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Hi {!firstname_fix},

If you have diabetes, or you cook for someone who does, you probably know the meal I mean.

Plain chicken. Steamed broccoli. A couple of dry crackers on the side. It is "safe", and it tastes of almost nothing.

Denise Campbell knows that plate well. She has lived with diabetes for 20 years, and she reached the point where she was, as she puts it, "unable to eat another boring meal". In her words, most diabetic recipes are "about as tasty as the paper they're printed on".

So she did something about it. Over three years she worked with a team of dieticians, chefs and food lovers, and the result is The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook: 297 pages and more than 250 diabetic-friendly recipes, from soups and stews to chicken, fish, drinks and proper desserts.

==> Have a look inside The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one honest sentence about a meal you or your readers were told to give up.]

If dinner has started to feel like a chore, this is worth a few minutes of your time.

[Your Name]

P.S. It is an eBook, so you can start reading a few minutes after you order, and print any recipe you like as often as you like.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Here is a story I think you will like.

Denise Campbell has had diabetes for 20 years. For a long time she went looking for a good cookbook, one with quick, easy meals that tasted great and were still right for her.

She could not find one.

She searched online, in bookshops and in libraries. She went to dieticians, chefs and restaurants and asked if they had any special recipes she could use. As she puts it, she "was met with more closed doors than I care to remember".

What she kept finding instead was a long list of foods she was not allowed, and the same tired recipes that have been passed around for decades.

So she made the cookbook she had been looking for. She spent three years on it with a team of dieticians, chefs and food lovers, and the recipes were tested in her test kitchen before they went in.

It is called The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook, and it holds more than 250 recipes across 297 pages.

==> Read Denise's story and see the recipes here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about why her story caught your attention.]

[Your Name]

P.S. It is written for people with Type 1, Type 2 or gestational diabetes, and for the family and friends who cook for them.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

This one is for anyone who does the cooking for someone with diabetes.

Maybe it is your husband or wife, a parent or a child. Maybe it is a friend who comes for Sunday lunch, and you never feel quite sure what to put in front of them.

A lot of people end up cooking two dinners, one for the person with diabetes and one for everybody else. Or they play it so safe that the whole table ends up eating something plain and a little sad.

Denise Campbell knows this from the other side of the table. She has lived with diabetes for 20 years, and she writes about how friends and family often don't know how to cook so-called "diabetic food", so the meal at a gathering ends up tasting "more like cardboard than something edible".

Her cookbook, The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook, was made to change that. The exchanges and conversions are already worked out for you, so you can simply follow the recipe, and the meals are the kind the whole family will want to eat.

==> See the recipes in The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one honest sentence about cooking for someone in your own family.]

[Your Name]

P.S. The cookbook also shows you how to turn your family's favourite pre-diabetic dishes into ones everybody can share, so the recipes you already love can stay on the table.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

When did you last enjoy a proper dessert without a second thought?

For a lot of people with diabetes, dessert is the first thing to go. You sit there with a cup of tea while everyone else passes the cake around, and you tell yourself it does not matter.

Denise Campbell decided it did matter. Her cookbook has more than 25 desserts, including:

• Melting Peach Crumble
• Apple Cranberry Pie
• Grilled Angel Food Cake

There are rich chocolate soufflés and almond apricot biscotti in there too. Denise built the recipes over three years with a team of dieticians and chefs, so they are diabetic-friendly and still taste like the real thing.

==> See the desserts in The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about the dessert you miss most.]

You know your own body best, and your doctor or dietician is always the right person to ask about what suits you. But if all you have been offered so far is a plain cracker, these recipes are a very nice surprise.

[Your Name]

P.S. The desserts are only one part of it. There are more than 250 recipes in all, from breakfasts to dinners and drinks.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Most diabetic cookbooks seem to stop at boiled vegetables and a piece of grilled chicken.

The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook goes a lot further than that. Here is a taste of what is in its 297 pages:

• More than 25 soups and stews, such as the Fresh Garden Stew and the Morning Harvest Soup
• Over 80 meat, chicken and fish recipes that Denise says will remind you of your favourite restaurant
• 25+ fresh salads and veggie combos, even for people who "don't like salads"
• Recipes using grains, legumes and pastas

Denise Campbell, who wrote it, has lived with diabetes for 20 years. She spent three years building these recipes with dieticians, chefs and food lovers because she was tired of eating the same few dull meals.

==> See all the recipes here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one line about the kind of dinner your readers would most like to cook again.]

You do not need to be a good cook for any of it. Denise wrote the recipes so that anybody can follow them, quickly and easily.

[Your Name]

P.S. It is a digital cookbook, so you can print the recipes you like and keep a copy in the kitchen. If one gets splashed, just print it again.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Food is about more than the evening meal. It is the snacks on the table when friends drop in, a warm drink on a cold night, or something a little special at a party.

That is the part most diabetic cookbooks leave out, and it is often the part that makes people with diabetes feel left out too.

The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook covers it. Alongside the main meals, Denise Campbell included:

• Dozens of drinks, hot and cold, with and without alcohol (yes, there are mojitos)
• A whole host of snacks that, in Denise's words, "will leave all of your guests asking for more"
• More than 25 desserts, from Melting Peach Crumble to Grilled Angel Food Cake

Denise has lived with diabetes for 20 years, and she believes you deserve a cookbook that has "every meal, snack, appetizer, dessert - and even beverages - covered". This is the one she made.

==> Take a look at The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about a party or family get-together where the food was a worry.]

[Your Name]

P.S. There are plenty of non-alcoholic drinks in there for anyone who does not drink.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

One of the hardest parts of cooking with diabetes is not the cooking. It is everything around it.

Working out the exchanges. Swapping ingredients. Wondering whether you have got it right. It can turn a simple dinner into an evening of worry, and plenty of people give up and go back to the same three safe meals.

Denise Campbell wrote The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook so you do not have to do any of that. Inside you will find:

• Exchanges and conversions already done for you
• How to turn your favourite pre-diabetic dishes into ones you can still enjoy
• A list of the staple ingredients to keep in, so you can make something good even when you have not been to the shops in days

And you do not need any special skills. Denise made the recipes simple enough for anybody to follow, even if you rarely cook today.

==> See how The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook works here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about the part of cooking your readers find most stressful.]

[Your Name]

P.S. There are more than 250 recipes in it, so you will not run out of ideas any time soon.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

I have told you about the recipes in The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook. What I have not mentioned yet is that three extra guides come with it, free, and one of them is the guide I would read first.

Bonus 1: "177 Ways To Burn Calories Safely For Diabetics"
An eGuide full of ideas for staying active, written for people with diabetes rather than for fitness fanatics.

Bonus 2: "Insiders Guide To Living With Diabetes"
A 63-page eBook in plain English. It follows you through your day, breakfast, lunch and dinner, and explains why you eat what you eat. Read it alongside the cookbook and you will see why each recipe is put together the way it is. That is the one I would start with.

Bonus 3: "The Diabetics Guide To Lowering Your Cholesterol"
An eManual on what cholesterol is and what your options are, so you can have a better-informed talk with your own doctor about what is right for you.

They come with the cookbook at no extra cost, and you can download all of them as soon as you order.

==> Get the cookbook and the three free guides here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about which of the three guides your readers would find most useful.]

[Your Name]

P.S. The whole package is $37, one payment, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

If you have bought a cookbook before and found that you only ever made one recipe from it, I understand if you are wary.

So here is how Denise Campbell sells The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook. You get the whole thing, all 297 pages and more than 250 recipes, plus the three bonus guides, for $37. Then you have 60 days to cook from it.

If it does not give you the snacks, meals, desserts and drinks she promises, you ask for your money back. Her guarantee is a 60-day, no-questions-asked, 100% satisfaction guarantee, and in her words, "I'll send you back your money, no questions asked."

That is two months of dinners to find out whether her recipes suit you and your family.

==> Try The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook for 60 days here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one honest sentence about why you think it is worth trying.]

[Your Name]

P.S. It is an eBook, so there is nothing to wait for in the post. You can be reading the first recipe tonight.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Quick one.

If you or someone you cook for has diabetes and you are tired of plain, careful food, have a look at The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook. It has more than 250 recipes by Denise Campbell, who has lived with diabetes for 20 years, three free bonus guides and a 60-day money-back guarantee.

==> See the cookbook here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Your Name]

P.S. [Personal touch: add one honest line about why you are sending this today.]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Over the next few days I want to tell you about a cookbook. Before I do, I want to tell you about the woman who wrote it, because her story is the reason it exists.

Denise Campbell has lived with diabetes for 20 years. For a long time she went looking for a cookbook with quick, easy meals that tasted good and were still right for her. She looked online, in bookshops and in libraries. She asked dieticians, chefs and restaurants if they had any recipes she could use.

In her words, she "was met with more closed doors than I care to remember".

What she found instead was a list of foods she wasn't allowed and the same tired recipes everyone had been handing round for decades. Most of them, she says, were "about as tasty as the paper they're printed on".

So she stopped looking and started cooking. Tomorrow I'll tell you what she made, and why it took her three years.

[Personal touch: add one honest sentence about why this subject matters to you or your readers.]

[Your Name]

P.S. If you'd like to read Denise's story in her own words before tomorrow, it's here:

==> Read Denise's story [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Yesterday I told you how Denise Campbell spent years looking for a decent diabetic cookbook and never found one.

Here's what she did next.

She pulled together a team of dieticians, chefs and food lovers, and they spent three years building the cookbook she had been hunting for. Every recipe was tried in her test kitchen before it went in. If it tasted like a compromise, it didn't make the book.

The result is The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook. It runs to 297 pages and holds more than 250 recipes: soups and stews, salads, over 80 meat, chicken and fish dishes, grains and pastas, snacks, drinks and more than 25 desserts.

The part I like best is the bit you never see. The exchanges and conversions are already worked out, so the person cooking just follows the recipe.

==> See what three years of tasting produced [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about the meal you'd cook first.]

Tomorrow: the recipes themselves, and the dessert chapter that made me look twice.

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

I promised you recipes, so here they are.

These are a few of the names you'll find in The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook:

• Fresh Garden Stew
• Morning Harvest Soup
• Melting Peach Crumble
• Apple Cranberry Pie
• Grilled Angel Food Cake
• Almond apricot biscotti and rich chocolate soufflés

There are dozens of drinks too, hot and cold, with and without alcohol. There's even a mojito.

Now look at that list again and ask yourself when someone with diabetes was last handed a menu like it. For most people the answer is never. They get the grilled chicken and the steamed broccoli and a polite smile.

Denise Campbell wrote this cookbook so that dessert, drinks and a proper dinner come back to the table.

==> Browse the recipes here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about the recipe on that list you'd try first.]

Tomorrow I'll tell you about the three free guides that come with it.

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

When you order The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook, three more guides come with it at no extra cost. One of them changes how you read the cookbook, so let me start there.

"Insiders Guide To Living With Diabetes"
A 63-page eBook in plain English. It walks you through your day, breakfast, lunch and dinner, and explains why you eat what you eat. Read it first and the recipes make even more sense.

"177 Ways To Burn Calories Safely For Diabetics"
An eGuide packed with ideas for staying active, written for people with diabetes instead of gym regulars.

"The Diabetics Guide To Lowering Your Cholesterol"
An eManual that explains what cholesterol is and what your options are, so you can have a better-informed talk with your own doctor.

All three download the moment you order, along with the 297-page cookbook. The whole package is US$37, one payment.

==> Get the cookbook and the three guides [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about which guide you think your readers will open first.]

Tomorrow, the last email in this series, and the part that makes the decision easy.

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

This is the last email in this little series, so I'll keep it simple.

The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook is US$37, one payment. For that you get the 297-page eBook with more than 250 recipes, plus the three free guides I told you about yesterday. You can download everything a few minutes after you order and print any recipe as often as you like.

Then you have 60 days to cook from it. Denise Campbell backs it with a 60-day, no-questions-asked, 100% satisfaction guarantee. If it doesn't give you the meals, snacks, desserts and drinks she promises, you ask for your money back and you get it.

That's two whole months of dinners to see whether her recipes suit you and the people you cook for.

==> Try The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one honest sentence about why you think it's worth trying.]

Thanks for reading along this week.

[Your Name]

P.S. It's written for people with Type 1, Type 2 or gestational diabetes, and for the family and friends who cook for them.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

There's a short list in The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook that I think is worth the price on its own.

It isn't a recipe. It's the staple ingredients Denise Campbell keeps in her kitchen, so she can make something good even when she hasn't been to the shops in days.

If you cook for someone with diabetes, you'll know why that matters. The hard nights are the tired ones, when the fridge is half empty and the easy answer is something you'll regret. Keep those staples in and the good answer is the easy one.

Denise has lived with diabetes for 20 years. She built the list, and the 250-plus recipes that go with it, over three years with a team of dieticians and chefs.

==> See the cookbook and the staples list [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about what your own cupboard looks like on a busy week.]

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Think of a dish you used to love before diabetes came into your house.

Maybe it was a pie, a family stew or a Sunday pudding. For a lot of people it just quietly disappears from the table, and nobody talks about it.

Denise Campbell's cookbook has a section that shows you how to transform your favourite pre-diabetic dishes into ones you can still enjoy. So the family recipe doesn't have to go in the bin. It gets rewritten.

On top of that there are more than 250 of her own recipes, with the exchanges and conversions already done for you.

==> See how to keep your favourite dishes [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about a dish your family misses.]

[Your Name]

P.S. Denise has lived with diabetes for 20 years, so she knows exactly which dishes people miss most.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Denise Campbell tells a story in her cookbook that I think plenty of people will recognise.

She has lived with diabetes for 20 years. Over those years she noticed something about parties and family get-togethers. Friends and relatives wanted to look after her, but they didn't know how to cook so-called "diabetic food". So the special plate they made for her ended up tasting, in her words, "more like cardboard than something edible".

Everyone meant well. She still went home hungry and a little bit left out.

That's one of the reasons she spent three years, with a team of dieticians, chefs and food lovers, building The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook. It has more than 250 recipes that the whole table can share, including snacks that she says "will leave all of your guests asking for more".

==> Read Denise's story and see the recipes [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about a gathering where the food was a worry for someone you know.]

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

When the weather turns, there's nothing like a big pot of something warm on the stove.

The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook has more than 25 soups and stews. Two of the ones Denise Campbell names herself are the Fresh Garden Stew and the Morning Harvest Soup.

Soups are a smart place to start if you're new to cooking for diabetes. You make a pot, it feeds the whole family, and there's usually some left for lunch the next day.

After the soups there are over 80 meat, chicken and fish recipes, more than 25 salads and veggie combos, and a chapter on grains, legumes and pastas. The exchanges and conversions are already worked out for every one of them.

==> See the soups and stews here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about your favourite cold-weather meal.]

[Your Name]

P.S. It's an eBook, so you can print the soup recipe and stick it on the fridge tonight.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Here's a question for anyone with diabetes, or anyone who cooks for them. When did dessert last feel like a treat and not a negotiation?

Denise Campbell put more than 25 desserts into The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook. Here are a few:

• Apple Cranberry Pie
• Melting Peach Crumble
• Grilled Angel Food Cake
• Rich chocolate soufflés
• Almond apricot biscotti for the coffee cup

She built every one of them with a team of dieticians and chefs and tried them in her test kitchen, so they fit a diabetic eating plan and still taste like the real thing.

==> See the desserts here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about the dessert you'd make first.]

Your doctor or dietician is always the right person to ask about what suits you. Once they're happy, this is a much nicer list to choose from than a plain cracker.

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

This email is for the cooks.

If someone you love has diabetes, the job of feeding them well probably landed on you. A husband or wife, a mum or dad, a child. You read the leaflets, you worry about getting it wrong, and some nights you end up making two different dinners so everyone is covered.

Denise Campbell has lived with diabetes for 20 years, so she knows what you're trying to do. She wrote The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook for people with diabetes and for the family and friends who cook for them.

Here's what makes it easier for the cook:

• The exchanges and conversions are already done, so there are no sums at the stove
• The recipes are simple enough for anybody to follow, even if you rarely cook
• A staples list, so there's always something good you can make
• More than 250 recipes the whole table can eat, so one dinner does the job

==> See the cookbook for the cook [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about cooking for someone in your own life.]

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

A lot of grown-up children end up cooking for a parent with diabetes, and nobody gives them a manual.

Sunday lunch used to be easy. Now you're second-guessing every dish, and your mum or dad is too polite to say the food you've made for them is a bit dull.

If that sounds familiar, have a look at The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook. It was written by Denise Campbell, who has lived with diabetes for 20 years and spent three years on it with dieticians and chefs.

There are more than 250 recipes, from soups and stews to chicken, meat and fish dinners and desserts like Apple Cranberry Pie. The conversions are done for you. And there's a section on turning favourite family dishes into ones your parent can still share, so Sunday lunch can still taste like Sunday lunch.

==> See the recipes here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about cooking for a parent or older relative.]

[Your Name]

P.S. It's a printable eBook, so you can print a few recipes and leave them in your parent's kitchen too.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Holiday meals are when it shows the most.

The whole family round the table, the big dishes coming out, and one person with diabetes quietly picking at the vegetables or eating a separate plate somebody made just for them.

It doesn't have to go like that. The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook by Denise Campbell has more than 250 recipes meant for the whole table, so you can plan one menu that everyone shares:

• Something warm to start, like the Morning Harvest Soup
• A main from over 80 meat, chicken and fish recipes
• A dessert everyone will want, like the Apple Cranberry Pie or Melting Peach Crumble
• Drinks for the toast, with and without alcohol

And if there's a family recipe that's always on the table at this time of year, the cookbook shows you how to adapt favourite dishes too.

==> Plan your family meal from here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about the dish that always appears at your family's holiday table.]

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

If you're hosting a family meal and one of your guests has diabetes, you might have a small worry you haven't said out loud.

What do I cook for them?

Most hosts play it safe and make them something plain on the side. Denise Campbell, who has lived with diabetes for 20 years, says that's exactly the meal that ends up tasting "more like cardboard than something edible".

A better answer is to cook food that suits them and that everyone else will happily eat too. That's what her cookbook is for. The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook has more than 250 recipes, including dozens of drinks, a host of snacks for guests and more than 25 desserts. The exchanges and conversions are already worked out, so you just follow the recipe.

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[Personal touch: add one sentence about a time you hosted someone with a special diet.]

[Your Name]

P.S. It's an eBook, so you can be reading the recipes a few minutes after you order.

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Most cookbooks tell you what to cook. Very few tell you why.

That's why I like the "Insiders Guide To Living With Diabetes". It's a 63-page eBook in plain English that walks you through your day, breakfast, lunch and dinner, and explains why you eat what you eat. It comes free with The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook.

Two more guides come with it as well: "177 Ways To Burn Calories Safely For Diabetics" and "The Diabetics Guide To Lowering Your Cholesterol", which helps you have a better-informed conversation with your own doctor.

Add Denise Campbell's 297-page cookbook with more than 250 recipes and the whole package is US$37, one payment, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

==> Get the cookbook and the free guides [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

[Personal touch: add one sentence about why understanding the 'why' matters to you.]

[Your Name]

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Hi {!firstname_fix},

Here's how I'd test The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook if I were you.

Order it, download it, and pick three recipes for this week. Maybe a soup, one of the 80-plus chicken, meat or fish dinners, and the Melting Peach Crumble for the weekend. Cook them for whoever sits at your table and watch the plates.

If they come back clean, keep cooking. If they don't, you have 60 days to ask for your money back. Denise Campbell offers a 60-day, no-questions-asked, 100% satisfaction guarantee, and in her words, "I'll send you back your money, no questions asked."

It's US$37, one payment, and the three bonus guides come with it.

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The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook by Denise Campbell: more than 250 recipes, from Fresh Garden Stew to Apple Cranberry Pie, three free guides and a 60-day money-back guarantee. US$37, one payment, and you can be reading it in a few minutes.

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A cookbook worth a look

If you have diabetes, or you cook for someone who does, I came across a cookbook this week that you might like. It's called The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook, and it was written by Denise Campbell, who has lived with diabetes for 20 years and spent three years on it with a team of dieticians and chefs. It has more than 250 recipes, including over 25 desserts such as Melting Peach Crumble, and the exchanges and conversions are already done for you. It comes with three free guides and a 60-day money-back guarantee.

==> Take a look at the cookbook here [Link this to https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main]

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