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Low Fat Natural/Greek Yoghurt and Hard Cheese
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mae
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I am trying to reduce my cholesterol. I am not over weight and I eat already mostly healthy and the areas I don't I am already making changes ie sugar laden snacks.
I cook from scratch so I don't eat ready meal type things except when we have the odd take away.
I don't eat anything 'low fat' as I have always been led to believe they are just bulked up with sugars or other bad ingredients.
However I do see a lot advice advising low fat cheese. I dont eat a lot of cheese but when I do I eat mature cheddar cheese. If I bought a low fat version would it just have some fat removed or would it be bulked up with unhealthy ingredients?
Same with natural and greek yoghurt.. I eat a little a day but is it worth changing to low fat or will nasties be replaced with the fat?
I am trying to reduce my cholesterol. I am not over weight and I eat already mostly healthy and the areas I don't I am already making changes ie sugar laden snacks.
I cook from scratch so I don't eat ready meal type things except when we have the odd take away.
I don't eat anything 'low fat' as I have always been led to believe they are just bulked up with sugars or other bad ingredients.
However I do see a lot advice advising low fat cheese. I dont eat a lot of cheese but when I do I eat mature cheddar cheese. If I bought a low fat version would it just have some fat removed or would it be bulked up with unhealthy ingredients?
Same with natural and greek yoghurt.. I eat a little a day but is it worth changing to low fat or will nasties be replaced with the fat?
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Cheese and unflavored natural yogurt will be fine only ingredients should be milk regardless if it's full fat or semi skimmed.0
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