Low-Carb Christmas

Here at CarbSmart, we've given you lots of ideas to make your holiday low in carbs! How nice it will be to get to the New Year without all those extra pounds and roller-coaster blood sugar! But what about the big day itself? Should we throw caution to the wind in order to enjoy the day? Not necessary! You can have festive low-carb foods on Christmas. I'll take you through some of the usual treats, and talk about how to cut way down on the sugar and starch, without sacrificing the enjoyment.

What can you give your favorite low-carb friends and family? Paleo Books, Cookbooks and Gifts for Your Favorite Primal or Paleo Loved Ones.

For many people, their shift to a low carb diet has not only changed their health, but their cooking habits - which is to say, they've started cooking. Here are a few cooking tools that this low carber finds endlessly useful.

In honor of the season, CarbSmart's Budget Low Carb is happy to present low carb alternatives to high carb cocktails. We’ll focus on vodka this time, since it’s a fairly universal alcohol.

Low Carb Cookbooks are perfect for the sugar-and-grain averse on your list. Low Carb and Sugar Free Dieters will want some of these great gifts presented by Dana Carpender.

Judy's Candy Co. Sugar-Free Milk Chocolate Santas are a sweet, sugar-free, low-carb way to celebrate the holidays. You're Low-Carb friends and family will love getting this limited treat this year! Whether you put them in a stocking or wrap them as a gift, you'll make your favorite low-carber happy this year. Individually wrapped and tied with a red ribbon, Judy's Candy Co. Sugar-Free Milk Chocolate Santas are a perfect Low-Carb chocolate holiday gift.

Judy's wonderful sugar-free chocolate in a 4 oz. Holiday Snowman shape. Looks good, tastes great! Is sugar-free and perfect for a low-carb Christmas or holiday gift! We know you love Judy's Candy Co. Sugar-Free Caramels so we know you'll love their specialty sugar-free Christmas chocolates! Judy's makes these for a short time and we have a limited supply. This 4 oz. sugar-free snowman will make your low-carb or diabetic friends and relatives smile for the whole season.

You survived a Low Carb Thanksgiving meal but Christmas and Hanukkah is coming. Here is our list of Low Carb Christmas Meal articles to help you with your holiday planning. Also, time to plan for your Low Carb New Years Resolutions.

The holidays are a time of celebration - a month of prime opportunity to get together with family and friends and eat, drink, and be merry. So how on earth do we remain seasonally sane? How do we hold fast to our low carb principles and still have a good time? Susie T. Gibbs shows us how.

Thanksgiving Day originated in America and falls on November 22, 2012. Thanksgiving Day, as the name itself suggests, is a time to offer thanks. Here are some of the best articles on having a low carb Thanksgiving and holiday season from CarbSmart.com.

If I posted a Thanksgiving article a couple of weeks ago, it must be the Christmas shopping season! Or Hanukkah. Or Kwanza. Or Yule. Or Saturnalia. Or Festivus. Or "Let's drink to the days getting longer again." Whatever you want to celebrate is fine by me, so long as you count me in on the wine.

Cooking for your family during the holidays can be a daunting enough task, without the added hassle of trying to keep those special meals healthy as well. Here we will help you find the perfect items here at CarbSmart.com to help make your celebration table tasty and healthy.