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Unsalted butter Unsalted butter or grass-fed (organic) butter is good for diabetic patients. Unsalted butter has no sodium, which is good for diabetic patients as well. What Can Diabetics Use Instead of Butter? Ideally, olive oil, nut butter, or clarified butter can be used by diabetes patients.
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Read More »Butter is a milk-based fat made by churning the milk cream. It is used widely in the Indian kitchen as a spread, for frying, or is added as such to the meals. It is delicious, healthy, and a rich source of vitamin D and fats. Now the question arises, can diabetes patients eat butter? Is butter safe for people with diabetes? What is the nutritional value of butter for diabetes? Now let’s discuss some butter nutrition facts in detail.
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