What is the nutritional value of cheese?
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depends on the cheese-blue cheesee, cheddar cheese, swiss cheese, cottage cheese, goat cheese...look on the label. or go on google pics and copy a pic of a pack of cheese onto paint, and zoom up and read the label.
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i would say whole milk is very healthy and has calcium, green vegetables, beans for protein, apples, bananas, grapes,oranges are all healthy and have vitamins.
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Scurvy - Vit C\nRickets - Vit D\netc.
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Depends on the type.  See here:\n\nhttp://www.annecollins.com/calories/calories-rice.htm
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All fruits and vegetables have some kind of good value.\n\nhttp://www.healthalternatives2000.com/vegchart.htm\n\nFruit:\n\nhttp://www.healthalternatives2000.com/fruitchart.htm
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www.caloriescount.org     will help you.  It has lists of all kinds of foods and their caloric content.
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You'd have to add up all the muscle (red meat) and the organs. Then did you want to factor in the bones & skin? The number depends on the make up of the tissue, there is no set number/pound. Sorry See_n_stars 03 but that is not true.\n\nI have no idea. I would advise against eating the organs - high cholesteral - and nervous tissue has different types of diseases on top of that (Mad COw disease is spread by eating brain and spinal column tissue). That means no more head cheese (thank God!!!!!!).\n\nThe Calorie (not calorie) count is determined by the amount of energy released when an object is reduced to ash.
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like, vitamins and minerals and carbs and fibre and protein?
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mozzarella string cheese, Celery with peanut butter, unsalted peanuts
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://mark.asci.ncsu.edu/Nutrition/NutritionGuide/introd~1/metric.htm
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Everything tastes better with cheese.
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Fruits, Vegetables, Cheese, Milk, \n\nThe 5 food groups.
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You will see cholesterol content in the nutrition chart.\nHere is a guide anyway:\nhttp://www.ntwrks.com/~mikev/chart4a.htm
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Hard cheese is better for you.  As far as fat goes my first thought was hard cheese but I could be wrong.  American cheese (and the like) shouldn't count, I think, because it's got vegetable oil added to it.
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Any good multivitamin would be fine. The fact that you don't have a gall bladder doesn't affect that choice.
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The exact quantity depends on the type of cheese, but it mainly consist in protein and fat, so the carbs quantity is rather small.
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Don't know about the sugar product, but according to Men's Health:\n\n"Whey protein is a high-quality protein that contains essential amino acids that build muscle and burn fat.  But it's especially effective because it has the highest amount of protein for the fewest number of calories..."\n\nRicotta cheese is a good source.