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A tasty meatball can make or break a dish.

The problem with most meatballs is that breadcrumbs are often added to keep them together. That may be "useful"...

...but unfortunately it is not healthy for your blood sugar if you have type 2 diabetes.

Unfortunately, a Russian salad quickly becomes unhealthy due to one ingredient:

The potatoes

As a result, eating a low-carb Russian salad seems impossible for many people.

Fortunately, a lot is possible if you're willing to get a little creative in the kitchen.

There is an easy (and healthy) way to make a low-carb Russian salad without potatoes.

How?

You will learn that in this tasty recipe!

The breakfast of the average person consists of a piece of bread, some yogurt with granola or muesli. All these meals are generally not the best things to start your day with.

Both bread and granola from the supermarket are often packed with unhealthy carbohydrates and sugars.

Does this mean that you have to say goodbye to your favorite breakfast? Certainly not! In this article you will learn exactly how to make a low-carb granola so that you can still eat your delicious breakfast.

Sometimes you fancy a low-carb breakfast which is a bit more than a boiled egg or bowl of yogurt. That's nice... but what can you make?

Making a tasty low-carb breakfast can be quite a challenge. Because if you don't want/can't eat bread or pancakes, very little remains. Your low-carb breakfast ideas quickly run out.

Fortunately, I have a delicious recipe for you here with pesto, cheese, stock and spicy sausage.

Wonderful to make for yourself (and your family) on the weekend - especially if you want to spoil everyone... including yourself, of course.