I won't address "should." A diabetic can eat nuts, in moderation.
(Note that unsalted nuts are healthier for everyone, diabetic or not. You can buy raw nuts and roast them (200 degrees C for 15 minutes or less, to taste) or buy salted nuts and rinse them and then dry them in an oven for a very short time.)
Honey:
Most diabetics find that honey affects them similarly to sugar. So you shouldn't eat more of it than you would of sugar. If you're not sure, you'd have to test your own blood-sugar levels.
nuts of course A: nuts, of course, and some peanuts are salted, have had honey added, etc.
well since type of nuts are usually in energy bags they should be ok
Salted Gingko Nuts was created on 1978-11-16.
Nuts are very healthy, as it contains protein and healthy fats, however, it should be raw and unsalted nuts, because salted nuts would be bad for you as it has a high sodium content.
If you are alergic to nuts, then you should not eat honey NUT cherios because it is bad for you. Otherwise if you are not alergic to nuts, then honey nut cherios is a very healthy cereal for you.
Salted Nuts - 2007 was released on: USA: 6 June 2007 (Hoboken International Film Festival)
Not usually, no.
No. If you have gout its because of eating so many salts and sugars. Eating Salted peanuts will make your gout even worse.
Men roll and shake salted nuts in their hands to rub some of the salt off. This is their way of being cool while still eating nuts the way that they'd like them.
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nuts an honey
Nuts, seeds, and legumes