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Russian Salad (1 Cup)

Lunch

How to consume Russian Salad without glucose spikes

Reduce the potato portion in the Russian salad and replace some of it with extra cucumber, peas, carrots, eggs, or lean chicken/tuna.

Use a dressing based on plain Greek yogurt, olive oil, mustard, lemon, and herbs instead of a large amount of mayonnaise.

Eat a protein-rich starter or side first, such as eggs, chicken, fish, tofu, or cottage cheese, then have a smaller serving of the salad.

Pair the salad with a large non-starchy vegetable side, such as leafy greens, tomatoes, cucumber, cabbage, peppers, or broccoli.

Avoid serving it with white bread, crackers, sweet drinks, or dessert; choose water or unsweetened tea instead.

Take a 10–20 minute easy walk after the meal to help blunt the post-meal rise.

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