One of the most common and obvious sources of added sugars are in foods like candy, cookies, cakes, pastries, and other dessert-type foods.  Most know that there is a large quantity of added sugars in these foods when they're made.  Giving up on these can help cut out a large portion of added sugar in your diet.  As mentioned before, you can choose to cut out these foods cold turkey or taper them slowly out of your diet. If you're going cold turkey, you may not be interested in healthy swaps.  If you're tapering them out of your diet, you may find it helpful to plan some naturally sweetened, healthy alternatives into your day. Sweet treats provide a lot of enjoyment in our diets.  When you're trying to give up sugar, it'll be helpful to find low-sugar or naturally sweetened alternatives when you're in the mood to indulge.  Use fruit instead.  You can try a small bowl of fruit plain or sprinkled with a little cinnamon after dinner.  If you're allowing yourself a small amount of sugar, you can try serving your fruit with a small amount of low-fat whipped cream or dipping fruit into dark chocolate (which contains small amounts of sugar). If you like baked goods like muffins, pancakes or sweet breads, you can try using sugar-free baking techniques.  Many recipes can be made with unsweetened applesauce, sweet potato puree or pumpkin puree for a naturally sweetened sugar source. If you don't like cooking or preparing foods, you may want to consider buying low sugar treats.  Many foods that are made for diabetics or are diet foods may be helpful.  Do note that these may contain higher amounts of artificial sweeteners. Alcohol also contains sugar.  In addition, it doesn't come with any nutritional benefits.  Eliminate alcohol altogether or stick to "light" or low-carb options.  All alcoholic beverages have some sugar.  It's not just the sweetened mixed drinks like margaritas. If you're in the mood for a beer, choose light or low-carb for the least amount of calories and sugar. If you're in the mood for a glass of...

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Bỏ qua món ngọt và món tráng miệng. Tự chế biến thực phẩm thay thế thơm ngon không đường. Hạn chế uống rượu. Chọn thức ăn làm từ chất làm ngọt tự nhiên. Nếu phải đi ăn nhà hàng, hãy gọi món một cách thông mình. Phân biệt chất làm ngọt nhân tạo.