Carbohydrates in Low Fat Cheese
Dietary Fiber Content of Low Fat Cheese
Net Carbs in Cheese - Recommended Low Carb Diet Food

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Carbs and Fiber in Low Fat Cheese

Food Item: Cheese, low fat, cheddar or colby
Food Quantity: 1 oz
Carbs: 0.5g
Dietary Fiber: 0g
Net Carbs: 0.5g

Low Fat Cheese and Diet

Included in nearly all low carb diets, most cheese (like Low Fat Cheese) has a low carb count - typically, less than 3g carbs per ounce - and no dietary fiber. Cheese is an important source of nutrition (eg. calcium, vitamin A) plus other vitamins, minerals and protein. However, regular cheese is high in fat and therefore calories (typically 80-120 calories per ounce), so if you want to lose weight and stay healthy, choose lower-fat varieties. [Note: as a rough guide, choose cheese with 3-5 grams of fat per ounce.]

For more details about carbs in cheese, see below.

Note: Nutritional values for cheese can vary, so the above carbohydrate details for Low Fat Cheese are intended as a guideline only.


American Cheese - Babybel Cheese - Blue Cheese - Camembert - Cheddar - Cheese Spread - Cheese String
Cheshire - Colby-Jack - Cottage Cheese (Low-Fat) - Cottage Cheese (Non-Fat) - Cottage Cheese (W/Fruit)
Cream Cheese - Cream Cheese (Fat-Free) - Feta - Kraft Cheese Singles - Kraft Cheese Spread
Laughing Cow - Low Fat Cheese - Monterey Jack - Mozzarella - Muenster - Neufchatel - Parmesan
Philadelphia Cheese Spread - Pizza Cheese - Provolone - Quark Cheese - Ricotta - Romano - Stilton Cheese
Smartbeat Cheese Slices - Swiss - Vermont - Weight Watchers Cheese Slices - Wensleydale - Whey Cheese

 



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