Are there any snacks that can be used as meals for diabetes?

Question

I am a teacher and we are temporarily housed in a crappy building. I will not be bringing my refrigerator or microwave. I am a diabetic. I will need meals that doesn't require being refrigerated or microwaved.

Answer 1

I would say bring money, i realize this could be costly, but may be your best bet currently  

Answer 2

Low carb/low fat meals at subway are an option for dinner, try to avoid the creamy sauces, and load it with veggies.

Answer 3

You dont say if you're type 1 or 2, so forgive me if this doesn't help you.  My daughter is type 1 and here are some filling things we bring when we're on a day trip:

Peanut butter & Jelly (45 carbs)

peanut butter crackers (6 each)

cheezits (25 = 15 carbs)

peanuts (as much as she can eat is around 6 carbs)

gold fish crackers (45 = 15 carbs)

ham & cheese sandwich (30 carbs)  Sometimes she likes just eating the ham and cheese right out of a sandwich bag (0 carbs).

Nilla wafers (8 = 21 carbs)

We always bring a juice box or frosting for an emergency, and water in case she's running a little high.