Dietitians recommend cottage cheese as healthiest cheese for high protein and low saturated fat
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Updated · TODAY · Apr 28
Dietitians recommend cottage cheese as healthiest cheese for high protein and low saturated fat
12 articles · Updated · TODAY · Apr 28
Americans now eat over two pounds of cottage cheese per year, with dietitians highlighting its high protein and lower sodium content compared to other cheeses.
Experts suggest low-fat cottage cheese is suitable for daily consumption and beneficial for weight loss, while also recommending ricotta, mozzarella, and feta as healthy alternatives.
Recent studies indicate cheese may offer cardiovascular and cognitive benefits, but moderation is advised due to saturated fat and sodium, especially for those with high blood pressure.
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