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Being a type 2 diabetic, just wondering if peanuts are ok to eat regularly as they are protein from what i understand and thought they might be a good substitute for thinks like potato chips. peanuts helpful or not, that is the question?
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YES: Excellent source of fiber and not carbs like potato chips.
Answered 9/14/2018
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