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The good news is that there is no food, not even sugar, that actually causes diabetes. Certain bad habits can increase the risk of diabetes, but some people eat sugar every day and never get diabetes and other people never eat actual sugar but still end up with diabetes.
Also, ALL carbohydrates become sugar in the blood. So, remember that besides all the things that you listed, anything else that you ate also become sugar in the blood. Bread, pasta, potatoes, all fruit, all vegetables, and even dairy products are all carbohydrates and all those things can also raise blood sugar. Different carbohydrates raise sugar levels differently. Some carbohydrates cause sudden sugar spikes while other carbohydrates cause a slower raise over time. (basically, good carbs from most vegetables and whole grains are better than the "bad" carbs that come from white grains and sugary treats.)
If you are not diabetic, your body is taking care of the sugar you are eating. You don't really need to do anything to "level" your blood sugar.
If you are still concerned, then cut your sugar intake.