DIABETIC FRIENDLY BLUEBERRY BUCKLE | LOW CARB, NO ADDED SUGAR & A GREAT DESSERT

In the video we are celebrating Blueberries and a great diabetic recipe. We are making a blueberry Buckle. A dessert that has all the great flavors of a cobbler, a crisp and coffee cake all rolled into one great dessert. This recipe makes a great satisfying, diabetic friendly dessert anytime.
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[@foltz-art]

Super yummylicious share I really love blueberries too so thanks so much for this it looks super delicious my good brother.✌❤🤪

[@DiabeticSavvywithDavisKnight]

LOVE THAT!!! Blueberries are on sale in some areas of the United States currently so this is a great dessert to serve warm as the weather gets cooler!
You can use the same recipe with fresh peaches, plums and even apples!
Thank you so much for your comment and support, Be safe this holiday season and let us know if we can help in anyway! You rock!

[@foltz-art]

@@DiabeticSavvywithDavisKnight Bless ya so much and thank you for all the things you do to help others!✌💖🎨😊

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

Sounds great! I need to check out the website.

[@DiabeticSavvywithDavisKnight]

Thanks so much! See you there!

[@ceciliatombelli9699]

Sounds delicious, but why would you take out the cinnamon which is so helpful to lowering blood sugar? All the rest of the recipe sounds wonderful and I think I'll try this (with the cinnamon intact 🙂

[@caroleminnich5697]

I wouldn't call this diabetic friendly with the use of cornstarch and carbalose. Almond flour would be a better choice.