWO ingredients?! 🍇✨ This is one of my favorite things to make and keep on hand this time of year!

This California Grape Chia Jam is one of my favorite ways to turn naturally sweet grapes into a simple spread with no added sugar.

And grapes bring more to the table than just great flavor… Grapes of all colors (red, green, and black) are a natural source of antioxidants and other polyphenols. These beneficial plant compounds help promote antioxidant activity and support healthy cell function, with research also suggesting some positive benefits for heart health and healthy aging.

And when you combine California grapes with chia seeds, you get a delicious jam with 2g of fiber per serving!

🍇 California Grape Chia Jam�• 1½ lbs. seedless California grapes�• ¼ cup chia seeds
Add the grapes to a saucepan and cook over medium heat for about 30 minutes, stirring and mashing as they soften. Once the grapes have cooked down, stir in the chia seeds. Transfer to a container and refrigerate until thickened.

That’s it! 🙌 The recipe makes about 1¼ cups jam and is perfect for spreading on toast, swirling into yogurt or oatmeal, topping pancakes, or pairing with nut butter.

Make sure to let me know if you try it!

10/11/2026

These 3 recipes are some of my favorite examples of how you can build a satisfying, balanced dinner that supports more stable blood sugars.

🥧 Chicken Pot Pie: Comfort food with a balance of protein, fat, and lower carbs than a traditional version to help slow digestion and support a more gradual rise in blood sugar.

🥣 Slow Cooker Lentil Vegetable Soup: Lentils are packed with fiber and plant-based protein, making them a great carbohydrate choice for blood sugar management.

🍂 Harvest Sheet Pan Dinner: A delicious combination of roasted vegetables, butternut squash, and pecans that provides fiber, healthy fats, and tons of flavor!

Remember, everyone’s blood sugar response is different, and portion sizes matter, too. But pairing carbohydrates with fiber, protein, and healthy fats is a great place to start!

Want these recipes and more? Comment “learn more” and I’ll send them to you!

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