8 Suger-Free Holi Desserts For Diabetic Patients

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1. Sugar-Free Gujiya

A classic Holi treat, gujiya can be made sugar-free by using natural sweeteners like stevia or monk fruit.

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2. Coconut Ladoo

These little balls of goodness can be made sugar-free by using jaggery or a low-carb sweetener.

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3. Kheer With Stevia

A lighter version of the traditional kheer can be made by substituting sugar with stevia.

4. Baked Malai Ghevar

Ghevar, usually deep-fried and drenched in sugar syrup, can be transformed into a healthier version by baking it and using a sugar substitute.

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5. Chia Pudding With Berries

For a refreshing option, chia pudding can be a delightful choice. Sweeten it with a natural sweetener to enjoy a guilt-free treat.

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6. Fruit Salad With Cinnamon And Nuts

A naturally sweet fruit salad made with seasonal fruits like mangoes, pomegranates, and oranges makes for a light and healthy dessert.

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7. Sugar-Free Pista Barfi

This pistachio barfi can be made using a sugar substitute such as monk fruit or stevia, along with unsweetened almond milk.

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8. Ragi Halwa

A great diabetic-friendly alternative, ragi halwa is naturally sweetened with a low-calorie sweetener.

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These sugar-free desserts allow everyone to enjoy the festivities!