so what kind of cheese can we really eat? I know alot of cheese has milk in it and we can't have milk, so why is cheese one of the acceptable foods on the induction list?
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During Induction, you can eat any aged cheese, cream cheese and mozzarella.Originally posted by tish25 View Postso what kind of cheese can we really eat?
Because most of the lactose coming from milk is removed from them.we can't have milk, so why is cheese one of the acceptable foods on the induction list?
However, fresh cheeses like cottage cheese and ricotta are typically higher in carbs, and are only allowed from OWL Rung 2 on."Get action. Seize the moment. Man was never intended to become an oyster."
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ooooo Mozzarella. That is good melted on a tomatoe. Thank you for your advice. I appericate it!Originally posted by Georgiana View PostDuring Induction, you can eat any aged cheese, cream cheese and mozzarella.
Because most of the lactose coming from milk is removed from them.
However, fresh cheeses like cottage cheese and ricotta are typically higher in carbs, and are only allowed from OWL Rung 2 on.
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This is from DANDR:
Cheese
You can consume three to four ounces daily of the following full fat, firm, soft, and semi-soft aged cheeses *, including:
cheddar
cow, sheep and goat cheese
cream cheese
Gouda
mozzarella
Roquefort and other blue cheeses
SwissJ.
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