Cheese alternative?
lmc1015
Posts: 9
I love cheese, all different kinds, but it's one of the few items I just don't like the fat free versions. I usually get the reduced fat or lower sodium but they still have lots of calories...any suggestions?
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Parmesan has pretty reasonable stats, as do the laughing cow wedges.0
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You could try soy based cheese or goat cheese, which is what I eat since I don't digest lactose.0
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Ugh, I'd rather eat less of the real deal than soy cheese or fat free cheese. Mini Babybell Light and Laughing Cow are good options though.0
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Cheese strings--only 60 cals and fun to play with! lol
Edit: also, if you grate your cheese instead of eating it as a pathetic little cube, it seems like much more.0 -
Cheese is healthy for you in moderation. I much rather watch my portions and eat the real stuff!0
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cottage cheese0
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fermunda0
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mmmmmm cheeeeese. I am pretty sure Satan created it, thank you my lord and savior!0
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If you love cheese, eat cheese, just less of it.
Feta has few calories.0 -
I think all of the suggestions above are great! I am a cheese LOVER! String cheese and parmesean is awesome and low calorie. Then you have cottage cheese which is LOADED with protein! I don't get the lowfat and it is only 110 calories for 1/2 cup. Add fruits or veggies and it is a perfect meal!0
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There is no alternative. Cheese is good. Eat the real deal! And don't eat soy products (phytoestrogen, look it up).0
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fermunda
this.0 -
I give my girls the reduced fat polly-o string cheese. I eat veggie slices, which are lactose and gluten free. I have also tried Smart Beat. I like them but haven't eaten, and cannot eat, regular cheese so I either got used to them or they really do taste good. I was feeling brave on day and ate the laughing cow reduced fat cheese. Tasted great but the after effects for me were a killer. If you can digest lactose and just looking at the lower cal/sodium, those are very good.0
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Love the laughing cow cheese wedges. I use them for burgers and wraps0
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Eat less of other things filling up your calories?0
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one mini babybel light round goes a long way. I shred it up for quesadillas, I peel string cheese for wraps and make grilled cheese with them.
Uhm.. and I would DEF not get fake cheese unless you had to for allergy. Gross.0 -
laughing cow light, 50 cal:) Your not alone!!0
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You could try soy based cheese or goat cheese, which is what I eat since I don't digest lactose.
I tried soy cheese once. I couldn't spit it out of my mouth quick enough!0 -
Laughing cow is not legit cheese in my book. I have cut back a bit on my portion sizes of cheese, but I still eat plenty of real cheese!0
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I've found light cream cheese to be a yummy alternative to cheese, it's still creamy and tasty. Nice on a sandwhich instead of marg.0
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True facts0 -
I've been avoiding cheese for years! Just last week I purchased Sargento Natural Provolone.. LOVE IT!!
70 calories
5g fat
0g carbs
5g protien
15mg Cholest
135mg Sodium0 -
Sargento's Ultra Thin Cheddar Cheese -- sharp, cheesy goodness wrapped up in a tiny little 45 calories. They also make Swiss and mild cheddar. There may be more, I don't know--I'm hooked on the cheddar.
Goat cheese...noms.
String cheese--love it, but the sodium content makes it an infrequent snacky decision.0 -
Trader joes has a really good fat free feta (It's the only fat free I like) but its great sprinkled on a spinich salad or scrambled with an egg.
2 oz has 70 calories, 0 fat and 14g protien0 -
I'm a cheese lover so this is hard. I did go a month w/o dairy just to see how it will go and I made it but by golly I love me some cheese.
I just limit my intake. I love havarti & sharp cheddar cheese period. YUM.
Laughing cow wedge/mini baby bel/skim mozzarella/provolone/swiss are the best I can give you.0 -
There are somethings I will NOT substitute and CHEESE is one of them. I love cheese to much lol.0
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