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At the same time, many cheeses are noted for their high cholesterol content. For instance, a cup of part-skim Ricotta has 246 grams of cholesterol, a cup of low-fat Cottage Cheese has 226 grams and a mere one-ounce wedge of either Cheddar or Blue Cheese has 28.35 grams. If you’re watching your cholesterol or fat intake, there are a variety of cheeses made from low-fat milk that are virtually cholesterol free as well as low-fat/low-calorie. Products like Laughing Cow cheese, which is a light and creamy textured cow’s milk cheese, are extremely... Sign-up Above to Read More!

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