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Old Thu, Oct-23-03, 20:33
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Question is cheese bad?



So my husband keeps telling me that processed cheese is bad for the atkins diet, but in the back of the book it says that 1 slice american cheese is only .3 digestable carbs. does that go for kraft american cheese slices or is that different because it's processed? do i have to buy the 'real' thing?
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Old Thu, Oct-23-03, 23:59
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I'm always careful with processed cheeses, because you never know just what's in them. Check the ingredients. If you see a bunch of partially hydrogenated oils and such, don't buy them. It's always best, whenever possible to stick with the real deal.
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Old Fri, Oct-24-03, 10:37
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Atkins is pretty clear that processed cheese is not allowed. Stick to real cheese to avoid those nasty trans fats.
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Old Fri, Oct-24-03, 11:47
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The real thing.."processed cheese food" is stuffed full of things you don't want, including sugars and/or starces in some brands, trans fats....given a choice, the least-processed option is always better.
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Old Fri, Oct-24-03, 12:59
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You can still get american cheese that's unprocessed! Check out the deli counter, it's often onsale too! Land o lakes makes it, I think that's a safe bet.
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Old Fri, Oct-24-03, 13:13
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What about 'STRING' cheese?
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Old Fri, Oct-24-03, 13:43
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I'm not sure about string cheese. But I love it and eat it all the time and it doesn't seem to be hurting a thing.
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Old Fri, Oct-24-03, 14:11
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I eat string cheese almost every day I think it's just fine.
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Old Fri, Oct-24-03, 14:27
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The ingredient list on my string cheese is OK; no sugar, no trans fats, just the usual cheese stuff.
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