Cheese is a great way to boost your calcium intake. On a gram-to-gram basis, cheddar cheese has almost six times the amount of calcium that milk has but that's because it's so concentrated. Beware if you're trying to lose weight though the fat is concentrated too. In fact, 100 g cheese is just as fattening as a 100 g slab of chocolate.
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Settle for low-fat cottage cheese rather than "harder" cheese varieties, like cheddar, Parmesan and Gouda; cut foods from your diet that contain a considerable amount of the hard, fatty cheeses, like pizza, certain pasta dishes and toasted cheese sandwiches; check cheese labels when you shop a number of lower-fat varieties are available.
Use our Calorie Counter to find out how many calories that food stuff contains.
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