Mangoes
FnF Food Desk
High in natural sugars, mangoes can cause a quick spike in blood glucose levels, so it's best to enjoy them in moderation.
Nov 11, 2024
Grapes
Packed with sugar, grapes have a high glycemic index and can lead to increased blood sugar levels if consumed in excess.
Cherries
While nutritious, cherries contain more sugar per serving compared to many other fruits, making them a risky choice for those managing blood sugar.
Bananas
Though high in potassium, bananas also contain carbs and sugars that can impact blood sugar, especially when ripe.
Pineapple
This tropical fruit is high in natural sugars and can cause rapid spikes in glucose levels, so consume sparingly.
Watermelon
While refreshing, watermelon has a high glycemic index, which can elevate blood sugar quickly, so limit portions.
Lychee
Lychees are sweet and can quickly increase glucose levels, so it’s best to avoid or eat in small quantities if you have high blood sugar.
Papaya
Although a great source of vitamins, papaya has more sugar than many fruits, making it less ideal for blood sugar control.
Figs
Rich in fiber but also high in natural sugars, figs can affect blood sugar levels, especially when eaten dried.
Oranges
While beneficial in small quantities, oranges can contribute to sugar intake and are best enjoyed in moderation.