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Magic Menus for People with Diabetes

One of ADA's most popular cookbooks just got better! This cookbook works like magic with all of the fats, calories, carbs, and exchanges automatically calculated for you--no matter which recipes you mix and match from meal to meal! What's more, you now get carb counts for each recipe and menu along with complete nutrition information for each recipe. Simple daily menus are calorie-controlled and consistent in carbohydrate grams. More than 200 marvelous, mouth-watering recipes.

252 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

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American Diabetes Association

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The American Diabetes Association is the nation's premiere nonprofit association devoted to diabetes research and care. The Association is also the largest publisher of diabetes books; in fact, 1 in 3 books on diabetes published in the United States is published by us.

Our books range from cookbooks, lifestyle guides and diabetes self-management resources to texts for health care professionals and researchers working toward better treatment, and ultimately a cure for, people with diabetes.

Many of the books we publish are written by well-respected health professionals and chefs. These books can be found on the "Published by the ADA" shelf on our bookshelf.

Visit diabetes.org or shopdiabetes.org to find out more information on our books.

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July 10, 2017
Every recipe has carbs and usually those that have no fiber. Many have processed grains. Also relies on margarine and egg substitute. Whole foods are generally considered better and yet this book doesn't use them. I was surprised by the publication date as it seemed from the 1980's. Not for me.
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