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Cheese?

arcadia1983
Posts: 42 Member
I see different opinions about cheeses, with some saying that, regardless of the fact some don't bring carbs at all it is not advisable to have more than a couple oz per day? Can I ask if that's the general consensus and why would that be?
I use babybels as snacks during the day and one of my main recipes is cheese spinach, where I put mozzarella, edam and grated grana alltogether with the spinach, so if cheese is an issue I have clearly done wrong for weeks without knowing it
I use babybels as snacks during the day and one of my main recipes is cheese spinach, where I put mozzarella, edam and grated grana alltogether with the spinach, so if cheese is an issue I have clearly done wrong for weeks without knowing it

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I eat a lot of cheese but always choose those that have more fat than proteins ( cheese here has usually 25g of both fat and proteins per 100 grams) . If it works for you then it's fine I guess.0
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I saw one quick post about no cheese, and I wanted to die. I LOVE CHEESE!! And Im trying to do Keto, and I have been eating a TON of cheese. For me, I have had no problems thus far.
If you're sensitive to dairy, then have less, but I wouldn't NOT eat cheese. Ever. Ever ever ever ever!!!!
I was on a "diet" once that limited me to only having about 1 slice of processed cheese a day. What a horrible few months that was.
I eat cheese every single day now on Keto. I eat cheese wrapped in mother flippin bacon each day.
I eat full fat cheese, and I love it.
Eat cheese.
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Dairy is a YMMV (Your Miles May Vary) item. If you see slow progress, it's one of those items you can / should tweak / reduce to see if that "fixes" your issue. Same with sweeteners and nuts. For some people, these can cause stalls.
If dairy is working for you, don't worry about it.0 -
Try to develop a love for fattier cheeses like Camembert, Brie or Havarti. These are my goto snack when out and about. Plus I love the looks I get in public when munching on a wedge of Brie without spreading it on a cracker!0
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Dairy is a YMMV (Your Miles May Vary) item. If you see slow progress, it's one of those items you can / should tweak / reduce to see if that "fixes" your issue. Same with sweeteners and nuts. For some people, these can cause stalls.
If dairy is working for you, don't worry about it.
^This!0 -
I am a real cheese addict, but noticed when I eat too much, my weight stalls. I found something about it in this article:
http://authoritynutrition.com/15-reasons-not-losing-weight-on-a-low-carb-diet/
Still I am not going to give completally up on it! Mostly I just makes a few cheese crisps or use it when I make meatza.0
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