The smell of spring is in the air. Blooming trees, fresh cut grass and the crisp, clean scent of, wait, what is that? Marshmallow peeps, sugary fruit slices and matzah?
Yes, they are here, too. And just like the daffodils, those delightfully decadent treats that come with Easter and Passover can simply not be denied.
But, if you have T1D or a tiny T1D in the house, this time of year brings both squeals excitement and gasps of deep concern. How much is too much?
As with anything, it’s all about moderation – and monitoring the carbohydrates.
So as you enter these holiday days, keep these carb counters within reach to make sure you – or those you love – are not consuming too much.
- Easter candy carb counter English and Spanish
- Seder plate carb counter English and Spanish
- Passover candy, food and wine carb counter
This time of year also brings a certain amount of adult toasting and glass clinking. Moderation is needed here, too, as alcohol also is loaded with hidden carbs — and other potential unwanted effects. So, keep this Drinking Safely with T1D tip sheet handy, too.
Here’s to anything dipped in chocolate! Happy Holidays.
