Yes, there are gluten free foods with nil sugar. It can be done.

It has almost been one week since I began 54 days with no sugar. I feel great. One day into it and my bloat had drastically diminished! Miracle? Nope. Just the reality for me, and likely for many of you as well.

I got to thinking this past weekend about sugar and how it seems as though when you go off sugar “there’s nothing to eat.” This could not be farther from the truth, but perception is reality. Because we perceive it to be that way, many of us will never take the plunge to get off sugar because we think we just might starve.

I want to prove that wrong today and change your thinking.

Gluten Free Foods with Nil Sugar

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By “nil” I mean zero or very few grams/serving.

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  1. cauliflower
  2. gluten-free oats (Be careful of the oat you choose, though. Read THIS article.)
  3. avocado
  4. steel cut oats
  5. butternut squash
  6. quinoa
  7. spinach
  8. meat – turkey, hamburger, chicken, ham….take your pick
  9. beans, beans, and more beans
  10. spaghetti squash
  11. rice cake
  12. peanut butter
  13. coconut butter
  14. almond butter
  15. nut butters in general
  16. fish – salmon, sea bass, snapper, mahi, tuna…take your pick
  17. lemons and limes
  18. sprouts
  19. mushrooms
  20. collards
  21. kale
  22. bok choy
  23. celery
  24. sea vegetables (I like nori)
  25. jicama
  26. Brussels sprouts
  27. artichokes
  28. pumpkin
  29. brown rice
  30. sweet potatoes
  31. eggs
  32. flaxseed and chia seeds
  33. no-sugar added coconut yogurt

You can view these and more via my “Nil Sugar” Pinterest Board.

These foods are obviously not a comprehensive list. Furthermore, at first glance, you might be thinking, “Um, boring. Yeah right!” Keep in mind that there are so many things you can do to add flavor. Everything from homemade dressings to cinnamon, shredded coconut, nutmeg, spices, herbs and more.

For more ideas and recipes, check out The Gutsy Girl’s BibleInterested in more information on sugar? Read: Gut Healing with a Sweet Tooth HERE.

Xox,
SKH

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10 Comments

  1. off to follow your board! and random question, how do you generate those source links for pinterest? or do you work them up by hand?

  2. That list isn’t boring at all. I absolutely LOVE butternut squash, bok choy, avocados and oats. I actually grow the first 3 in my garden. Your pics make me hungry. I need to get rid of sugar too.

  3. I have been off of gluten for exactly 48 hours. And I feel good. But there is a serious craving for my peanut m&ms. I know they are gluten-free, but they are not sugar-free; and I’m trying to stay off sugar so I don’t irritate anything that is trying to heal. I sticking to natural sugars, like fruit…but they are not *chocolate*.

    1. Yes, when I first went gluten free, I did a strict – strict diet….the GAPS Diet. I healed in a matter of days. Sugar is hard to digest, so while your intestines are healing, it would probably be best to stay away from sugar. Do you like Cacao?!

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