imitation pasterurized process cheese food?!
hungrybear
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Hi everyone! So I was grocery shopping the other day, and I grabbed a bag of cheese...the kind of are individually wrapped per slice. I got it because this one is low in calories, but it didn't say anything about "low fat" or "reduced fat" or "2% milk" on the package. When I got home, I was entering the nutritional information since the brand "Sandwich-Mate" didn't show up. Then I realized the thing I bought is an "imitation pasterurized process cheese food"..."swiss flavor".
Umm, is it fake cheese? Do you guys know if that's good for you or not?
Here is the list of ingredients: water, interesterified soybean oil, food starch-modified, whey, gelatin, sodium citrate, calcium phosphate salt, sodium phosphate, artificial and natural flavors, lactic acid, sorbic acid (preservative), xanthan gum, locust bean gum, guar gum, artificial color. contains:milk.
This sounds very processed, and I'm trying to cut down on processed food.
Umm, is it fake cheese? Do you guys know if that's good for you or not?
Here is the list of ingredients: water, interesterified soybean oil, food starch-modified, whey, gelatin, sodium citrate, calcium phosphate salt, sodium phosphate, artificial and natural flavors, lactic acid, sorbic acid (preservative), xanthan gum, locust bean gum, guar gum, artificial color. contains:milk.
This sounds very processed, and I'm trying to cut down on processed food.
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Yes, it is very processed. I don't see anything concerning calcium, or anything............
Then all of the chemicals ending in -ate, *** acid, gelatin, modified food starch.............0 -
when the ingredients list for cheese put's milk at the bottom, that's probably a bad sign!0
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MFP is great for making you realize these things!0
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Here is a website about interesterified oils, the second ingredient in your "cheese". It sounds like a type of hydrogenation.
http://www.ific.org/publications/qa/interestrafatsqa.cfm
P.S. Manufactures can be sneaky b@stards.0 -
Hi everyone! So I was grocery shopping the other day, and I grabbed a bag of cheese...the kind of are individually wrapped per slice. I got it because this one is low in calories, but it didn't say anything about "low fat" or "reduced fat" or "2% milk" on the package. When I got home, I was entering the nutritional information since the brand "Sandwich-Mate" didn't show up. Then I realized the thing I bought is an "imitation pasterurized process cheese food"..."swiss flavor".
Umm, is it fake cheese? Do you guys know if that's good for you or not?
Here is the list of ingredients: water, interesterified soybean oil, food starch-modified, whey, gelatin, sodium citrate, calcium phosphate salt, sodium phosphate, artificial and natural flavors, lactic acid, sorbic acid (preservative), xanthan gum, locust bean gum, guar gum, artificial color. contains:milk.
This sounds very processed, and I'm trying to cut down on processed food.
It's fake, it's the devil's food. Not fit for human consumption (especially humans trying to eat right). You should get rid of it.0
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