Cheese
cjsnurse
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Anyone use any "good" low fat or fat free cheese? I am very picky and can't find too much variety. Thanks
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My house are cheeseaholics.. I just use regular sliced and shredded cheese. I make it fit into my calories. I don't believe in fat free because (1) it tastes horrid IMO and (2) you need some fat in your diet, I don't do artificial sweeteners for the same reason. I use mostly Kroger brand but use Kraft when its on sale.0
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2% cheddar and fat free or low fat feta are both decent. Other than that, no. And I really don't even use those anymore. I weigh my cheese (1.5 ounces per serving) and work the calories in.0
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I think it depends on what capacity you are using the cheese. Honestly, i only use the low-fat cheese if it is in a recipe. If I am eating as a snack, I enjoy my regular cheese. It's accounted for in my calories, so I think it's ok, especially if it is something you enjoy.0
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I'm addicted to cheese, so I just try and find the strongest low fat cheese I can so I can still get my cheesy hit!0
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Hi I no I loooove cheese. But to limit myself because I would it a entire block I buy the babybel light cheese snacks about 50 cal in each snack they are made by laughing cow and there are a number of different varities0
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The only low fat cheese I like is cream cheese, because it spreads easier. Otherwise I use real cheese, and the more flavorful the better (e.g. Cabot Seriously sharp over generic cheddar). I tend to follow more of a French diet-- real food, packed with flavor and nutrients, but just a bit less of it.0
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I typically use Weight Watchers Pepper Jack cheese slices or Kraft 2% Pepper Jack cheese slices.0
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laughing cow is awesome!0
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Sliced and shredded are not types of cheese people!!!
Brie, cheddar, red leicester, feta, parmasan, camenbert, stilton....
...are all things I can no longer eat...
The world is your oyster on cheese! So many different lovely types!
I miss cheese.0 -
The only low fat cheese I like is cream cheese, because it spreads easier. Otherwise I use real cheese, and the more flavorful the better (e.g. Cabot Seriously sharp over generic cheddar). I tend to follow more of a French diet-- real food, packed with flavor and nutrients, but just a bit less of it.
I thought Cabot Seriously Sharp was awesome until I tried some really expensive, fancy cheddar at a local market. OMG. Cabot's crapin comparison to some of those cheeses. But I can afford Cabbot! lol0 -
I am a life long cheeseaholic. When I was 8, I wanted to move to Wisconsin b/c I loved cheese so much! :laugh:
I use Sergento Low sodium, and the Great Value 2%. If I need "real" cheese, i like the Kraft deli deluxe 2% or Cabot 75% reduced fat.
Edited to add- I use the reduced fat Feta, laughing cow light, mini baby bel light, and for a real treat, I eat Dubliner--love the stuff!!!0 -
I pretty much feel the same way as lexncheysmomm - depends on the brand but sometimes there's not much of a difference in the fat content or even calories betweeen regular and reduced/low fat cheese and it's worth sacrificing a few calories and fat grams for the taste. Forget about fat free - it's like plastic when melted so I don't even want to think about what it's made of!0
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