How to Make Strawberry Pie for a Diabetic

Desserts are not always available in the sugar-free options that a diabetic should eat. Often, restaurants have the old standby of sugar-free apple pie, but maybe the diabetic in your life would like something different and more refreshing. Here is a recipe for a strawberry pie that is sugar-free but sure to please anyone, diabetic or not. Does this Spark an idea?

Instructions

    • 1

      Purchase a regular pie shell in pan, which is usually found in the frozen section of a grocery store.

    • 2

      Shop for fresh strawberries, sugar-free strawberry gelatin and a regular-sized tub of sugar-free whipped topping from the frozen section. The gelatin is usually found in the fruit section or with the other gelatin mixes in a grocery store's baking section.

    • 3

      Poke fork holes into the pie shell and bake as directed for a fruit-filling pie.

    • 4

      Thaw the whipped topping while preparing the strawberry filling.

    • 5

      Remove the green stems from the strawberries, wash and cut into smaller pieces.

    • 6

      Mix the sugar-free gelatin, the cut strawberries and 5 sugar substitute packages into a bowl. Pour the mixture into the cooled pie shell.

    • 7

      Mix 3 to 5 packets of sugar substitute into the thawed whipped topping to taste. Spoon the topping onto the pie or store in the refrigerator until time to serve.

Tips & Warnings

  • Ask your local grocer to order the sugar-free strawberry gelatin if it is difficult to find.

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Comments

  • fossilflower Nov 26, 2007
    Help? Can you clarify how to mix the sugar free gelatin before pouring it into the pie shell. I know it can't use the standard 2 c water measurements, that seems like too much liquid for a pie shell. Or, do you allow the gelatin to set first??
  • fossilflower Nov 26, 2007
    Help? Can you clarify how to mix the sugar free gelatin before pouring it into the pie shell. I know it can't use the standard 2 c water measurements, that seems like too much liquid for a pie shell. Or, do you allow the gelatin to set first??
  • fossilflower Nov 23, 2007
    I can't wait to make this.........
  • fossilflower Nov 23, 2007
    I can't wait to make this.........

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