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11 No-Alcohol Drinks for People With Diabetes

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Smart SwapsNo doubt: Water is the perfect drink. It doesn't have calories, sugar, or carbs, and it'sas close as a tap. If you're after something tastier, though, you've got options.

Some tempting or seemingly healthy drinks aren't great for you, but you can makeswaps or easy homemade versions of many of them. These tasty treats can fit intoyour diabetes diet and still satisfy your cravings.