Cheap, healthy meals with Tesco + WIN £200 Tesco Voucher

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4.7 million people in the UK are living with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes. An important part of managing your diabetes is to eat a healthy balanced diet – but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your food! We’ve teamed up with Tesco to put together a list of cheap, healthy and delicious meals to suit any taste and appetite. These meals are tasty, affordable and can all be cooked easily from scratch to give you more control over what you eat without feeling like you’re missing out.

By following our recipes you’ll know the exact amount of carbs, sugar, fat and calories so you can stay in control and on track. From starters and mains to desserts and cakes, we’ve got you covered. Give these recipes a go by shopping for the cheap and cheerful ingredients using our fantastic Tesco deals to raise extra funds for Diabetes UK and help them achieve their goal of a world where diabetes can do no harm. Plus, we’re offering one lucky winner the chance to win a £200 Tesco voucher to help you stock your cupboards and enjoy a feast of healthy goodies – read on to find out how!

For takeaway cravings

Most of us could do with cutting back on the takeaways – as tempting as they can be, they’re not good news for our health or our bank balance. Satisfy your cravings with these easy, home-cooked fakeaways.

Beef burgers

homemade burger

We all love a good burger, but not the calories and saturated fat that can come with it. But never fear, you can swap a greasy fast food burger for a protein-packed, lower fat version. It doesn’t take a lot to make burgers healthier – simply swap your regular mince for lean 5% fat beef mince, or even some turkey mince for a super healthy alternative. The lettuce, tomato and onions stay the same. And when you can make six delectable burgers for just over £1 a pop, it’s a no-brainer.

Cost: £6.08 (£1.01 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 20 minutes

Serves 6

burger ingredients

Ingredients: 

Wholemeal bread: £0.36

Garlic: £0.16

Eggs: £0.80

Tomatoes: £0.75

Red onion: £0.21

Carrot: £0.06

Lean minced beef: £2.19

Wholemeal buns<: £0.65

Gem lettuce: £0.85

Cupboard essentials:

Saxa white pepper: £0.80

Southern Style Chicken

homemade southern fried chicken

Chicken tonight? Yes please. But rather than being tempted by cheap chicken shops, why not create your own healthy version at home for just £1.10 per person? Serve with a fresh salad on some healthy homemade chunky chips.

Cost: £4.40 (£1.10 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 20 minutes

Serves 4

homemade healthy fried chicken

Ingredients: 

Wholemeal bread: £0.36

Eggs: £0.85

Chicken thighs: £1.24

Plain flour: £0.45

Rapeseed oil: £1.70

 

Cupboard Essentials:

Thyme: £0.70

Paprika: £0.85

<Turmeric: £0.85

Oregano: £0.70

Sage: £0.74

Black pepper: £0.70

Chicken Tikka Masala

healthy chicken tikka masala curry

Think you have to give up those irresistible curries? Think again. This quick recipe for chicken tikka masala couldn’t be easier, and only takes 25 minutes to prepare and cook. Make it as spicy as you like, and with a blend of garlic, tomatoes, pepper and tikka paste you won’t have to compromise on flavour with this healthy homemade curry.

Cost: £7.29 (£1.80 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 20 minutes

Serves 4

diabetes uk chicken tikka masala

Ingredients:

Rapeseed oil: £1.70

Garlic: £0.16

Onion: £0.10

Red Pepper: £0.55

Chicken Breast: £1.55

Tikka paste: £1.35

Chopped tomatoes: £0.28

Coriander: £0.70

0% fat Greek yogurt: £0.90

Chicken Chow Mein

chicken chow mein fakeaway

Or how about a classic chicken chow mein? Put away that takeout menu, you can create this delectable dish yourself, but with fewer calories, saturated fat and salt. Let the garlic and the natural flavours of shiitake mushrooms to give it that authentic, oriental flavour.

Plus with plenty of veg snuck into the recipe, you’ll be getting two portions of your five-a-day without even trying. As a bonus, it’ll only take 25 minutes to prep and cook, so you won’t have long to wait before you’re tucking in.

Cost: £7.77 (£2.59 per serving)

Prep time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 15 minutes

Serves 3

tesco chicken chow mein ingredients

Healthier doner kebabs

healthy doner kebab

Say goodbye to those dirty, late-night kebabs and swap them for these healthier alternatives. Diabetes UK has created a guilt-free recipe that means you can enjoy this takeaway favourite at home without the junk food hangover. Swap out the greasy doner meat for 10% fat minced lamb along with some wholemeal pitta bread and plenty of fresh salad for a delightful meal the whole family will love.

Cost: £7.63 (£1.90 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 30 minutes

Serves 4

tesco doner kebab ingredients

Ingredients:

Garlic: £0.16

Lemons: £0.30

Eggs: £0.80

Wholemeal bread: £0.36

250g 10% fat minced lamb – £3.10

4 wholemeal pitta breads – £0.55

Cucumber: £0.65

Iceberg lettuce: £0.70

Tomatoes: £0.75

Red onion: £0.21

Don’t forget those cupboard essential herbs and spices!

Oregano: £0.70

Ground cinnamon: £0.85

Cumin: £0.85

Chilli Flakes: £0.85

Saxa white pepper: £0.80

For meat lovers>

How about for those who are all about a hearty, meat-packed meal? While eating meat has plenty of benefits, it’s best not to overdo it. By eating less red and processed meat you have a lower risk of cancer, so why not cut out the steak for fish, beans and other healthier alternatives?

It’s recommended that you eat less than 70g of processed or red meat a day. You can do this by making a few simple swaps, such as choosing chicken, beans or pulses over red or processed meat and stacking your plate with plenty of delicious veggies and salad so you still feel full and satisfied at the end of your meal. Making these small changes is not only better for your health, but it’s better for your wallet too. Try changing it up and eating a few veggie meals throughout the week to save a little extra on your food shopping.

But for those nights where you can’t resist the temptation of a succulent steak, try some of these healthy, meaty recipes to get your meat fix while maintaining a balanced diet.

Bangers ‘n’ mash

healthy bangers and mash

Aaah, a British classic! There’s no comfort food quite like a good old plate of bangers ‘n’ mash, just like grandma used to make! See, you can still enjoy all your childhood favourites with just a few simple, healthy swaps. Pick up some reduced-fat sausages, swap out buttery mash for a healthier sweet potato mix and fill your plate with some delicious veggies – and don’t forget the gravy! No bangers ‘n’ mash meal is complete without it.

Cost: £8.19 (£2.04 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 30 minutes

Serves 4

healthy bangers and mash ingredients

Ingredients:

x3 Onions: £0.10 each

Potatoes: £1.40

Sweet potatoes: £1.65

Reduced-fat sausages: £1.70

Button mushrooms: £0.90

Carrot: £0.07

Broccoli: £1.10

Frozen peas: £0.62

Plain flour: £0.45

Cupboard essentials:

Olive Oil: £1.30

Vegetable stock cube: £0.50

Barbeque pork steaks with apple and garlic

healthy pork steak

Want a simple meal for a special occasion? This barbeque pork steak recipe will make you look like a professional chef, but in reality, it’s quick, easy and great value for money. Pick out some lean pork steaks, cut away the fat and grill them rather than frying. The rest of the meal is sweet veg and apples to compliment the smokey barbeque pork. Are you salivating as much as we are?

Cost: £4.58 (£1.15 per serving)

Prep time: 25 minutes

Cooking time: 10-12 minutes

Serves 4

healthy pork steak ingredients

Pork loin steaks: £3

Garlic: £0.16

Lemons: £0.30

x2 Apples: £0.35 each

x2 Red onion: £0.21

Cupboard essentials:

Black pepper<: £0.70

Balsamic vinegar: £1

Fish, chips and peas

healthy fish and chips

Trade in your usual greasy fish from the local chippie for a homemade version which is just as yummy. People with diabetes should aim to eat at least two portions of fish like salmon or mackerel a week as these are rich in something called omega-3 which helps to protect your heart.

We suggest cod for this recipe as it’s a protein-packed white fish, but you can choose a fillet of whatever fish you fancy. P.S. – you can add a little extra flavour by adding some herbs and spices like smoked paprika or pepper to the flour – give it a go, you won’t regret it!

Cost: £8.89 (£4.44 per serving)

Prep time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 40 minutes

Serves 2

healthy fish and chips recipe

Ingredients:

x2 Potatoes: £0.33 each

Rapeseed oil: £1.70

2 x Cod fillets: £3.70

Frozen peas: £0.62

Plain flour: £0.45

Tartar sauce: £0.56

Low-fat yoghurt: £0.90

Lemons: £0.30

Cupboard Essentials:

Black pepper: £0.70

Lamb provençal

Lamb provencal

Why not try this healthy spin on your Sunday roast lamb? You still get to enjoy some succulent, beautifully flavoured lamb alongside delicious veg like onions and peppers for a colourful, protein-packed Sunday lunch, plus four of your five a day. If you’re trying to cut down on red meat, try it out with some grilled salmon or chicken instead, it’s just as good!

Cost: £12.77 (£3.19 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 20 minutes

Serves 4

lamb provencal ingredients

Ingredients:

Lamb Steaks: £5.50

Rapeseed oil: £1.70

Onions: £0.10 each

Courgette: £0.40 each

Garlic: £0.16

x3 Peppers: £0.91

Chopped tomatoes: £0.28

Fresh Rosemary: £0.70

Fresh Thyme: £0.70

Cupboard essentials:

Oregano: £0.70

Piri Piri Chicken

healthy piri piri chicken

Along with fish, beans and pulses, chicken is a great alternative to red meat. Cook up a storm with this simple grilled piri piri chicken. This easy recipe takes less than 30 minutes to prep and cook, costs less than a fiver and is packed full of flavour and lean protein. Serve it up with some grilled veggies or a fresh salad for a cheap, delicious meal for every mood.

Cost: £2.91 (£1.46 per serving)

Prep time: 20 minutes

Cooking time: 6-8 minutes

Serves 2

piri piri chicken ingredients

Ingredients: 

Chicken Breasts: £1.55

Garlic: £0.16

Red chillies: £0.60

x2 Limes: £0.30 each

Cupboard essentials:

Olive Oil: £1.30

Paprika: £0.85

For veggies and vegans

With a bit of know how, being veggie or vegan can be highly beneficial for your health and easier on your wallet. Vegetables, pulses and grains are far cheaper than meat, and so long as you have a cupboard full of herbs and spices, it’s easy to create healthy and budget-friendly meals for any occasion. Tuck into one of these veggie-friendly meals and enjoy!

Grilled Mediterranean peppers

Grilled Mediterranean peppers

This colourful dish is full of bold, fresh flavours. The perfect main for a party or BBQ, pair these delectable peppers with some new potatoes and a nutritional bean salad for a meal suitable for both vegetarians and vegans which you can whip up in just 15 minutes.

Cost: £5.01 (£0.84 per serving)

Prep time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 5 minutes

Serves 6

grilled peppers recipe

Ingredients: 

x3 Red Peppers: £0.55 each

Mixed cherry tomatoes: £1.50

Shallot: £1

Garlic: £0.16

Fresh basil leaves: £0.70

Cupboard essentials:

Black pepper: £0.70

Olive Oil: £1.30

Barley and wild mushroom risotto

vegan risotto

If you’ve got a little time, why not try this creamy fresh mushroom risotto? It takes less than an hour to put together and is packed full of vitamins and two of your five a day. This dish is low-fat, low-sugar and low in salt, and is suitable for vegetarians and vegans, making it perfect for a sophisticated dinner party for all your friends. Or just cook up a batch for yourself and freeze the leftovers for another time to save a little extra money.

Cost: £6.06 (£1.52 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 40 minutes

Serves 4<

vegan risotto ingredients

Ingredients:

Mixed mushrooms: £3

Onion: £0.10

Red Pepper: £0.55

Garlic: £0.16

Fresh basil leaves: £0.70

Pearl barley: £0.55

Oat/soya-based cream alternative: £1

Cupboard essentials: 

Black pepper: £0.70

Olive Oil: £1.30

Oregano: £0.70

Vegetable stock cube: £0.50

Saxa white pepper: £0.80

Creamy Broccoli Pasta

Creamy Broccoli Pasta

An easy dish to whip up after a long day, this recipes a winner with both vegetarians. Get it prepped in just five minutes then leave it to cook for 30 minutes and enjoy this creamy, low-salt, low-sugar meal. The lentil pasta provides plenty of protein and if you’re feeling hungry, add a few griddled peppers or asparagus to your bowl for some bonus veggies.

To make this recipe suitable for vegans, simply swap out the crème fraiche for some vegan cream for a meal everyone will love.

Cost: £5.75 (£1.43 per serving)

Prep time: 5 minutes

Cooking time: 30 minutes

Serves 4

broccoli pasta ingredients

Ingredients:

Red lentil pasta: £1.35

Broccoli: £1.10

Garlic: £0.16

Fresh basil leaves: £0.70

Spinach: £0.79

Half-fat crème fraiche: £1.10

Lemon juice: £0.55

Cupboard essentials: 

Black pepper: £0.70

Olive Oil: £1.30

Vegetable stock cube: £0.50

All-in-one Lasagne

vegetarian lasagne

Or how about this vegetarian lasagne for a hearty meal? This simple meal provides four of your five a day, and even if you’re feeding the whole family there’s bound to be plenty of delicious leftovers. A healthy take on a classic, adults and kids alike are bound to love this healthy veggie lasagne.

Cost: £8.58 (£1.43 per serving)

Prep time: 20 minutes

Cooking time: 40 minutes

Serves 6

tesco ingredients

Ingredients:

x2 Onions: £0.10

Garlic: £0.16

x3 Chopped tomatoes: £0.28 each

Half-fat crème fraiche: £1.10

Tomato puree: £0.50

Capers: £1.50

White cabbage: £0.79

Fresh basil leaves: £0.70

Puy lentils: £2

Cupboard essentials:

Olive Oil: £1.30

Vegetable Pizza

vegetarian pizza recipe

You can still treat yourself to a slice of pizza on a Saturday night. The best bit? This veggie pizza is low in sugar, relatively low in calories and can be personalised with all your favourite vegetables. Load on the mushrooms, peppers or even pineapples if that floats your boat – whatever you fancy, you’re the chef after all.

Cost: £7.87 (£1.96 per serving)

Prep time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 25 minutes

Serves 4

vegetarian pizza recipe

Ingredients: 

Red onion: £0.21

Red pepper: £0.55

Yellow pepper: £0.55

Mushrooms: £1

Garlic: £0.16

Sundried tomatoes: £1.75

Tomatoes: £0.75

x2 large plain naan breads: £0.75

Reduced-fat mozzarella: £0.70

Fresh basil leaves: £0.70

Cupboard essentials:

Olive Oil: £1.30

Oregano: £0.70

Basil: £0.70

Black pepper: £0.70

Healthy spins on classic meals

And lastly, for those select few who can just never quite find what they want to eat. As much as they’d love to experiment and try all the bold flavours the world has to offer, they can only get along with the tried and tested recipes they know.

If you’re struggling to decide on what you want for dinner and just want a classic yet healthy meal, these are the recipes for you. These meals are ones that everyone knows and loves, but with easy swaps to make them a little healthier. Whether you’re five or fifty years old, everyone will love these familiar, traditional meals.

Spaghetti Bolognese

healthy Spaghetti Bolognese

A family favourite, Spaghetti Bolognese is always a great treat, and so easy to make! Plus, with this healthy recipe, it’s good for you too. Jam-packed with veggies and lentils, this low-fat, low-sugar, low-salt version is full of flavour and will have the whole family begging for seconds.

Cost: £8.30 (£1.38 per serving)

Prep time: 20 minutes

Cooking time: 40 minutes

Serves 6

healthy Spaghetti Bolognese recipe

Ingredients:

x2 Onions: £0.10 each

Minced beef: £2.19

Carrot: £0.07

Yellow pepper: £0.55

Courgette: £0.40

Garlic: £0.16

Chopped tomatoes>: £0.28

Tomato puree: £0.50

Puy lentils: £2

Fresh basil leaves: £0.70

Whole wheat spaghetti: £0.55

Fresh parsley: £0.70

Cupboard essentials:

Rapeseed oil: £1.70

Oregano: £0.70

Black pepper: £0.70

Beef stock cubes: £1.50

Chilli flakes: £0.85

Basil: £0.70

Roast chicken

healthy roast chicken

Who doesn’t get excited at the thought of a roast chicken? We bet you thought you’d have to give this up – but think again. This low-fat version of the traditional family classic is still packed with flavour, plus you’ll be enjoying the leftovers the next day so your money stretches further. Pair it with grilled or boiled veggies and roast potatoes made with low-calorie cooking spray for a scrumptious roast dinner.

Cost: £5.07 (£0.63 per serving)

Prep time: 10 minutes 

Cooking time: 1h50m + 15 minutes resting time

Serves 8

healthy roast chicken recipe

Ingredients:

Whole chicken: £3.37

Lemons: £0.30

Fresh Rosemary: £0.70

Fresh Thyme: £0.70

Cupboard essentials: 

Black pepper: £0.70

Bubble and squeak

healthy bubble and squeak

Another spin on a traditional classic, this low-fat bubble and squeak is a great way to use up any of those leftovers before they go out of date. Keep it low-fat with some low-calorie cooking spray at just one calorie per spray and dig into this classic comfort food.

Cost: £5.34 (£1.78 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 30 minutes

Serves 3

healthy bubble and squeak recipe

Ingredients:

Potatoes: £1.40

Parsnip: £0.17

Milk: £0.50

Flora Light: £1.50

Onion: £0.10

Carrot: £0.07

Green cabbage: £0.75

Eggs: £0.85

Cupboard essentials:

Black pepper: £0.70

Low-calorie cooking spray: £1.50

Meatballs

healthy meatballs

Here’s another quick and easy one that the whole family will love. Make these mouth-watering meatballs from scratch with lean minced pork, plenty of herbs and a rich sauce with a splash of dry sherry. Although the sherry will set you back a bit (if you don’t have any leftover from Christmas), it’ll keep in your cupboard for the next time you’re making this recipe. Plus you can freeze these meatballs, so why not cook a big batch and freeze some for a quick, easy meal another day?

Cost: £12.67 (£1.58 per serving)

Prep time: 20 minutes 

Cooking time: 20 minutes

Serves 8

healthy meatballs recipe

Ingredients:

Milk: £0.50

Garlic: £0.16

Eggs: £0.85

x2 Onions: £0.10

Carrot: £0.06

Tomatoes: £0.75<

Minced pork: £2.20

Cornflour: £1.50

Dry sherry: £7.30

Cupboard essentials:

Olive Oil: £1.30

Black pepper: £0.70

Beef stock cubes: £1.50

Mixed herbs: £0.74

White bread: £0.36

Macaroni cheese

low fat macaroni cheese

That’s right, you can even still enjoy macaroni cheese – thank goodness! Low-fat, low-sugar and low-salt. Swap out high-fat cheese for lower-fat cheddar, give it a kick with some dijon mustard and pack it with veggies to leave the whole family feeling full and happy. Plus that reduced-fat cheese will come in handy for other meals, so keep some in your fridge to help your cheesy cravings.

Cost: £6.55 (£3.27 per serving)

Prep time: 10 minutes 

Cooking time: 35 minutes

Serves 2

macaroni cheese recipe

Ingredients:

x2 Onions: £0.10

Leek: £0.63

Wholemeal flour: £1.10

Dijon mustard: £0.55

Milk: £0.50

Low-fat Cheddar: £2.30

Frozen peas: £0.62

Macaroni: £0.65

Cupboard essentials:

Rapeseed oil: £1.70

For your sweet tooth

If you’re living with diabetes, you, like everyone, should be keeping an eye on how much sugar you’re having. Swapping sugary drinks, energy drinks and fruit juices for water, plain milk or tea and coffee without sugar can be a good start. Cutting out these added sugars can help you control your blood glucose levels and help keep your weight down.

That said, we all crave sugary treats now and again. Try out these lower sugar desserts to indulge your sweet tooth. Whether you fancy a quick treat after a long day or a little something special at the weekend, these cheap healthy desserts will satisfy your desire for something sweet.

Blueberry and lemon cheesecake

healthy Blueberry lemon cheesecake

The perfect fruity treat for summer, this zesty cheesecake only takes five minutes to put together and enjoy, plus gives you one of your five a day thanks to the fresh blueberries. This dessert is definitely the way forward this summer.

Cost: £4.18

Prep time: 5 minutes

Serves 1

blueberry lemon cheesecake recipe

Ingredients: 

Lemon: £0.30

Lemon juice: £0.55

Lemon curd: £0.65

Reduced-fat cream cheese: £0.80

Blueberries: £0.99

Rough oatcakes: £0.89

Chocolate brownies

healthy dark chocolate brownies

Brownies are a fan favourite for absolutely everyone. They’re so quick and easy to make, you really can’t go wrong. This indulgent recipe lets you enjoy this classic treat without all the sugar. Swap out sugar for artificial sweetener, milk chocolate for dark chocolate, and add in coffee granules and vanilla extract for flavour, maple syrup for a touch of sweetness and almonds for that finishing touch. Yum!

Cost: £11.25 (£0.93 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 15 minutes

Serves 12

diabetes uk brownies recipe

Ingredients:

Dark chocolate: £0.30

Low fat margarine: £1.05

Beetroot: £0.36

Instant coffee granules: £0.74

Eggs: £0.85

Vanilla extract: £1.30

Maple syrup: £2

Ground almonds: £1.40

Plain flour: £0.45

Cocoa powder: £1.80

Granulated artificial sweetener: £1

Cupboard essentials:

Baking powder: £1.20

Chocolate orange souffle

healthy chocolate orange souffle

Fancy a challenge? It’ll be well worth it when you’re enjoying this chocolate orange souffle. The recipe makes it so simple that even a novice can give baking like a professional a go – all you need is a bit of patience and a gentle touch. You’re sure to impress your guests with this rich, chocolatey dessert, with a dash of zesty orange for good measure.

Cost: £7.20 (£1.20 per serving)

Prep time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 6 minutes

Serves 6

diabetes uk souffle recipe

Ingredients:

x2 Oranges: £0.30 each

Caster sugar: £1.10

Eggs: £0.85

Cocoa powder: £1.80

Orange juice: £0.45

Orange extract: £1.30

Half-fat crème fraiche: £1.10

Cupboard essentials: 

Vegetable oil: £1.10

Blackcurrant and raspberry ice cream

blackcurrant raspberry ice cream

Or what about this summery frozen treat? Enjoy the refreshingly tart taste of blackcurrants and raspberries with your very own homemade ice cream. The thought of making your own ice cream might seem daunting, but it’s easier than you’d think. Plus this recipe is low fat, low sugar, nut and dairy-free and even counts as one of your five a day. Whether you’re curled up in front of the TV or at a family BBQ, this low-sugar ice cream is an irresistible treat.

Cost: £7.97 (£1.99 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes + 2.5 hours freezing

Cooking time: 15 minutes

Serves 4

tesco ice cream ingredients

Ingredients:

Unsweetened soya milk: £0.59

Vanilla extract: £1.30

Cornflour: £1.50

Eggs: £0.85

Icing sugar: £0.98

Blackcurrant jam: £0.75

Frozen raspberries: £2

Blackberry and apple cake

blackberry apple cake

Combine the classic flavours of blackberries and apples with this delectable cake. Made with a light wholemeal cake mix, this is the perfect finale to your meal or a lovely addition to afternoon tea. If you’re not a fan of blackberries, swap them out for raspberries – it will taste just as good.

Cost: £7.05 (£0.58 per serving)

Prep time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 25-40 minutes

Serves 12

Blackberry and apple cake recipe

Ingredients:

x2 Apples: £0.35 each

Eggs: £0.85

Vanilla extract: £1.30

Caster sugar: £1.10

Wholemeal flour: £1.10

Blackberries: £2

Cupboard essentials:

Rapeseed oil: £1.70
Baking powder: £1.20

Raise money for Diabetes UK when you shop at Tesco

Savoo has already helped raise over £1,000 for Diabetes UK, but you can help raise more without spending a penny. From the 5th to the 30th of August, Savoo will be doubling our donations to Diabetes UK every time you use one of our fantastic Tesco voucher codes. That means every time you save money on your Tesco shop, we’ll donate on your behalf to help fund the charity’s invaluable research to revolutionise the treatment of diabetes, as well as their vital support base for those living with diabetes. Plus, if you become a supporter of Diabetes UK, you’ll give them £2 for free right away, plus donations every time you shop.

These donations are essential for so many people across the UK who are living with diabetes or are close to someone who does. Currently, there are an estimated 4.7 million people in the UK who live with diabetes, with a possible 12.3 million more at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. The work of Diabetes UK is absolutely essential. They work every day to prevent Type 2 diabetes, campaign for and support everyone affected by diabetes, and fund research that will one day lead us to a cure.

All of the meals on our list have been designed as alternative healthy recipes to help manage your diabetes and reduce your risk of diabetes complications. Eating healthily can help manage your weight too, and being a healthy weight, eating well and keeping active can help prevent or delay your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. Food is one of life’s great pleasures. For expert diabetes nutritional information, take a look at Diabetes UK’s top 10 healthy eating tips and enjoy food section on how to eat the food you love while managing your diabetes and staying healthy. Find out more about how using our voucher codes helps raise funds for causes you care about and how you can support Diabetes UK every time you shop.

Win a £200 Tesco Voucher

So which recipe are you excited to try? For the chance to win a £200 Tesco voucher, like our post on Facebook and comment letting us know what recipe you’re excited to try. With this fantastic prize, you can stock your cupboards, fridge and freezer with all the scrummy ingredients you need to create healthy feasts for the whole family. This competition closes Monday 2nd September at 11:59, so make sure you get your entries in now for your chance to win this fantastic prize!

Remember, you can still enjoy plenty of delicious food, it’s often just a matter of switching a few small things for healthier alternatives. Once you get into the swing of it, it’ll become second nature to you. Your body and your bank balance will thank you in the long run – Bon appetit!

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  1. Karen McNaughton

    5 years ago

    Chicken Chow Mein

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  2. Amber Goddard

    5 years ago

    Such a fabulous collection of recipes that are not only tasty but kinder to your body. It’s a great idea to create dishes like those listed above (even if you are not diagnosed with health issues). Unfortunately I have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes through my second pregnancy and have been trying hard to look after my baby and body and will certainly be rustling up the barbeque pork steak with Apple and garlic as it sounds so flavourful and easy to recreate.

    All the meat dishes sound incredible.

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  3. Hannah igoe

    5 years ago

    Chocolate orange soufflé sounds delicious!

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  4. Bella Brown

    5 years ago

    Would love to try the All in one lasagne. Great recipes!

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  5. Laura Harrison

    5 years ago

    The BBQ pork steaks with apple and garlic would be my recipe to choose!! Yummy then followed by the chocolate orange soufflé ! Huge fan of chocolate orange! These would go down a treat at a summer party!

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    1. Elizabeth Williams

      5 years ago

      As vegan it would have to be the rissoto. I love the earthy feel of the dish which is full of cruelty free protein

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  6. Stacey Leigh

    5 years ago

    The doner kebabs look delicious, quick to make to which is fantastic

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