Diabetic-Friendly Strawberry Applesauce Dessert Cups
(3 Ingredients · Sugar-Free · Low-Calorie · No Baking)
Description (Based on the Image)
This dessert looks like a smooth, creamy pink strawberry mousse served in small cups. It’s light, fluffy, refreshing, and perfect as a chilled treat—especially for people watching sugar intake.
Ingredients (3 Only)
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1 cup unsweetened applesauce (no added sugar)
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1 cup fresh or frozen strawberries
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½–1 teaspoon sugar-free sweetener (stevia, monk fruit, or erythritol – optional)
✅ Naturally low in fat
✅ No added sugar
✅ Diabetic-friendly when portioned properly
 Instructions
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Blend strawberries until completely smooth.
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Add unsweetened applesauce and blend again.
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Taste and add sweetener if needed.
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Pour into small cups.
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Chill for 30–60 minutes for a firmer, mousse-like texture.
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Serve cold.
 Servings
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Makes 4 small dessert cups
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Serving size: ~½ cup each
 Tips for Best Results
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Use very ripe strawberries for natural sweetness
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Freeze for 20 minutes for an ice-cream-like texture
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Add a few drops of lemon juice to brighten flavor
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For extra thickness, blend in 1–2 tablespoons chia seeds (adds fiber)
 Variations
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Strawberry Banana: Add ¼ banana (not keto, but still diabetic-friendly in moderation)
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Berry Mix: Replace half strawberries with raspberries
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Frozen Pops: Pour into molds and freeze
 Estimated Nutrition (Per Serving)
(Approximate values)
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Calories: 35–45 kcal
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Sugar: Naturally occurring only
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Added sugar: 0 g
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Fat: 0 g
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Fiber: 2–3 g
 Benefits
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Supports blood sugar control when portioned correctly
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High in fiber and antioxidants
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Light, refreshing, and easy to digest
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No baking or cooking required
 Q & A
Q: Is this safe for diabetics?
A: Yes, when made with unsweetened applesauce and eaten in moderation.
Q: Is it really sugar-free?
A: No added sugar. It contains natural fruit sugars.
Q: Can I eat this daily?
A: It’s fine as an occasional dessert, but balance is key.
Q: Can I make it thicker like the photo?
A: Yes—chill longer or add chia seeds.