Craving something sweet but want to skip the sugar? You’re not alone. Natural sweeteners and sugar alternatives have become ...

If you’re “off” sugar, detoxing, or just trying to be healthier, that doesn’t mean you should have to deprive yourself. These delicious, sugar-free recipes from our favourite bloggers prove that you ...

Sugar free hard candy has become a popular choice for those who crave something sweet without the added sugar. Offering the ...

It is possible to eat candy when you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Learn about the best choices for your situation, and how ...

Let’s cover the top five sugar free treats you’ve gotta try this Halloween. Simple recipes and store purchases have never ...

Lokendra Tomar is a Diet Educator & Founder of Diabexy. The terms “Sugar-free” and “No added sugar” are frequently used these days and can be found on food packaging. Don’t mistakenly believe that ...

Sometimes our sweet tooth can get the best of us. We just can’t help it. But if you’re consuming too much refined sugar, your sugar fix could also get the best of your health. Consumption of excess ...

glass of iced tea with lemon and mint - Cris Cantón/Getty Images As the name implies, sweet tea should be sweet! And while traditional sweet tea recipes pour in a cup or two of sugar per pitcher, some ...

Sweet cravings don’t always have to come with guilt. And no, there’s no need to rely on bland health bars or oddly chewy bites. Try jaggery and dry fruits, a classic Indian mix that hits the sweet ...

Yes, people with diabetes can eat candy. However, as with all food choices, carb count, calories, portion size, and advance planning are key. Eating candy can be a controversial topic for people with ...