Cheese? Carb? Can't be carb-free

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  • H20
    ADBB Adventurer
    • Apr 12, 2006
    • 163

    #1

    Cheese? Carb? Can't be carb-free

    Hey ya'll. I had 6 oz. ham and 2 oz. of monterey jack cheese for lunch, but when I put it into fitday (you can see mine below) it said the cheese was carb-free. I read on here somewhere to count each ounce of cheese as 1 carb though. Can someone please tell me which is correct?

    H20
    Deborah
    SW291(April 13, 2006)/CW291/Goal 175
    First weigh in on April 30, 2006 with a Goal of 280
    http://www.fitday.com/WebFit/PublicJournals.html?Owner=H20lover

    Water Goal: 110 oz. per day
    First Mini-goal: 250 by June 28


  • not2late
    Moderator
    • May 09, 2003
    • 14677

    #2
    Re: Cheese? Carb? Can't be carb-free

    Dr. Atkins said to count 1 ounce as 1 carb. So do it, because cheese is a high calorie food and if you get into your head that "oh it's only 0.000001 carb, I can eat another 3 ounces" you'll be eating 300 more calories. Remember what Dr. Atkins wrote in Chapter 11: calories do matter and eventhough the low carb approach gives you a metabolic advantage to lose weight, it doesn't give you the license to gorge.
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    • Laurenfra
      *Administrator Emeritus*
      • Jun 17, 2004
      • 7431

      #3
      Re: Cheese? Carb? Can't be carb-free

      It also stalls many so the 3 oz is a good amount to stick with
      ~Lauren~



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      • H20
        ADBB Adventurer
        • Apr 12, 2006
        • 163

        #4
        Re: Cheese? Carb? Can't be carb-free

        Thank you both so very much! I do like my cheese and I will count it as 1 carb per ounce.

        H20

        Originally posted by Laurenfra
        It also stalls many so the 3 oz is a good amount to stick with
        Deborah
        SW291(April 13, 2006)/CW291/Goal 175
        First weigh in on April 30, 2006 with a Goal of 280
        http://www.fitday.com/WebFit/PublicJournals.html?Owner=H20lover

        Water Goal: 110 oz. per day
        First Mini-goal: 250 by June 28


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