No because any I have come across have a high sugar content mostly from added sugar
from what i have just read diabetics can have cod liver oil and malt
If a single malt is to be fully appreciated it should not be served with water, ice or soft drinks. If soft drinks are mixed in, then there is no reason to use an expensive single malt. Any cheap blend will do.
Chuck Bass drinks a single malt Scotch and the brand is "Single Malt Fife Ness, 18" which isn't a real brand. I don't know if he drinks it neat or on the rocks.
no its not ok
Flavored malt beverages, such as Mike's Lemonade, Smirnoff Ice, Zima, Sparks, etc. are malt-based drinks. Although the malt is an artificial sucrose-based malt, this gives them the ability to be sold under the beer category, mainly for tax purposes, plus the companies realized the faster growth potential for smaller serving-size fruity drinks in a beer setting, as opposed to the wine cooler craze of the 80s. Wine coolers, though, are wine-based drinks. They are essentially fortified wine with CO2 and other fruit flavors added. Because of the grape-base for these drinks, they are taxed as wine. There are also RTD (ready-to-drink) cocktails such as Jack Daniels coolers and Kahlua cocktails, etc. These are pre-mixed, liquor-based drinks that are sold under the same tax category as hard spirits. (source: more than a decade working in the alcohol industry...)
Yes..gluten free if good for diabetics
Asparagus has a low Glycemic index of ±15 which is good for Diabetics. 4 stalks of asparagus is = ±13 calories, 0.1g fat & 2.5g Carbs
Any low sugar cereal should be ok for diabetics
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Malt drinks offer a rich source of vitamins and minerals, making them a tasty and nutritious option. However, moderation is key, as they can be high in sugar and calories.
Yes you can.