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Please point me to where i can find a diabetic friendly birthday cake?
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Small: The most diabetic-friendly birthday cake would be a very small one. It is ok to enjoy food once in a while, as long as you account for it, don't go on a binge, keep the portion size small, and (in the case of diabetes) take enough insulin to cover the glycemic excursion.
Answered 9/29/2016
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