Who would say no to chocolate desserts? No one! We all love chocolates but what if you’re diabetic? The first thought that will come in your mind is that you are not allowed to eat chocolate desserts but have you heard of chocolate dessert recipes for diabetics? Well, that sure caught your attention!

Chocolate dessert recipes for diabetics are desserts that are meant for diabetics. This simply means that these are safe for diabetics. This won’t make their blood sugar rise and it won’t also cause any other symptoms as well. However, this must not be eaten every day. You can have your treat every once in a while but make sure not to do it everyday or over indulge, as they say.

Where can you find chocolate dessert recipes for diabetics? The Internet is a good source! Also, you can find it in many books that you can find in your local bookstores. These recipes will allow you to make your own recipes at home. It is even better because you can personalize it the way you want it to. Also, you can make a couple of desserts to give to your neighbors or if you’re hosting a party at home.

Dessert recipes for diabetics can be eaten by non-diabetics themselves and what’s great is that they are more healthier than your regular desserts! Your children will benefit from it as well. So, if your kids are forcing you to buy them ice cream, why don’t you just whip out some delicious chocolate desserts instead of buying unhealthy ice cream that is so sweet?

Here is one recipe that will definitely wow your audience!

Chocolate Banana Parfait

Ingredients:

• 1 cup plain low-fat yogurt
• 1 box sugar-free chocolate pudding mix
• 2 medium bananas, 6 oz. Each, peeled
• 1 tsp. Fresh lemon juice
• ¼ cup reduced fat frozen dairy whipped topping unsweetened cocoa powder
• 1 tbsp. Chopped walnuts
• 4 fresh cherries with stems for garnish (optional)

Directions:

1. Combine yogurt and pudding mix in a blender or food processor, until smooth.
2. Cut each banana into 6 pieces on the diagonal and sprinkle them with lemon juice.
3. Place 2 banana quarters in each of 4 dessert parfait glasses or goblets.
4. Top with ¼ of the pudding mix. Top each with 1 tbsp. Whipped topping.
5. Use a fine sieve to sift a little cocoa powder on top of each serving.
6. Sprinkle with walnuts and add a cherry on top.

Isn’t it very easy? There are more sugar free desserts that you can do on your own. This particular one will be very tasty and you won’t even notice that this is for diabetics.  There are a lot of chocolate dessert recipes for diabetics today!