[Diabetes-Talk] Looking for a resource.

[sjryan2 at gmail.com]

Hi Alan,

Having just seen your question, I first went to the Trader Joe's website,
but they list foods only for gluten-free, vegan and kosher diets. Many, many
of their foods would fit in your menu--but they don't provide that kind of
information in any useful way. The next search I did was
www.myfitnesspal.com. There I found ten pages of specifically Trader Joe's
foods by searching just for Trader Joe's. I suspect similar sites, such as
www.sparkpeople.com, etc., would offer specific foods as well. The problem I
have with these sites is that the foods are often added by individuals, and
they vary a great deal in how they're entered. But you will find them
useful.

I hope this will give you a start. I love Trader Joe's foods, and they do
strive for high-quality products.

Welcome back!
Sandi


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Subject: [Diabetes-Talk] Looking for a resource.

First of all, hi everyone! Long time, no talk, but I am back. For anyone who
doesn't know me, if you wish, I can do a post re-introducing myself.

Right out of the gate, though, I have a question. Does anyone know of a
good, accessible resource for nutrition information for Trader Joes
products? My A1C recently got really bad again so I am back to watching
calories, carbs etc. Can anyone help?

Alan Wheeler


"If you want to practice anything, practice knowing you can do whatever you
set your complete mind to." Victor Wooten "The Music Lesson"

My blog: http://doingitdeeper.blogspot.com/

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