Diabetic Living Australia – May-June 2019

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With delicious flavours and


a focus on health, yoghurt


makes a no-brainer for your


shopping trolley


Yoghurt


Many yoghurts available in
your local supermarket will
be an excellent source of calcium,
protein and low glycemic index
(GI) carbohydrates, which are
suitable for inclusion in your daily
diet. However, it is important to
take the time to check the
nutrition information panel of
your favourite brand and flavour,
as they don’t all stack up to be
as good as each other.
Look for yoghurts that contain:


  • No more than 2.5g total
    fat per 100g

  • No more than 10g sugar
    per 100g

  • At least 100mg calcium
    per 100g
    When deciding on your portion
    size, remember to consider your
    individualised carbohydrate
    requirements to best manage
    your BGLs. If you are unsure
    about this, an Accredited
    Practising Dietitian can help you.
    Check out some of our
    favourite yoghurts on the
    market! ■

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