How to Make Delicious Spiralized Apples with Cinnamon and Greek Yogurt

Nowadays everyone is obsessed with spiralizing, so it was a matter of time to do it with apples. The result of that attempt is a perfect twirlable treat.

Spiralizing is an entertaining and awesome way to get fresh vegetables and fruits into our usual diet. And we can do it without including calorie-heavy and complicated ingredients.

This is perfect for a little dessert or snack which comes with less than 150 calories per one serving. Therefore, we can consume this snack without feeling guilty.

Below we will see the benefits of the ingredients which are found in this recipe.

Health Benefits of Cinnamon on Those with Diabetes

In 2003 the Diabetes Care journal published a clinical study about this topic. According to this study cinnamon bark also known as cassia cinnamon improves cholesterol levels and blood sugar in people with type 2.

Also cinnamon might lower cardiovascular disease and risk factors connected with the condition.

Health Benefits of Apples on Those with Diabetes

An apple a day for sure keeps the doctor away. Apples are good for everyone, especially for those with diabetes. As a matter of fact, apples are high in fiber, fat-free, sodium-free, and cholesterol-free.

Also, apples come with polyphenols which are natural antioxidants. These antioxidants are found in the meat and skin of the apples. They can help with weight management, promote bone health, the body to protect itself from diseases, and help to slow down aging.

Health Benefits of Greek Yogurt on Those with The Condition

Greek yogurt in comparison to the traditional one has fewer sugars and carbs and more protein. That is why this yogurt is better for people with type 2.

Recipe for Spiralized Cinnamon Apples with Greek Yogurt

Necessary Ingredients

• Non-fat Greek Yogurt – divided 8 ounces;
• Apple – 1 of medium size;
• Pecans – 1 tablespoon;
• Freshly squeezed lemon juice – 1 teaspoon;
• Chopped oats – 2 teaspoons;
• Unsalted butter – 1 teaspoon;
• Ground cinnamon – ½ teaspoon;
• Brown sugar – 1 teaspoon.

How to Prepare It

The first thing is to spiralize the apple with the help of the smallest blade. Remember to leave the peel on and remove the seeds and core.

Add the obtained spiralized apple to lemon juice. Take one saute pan and heat it over medium heat. Add the oats and pecans to the pan until they are golden and fragrant.

Add butter to the pan with brown sugar and cinnamon. Cook until the mixture is slightly caramelized. After just removing the pan from the heat. Into greek yogurt add the remaining cinnamon.

Divide it into 2 bowls and top them with an oat mixture and spiralized apple. This recipe serves 2 people and has around 150 calories.

It contains calcium 74mg, fat 4.7g of which poly 0.9g, sat 1.5 g and mono 1.9g, also sodium 33 mg, protein 8g, iron 0 mg, carb 21g, Chol 5mg, and carb 21 g.

Therefore, now we know what we can eat without feeling guilty. As we already know diet is an important part of the life of those with the condition, so we need to get only the best food, and this dessert is part of that category.