Diabetic Recipes: Healthy Food app | By Hitbytes Technologies |
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Country of origin | India |
Clinical review |
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Security and privacy | Does the app:
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Cost | Basic is free; paid upgrade version. |
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Diabetic Recipes: Healthy Food
Diabetic Recipes: Healthy Food app
- An app aimed at people with diabetes who want access to a variety of recipes or kitchen-related video content.
- Note that the source of the content isn't clear and recipes are not assessed to determine if they are 'healthy' or nutritionally balanced for people with diabetes.
The Diabetes Recipes: Healthy Food app provides recipes and kitchen stories gathered from a range of webpages.
Examples of sections on the free app include:
- Videos
- Favourites
- Shopping list
- Smart recipe finder.
Sections in the paid app are similar and provide access to more content and the ability to print.
For the complete app description, go to Google Play(external link), App Store(external link) or, for a more detailed review, see reviews below.
PROS | CONS |
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✔ Wide collection of recipes. ✔ Ability to save favourites. ✔ Ability to create shopping list. |
✘ Recipes don't have a clear criteria to determine if they are 'healthy' or nutritionally balanced or suitability for people living with diabetes. ✘ Images in recipes are not reflective of actual recipes. For example Simple Healthy Lunch shows a sandwich for a mushroom recipe. ✘ Recipes are from a range of sources and it's not clear if they have been tested. |
Clinical review
Reviewer: Frances Arenhold, New Zealand Registered Dietitian
Date of review: March 2024
Platform: Android
Version: 67.0.0
Comments: While the app's name suggests it offers precise, balanced recipes for people with diabetes, it pulls recipes from different sources without applying consistent criteria, critique, or testing of recipes. There is also a lack of information regarding the carbohydrate content of the portioned recipes which is important for the dietary management of diabetes. Despite these drawbacks, the app still serves a purpose for generating general meal or recipe ideas. However, for individuals specifically seeking carefully curated recipes tailored for diabetes management, it may not be the ideal choice.
Safety concerns: For people living with diabetes using the Diabetes Recipes: Healthy Food app should be undertaken with caution. Diabetes affects individuals in different ways and dietary and medical management of the condition varies. The 'diabetes' recipes on the app may not be suitable for all people living with the condition.
New Zealand relevance: This app is not suitable for all people living with diabetes and advice from a registered dietitian or health professional should be sought before integrating the app into the dietary management of diabetes.
Disclaimer: The NZ Health App Library is a free consumer service to help you decide whether a health app would be suitable for you. Our review process is independent. We have no relationship with the app developers or companies and no responsibility for the service they provide. This means that if you have an issue with one of the apps we have reviewed, you will need to contact the app developer or company directly. |
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