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Is cheerios low fat milk and blueberries a good breakfast for type 2 diabetics?
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Yes: As long as its not a mixing bowl and your not eating several cups of blue berries. Even fruit has sugar and too much of anything is not good. But in general this sounds like a fine breakfast. Enjoy!
Answered 8/24/2013
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