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Jul
31

Thinking in terms of a diabetic diet, is Butternut Squash a starch like sweet potatoes?

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Pebbles1958 asked:

I’m a diabetic looking for different to eat and different to cook. I’m tired of the same old things all the time. I tried for the first and I really like it, but I can’t keep making it the way I did. I baked it til it was tender then put butter and over it and then added cinnamon. Even plain it didn’t taste bad, kind of like a sweet potato. But I am curious whether I should count it as a like or bread or and peas. Thanks.
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  1. Diane D Says:

    Squash has a good amount of fiber but also rich in vitamins plus complex carbohydrates. Check with a nutritionist about the grams of carbs and the exchange value.

  2. WEIRDRELATIVES Says:

    I believe it equals one starch one the diebetic diet.

  3. JuSt AsKiNg Says:

    As to compare to bread, RAW (one cup mashed) butternut squash has 18 grams of carbohydrates (starch is a form of carbs) whereas one slice of bread has from about 12-15, depending upon the type bread. I think, however, because it is a vegetable, it would be very beneficial to your diabetic diet.

    Hope this helps!

  4. Skeeter Says:

    Why not top it with butter, cinnamon and splenda or the sweet and low brown sugar? As long as you do not heat the sweet and low brown sugar it isn’t bad. You can do this but you have to do some modifications.

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