Medically reviewed by Suzanne Fisher, RD Key Takeaways Dried fruit is more concentrated in sugar and calories than fresh fruit, which can lead to quicker blood sugar spikes if portions are large.Dried ...

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Choosing the right fruit can bring your morning meal to the next level.

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Figs are a great option if you want something sweet without a dramatic blood sugar spike. Fresh figs, with green or purple skin and soft red flesh, are a good source of fiber, which stops the fruit’s ...

Fresh peaches are the healthiest choice for most people, but canned peaches without added sugar can often be a reasonable substitute when fresh are unavailable or impractical.

Both can be blood-sugar-friendly, but dietitians say one has a slight edge over the other.

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Fruit can be part of a healthy eating pattern for people with type 2 diabetes, even though it contains natural sugar. The ...