Super Easy Diabetic Cookbook for Beginners with Pictures: 2000 Days of Healthy, Low-Carb & Low-Sugar Recipes to Cook Every Day. The Complete 30-Day Meal Plan to Manage Type 2 Diabetes
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Sick of Boring Diabetic Meals?
Say goodbye to flavorless food, complicated rules, and sad salads.
Say hello to super easy, colorful, and feel-good diabetes recipes – made for real people with real lives.
What’s Inside This Diabetes Cookbook?
✔️ 2000 Days of Low-Carb, Low-Sugar Recipes that actually taste good
✔️ Full-Color Edition – because healthy food should look delicious too
✔️ 30-Day Meal Plan – no more overthinking, just follow the plan and feel the difference
✔️ No-Stress Cooking – simple steps, everyday ingredients, minimal prep
✔️ Smart Nutrition Info on every recipe (calories, carbs, sugar & more — no surprises)
🎁 BONUS: Scan & watch 50+ step-by-step cooking videos on your phone or tablet!
Who Is This Diabetic Cookbook For?People with Type 2 Diabetes, Prediabetes, or Insulin ResistanceAnyone looking for diabetic recipes for beginnersBusy folks in need of a realistic low-carb cookbookPerfect for anyone searching for trusted diabetes recipes that actually fit their lifestyleGreat choice if you want a practical and beginner-friendlydiabetes cookbook
👉 Take Back Control – One Meal at a Time
Whether you’re newly diagnosed or just fed up, this diabetic cookbook is your daily dose of confidence in the kitchen.
Click “Buy Now with 1-Click” to start eating better without the stress. Your blood sugar (and taste buds) will thank you.
From the Publisher
ASIN : B0F9FV2Y3C
Accessibility : Learn more
Publication date : May 21, 2025
Language : English
File size : 7.9 MB
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 254 pages
Page Flip : Enabled
Best Sellers Rank: #35,929 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store) #2 in Diabetic & Sugar-Free Cooking (Kindle Store) #4 in Northwestern U.S. Cooking, Food & Wine #11 in Low Carbohydrate Diets
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13 reviews for Super Easy Diabetic Cookbook for Beginners with Pictures: 2000 Days of Healthy, Low-Carb & Low-Sugar Recipes to Cook Every Day. The Complete 30-Day Meal Plan to Manage Type 2 Diabetes
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Christopherr –
No More Sad Salads
As someone helping a family member manage Type 2 diabetes, I’ve flipped through tons of cookbooksand most of them either overcomplicate everything or serve up bland meals. This one is a total game changer.The full-color photos make it easy to follow, and the recipes are simple, tasty, and realistic for everyday life. The 30day meal plan was a huge help in getting started without feeling overwhelmed. I also loved the QR codes for the cooking videos—super handy.What really stood out? It’s not just about cutting carbs, it’s about eating well without feeling like you’re on a “special” diet. This book makes healthy cooking feel doable, not stressful.If you’re new to diabetes-friendly cooking or just tired of boring meals, this one’s worth keeping on your kitchen counter.
Lupe –
A practical and tasty guide
This book is transformative for those who must control their eating without complicating their lives. The recipes are clear and explained step by step, including photos and videos. Ideal for diabetics and anyone who wants to eat healthy.
Mary C. N. –
Diabetic Meals That Don’t Suck
This cookbook is a total win. The recipes are quick, tasty, and use normal ingredients, nothing bland or complicated. The 30-day meal plan is super handy, and the photos and bonus videos make it even easier to follow.
Kenax –
A perfect starter guide for diabetic-friendly cooking!
This cookbook has been incredibly helpful for my aunt, who was recently diagnosed with diabetes. The recipes are simple, healthy, and easy to follow, with photos for every dish. She’s been loving them, and it’s made meal planning so much less stressful. I definitely recommend it if you’re just getting started or helping someone who is.
Dr. Hu –
interesting and informative
This cookbook has been such a helpful and encouraging resource for us. The recipes are straightforward, full of flavor, and don’t require fancy ingredients or hours in the kitchen—which I really appreciate. The pictures make everything less intimidating, and the 30-day meal plan gave me a real sense of direction without the usual stress. I love that it focuses on real, wholesome food without making us feel like we’re missing out. It’s made cooking for your health feel less like a chore and more like something we can enjoy doing together.
TC –
Not Just for Diabetics – Delicious for Everyone!
This Diabetic Cookbook for Beginners” by Cecily Goodwin may be aimed at those managing diabetes, but the recipes are so flavorful and accessible, anyone can enjoy them. It’s a quick, easy read packed with simple, mouthwatering meals that don’t compromise on taste. The format leans more toward a magazine-style cookbook than a traditional one, which makes it approachable and user-friendly. Whether you’re looking to manage blood sugar or just eat healthier, this is a fantastic starter cookbook. If you’re only going to buy one, this is a smart pick – it gets you started and keeps you going.One gripe: The book includes three QR codes – the first, at the beginning, links to the author’s page and works fine. However, the two at the end – one for leaving a review and another promising 50 bonus recipes – do not work. Personally, I’m not a fan of QR codes to begin with. A short, easy-to-type TinyURL would’ve been a more reliable alternative. As it stands, you may miss out on the extra recipes, which is why I’m giving this four stars instead of five. Hopefully, this issue will be fixed by the time you purchase this book.
Brooke Reynolds –
Real recipes to manage your blood sugar
This is a great Diabetic Cookbook. All these recipes are wonderful – everything from breakfast, lunch, dinner, side dishes, and even desserts. Each recipe contains helpful tips as well as containing nutritional facts. For someone who suffered from pregnancy diabetes, I wish I had these recipes available during that time period.
Kevin Ryan –
Tasty Blood‑Sugar Buddy
This cookbook kicks dull diabetic food to the curb. Bright photos and plain‑talk recipes make low‑carb living feel doable, not drab. The 30‑day plan lays out breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks so you’re never stuck guessing. Everyday ingredients, short steps, and handy nutrition stats keep stress low while flavor stays high. Great starter guide for busy folks managing type two.
Andrew Casey HSB –
I love reading cookbooks of many varieties. This book is its own way because of the images, instructions and bonus tips and tricks. The tips & tricks for each recipe makes me feel more connected with the author on a personal level of communication that is healthy creating growth. I cook for enjoyment primarily for my wife not for any career purposes. I know this book is diabetic focused at the beginning which I do appreciate and yet I can appreciate more wonderful ideas presented in cook books. Furthermore the tips & tricks for each recipe is an excellent edition that I appreciate most in this book.
Kareen –
Yay! Finally a cookbook with pictures to go along with it. I know there are a few but not nearly enough. I am prediabetic and am always looking for good recipes that are fast and easy as my family is grown now and it is only for me. I love that there are things like lettuce wraps and quick snacks!
Dave & Julia –
Very happy with this book easy to follow , very good understanding of Diabetic , very helpful of good foods to eat plenty of good menu’s , good to know what food’s Diabetic’s need to be careful of. I can’t eat wheat or eggs so will have to be careful what I eat.
Power of Books –
I came across this cookbook while looking for something grounded and realistic to support my healthier meals. I appreciated how thoughtfully this book is put together. The structure made sense: starting with the basics, then a 30 day plan, and finally recipes that feel doable and satisfying. The little tips throughout felt personal and encouraging. It is not just about cutting sugar, but about cooking in a way that still feels joyful and real.Easily a 5 out of 5 for its clarity, warmth, and real-life usefulness.
Kylie Dodd –
A fantastic resource for anyone new to diabetic cooking! This cookbook makes managing type 2 diabetes feel a lot less overwhelming. The recipes are simple, clearly explained, and the pictures make it easy to know what to expect. I especially appreciated the 30-day meal plan, it gave me a great starting point and helped me stay on track. The meal plan has the links to the recipes in the book! Mine and the kids’ fav so far: Chicken-Veggie Lettuce Wraps. Looking forward to trying more.