Healthy Vs. Not Healthy: Cheese

cheese could be so simple and delicious. stop eating these half plastic cheeses!!!
#health #wellness #holistic #cheese #nutrition #diet #fitness

[@Chilly901]

I never gave a second thought to the kraft cheeses ive been using 😮 good to know! although my problem is if i dont use up the real cheese quick enough, it ends up going bad lmao

[@Signature_Talks]

Hear me out Some people are broke

[@dundundun2383]

You don’t have to buy Parmesan cheese but there are cheese products you can buy that are fully cheese without the weird stuff at a lower or slightly higher price

[@dundundun2383]

At Walmart you can buy 16oz of Velveta singles for 4.12 while you can buy 8oz of cheddar cheese slices without any additives for 2.07 so it’s literally cheaper per ounce lol

[@dundundun2383]

Shredded cheese without additives is also usually cheaper per ounce than veleveta of Kraft sing slices

[@adrianscheggia7365]

Finally some good content, nice and clear !

[@user-vz9go5uo8t]

Why he lowkey look like square barber🤨......

[@nekobub6901]

People need to start taking their health more seriously fr

[@TheLeapluv]

I mean uranium is natural too. So would you eat uranium?

[@saesteelol6156]

cant tell if this is bait, a joke, or serious lol

[@nekobub6901]

Dude…

[@liamreitsma5312]

@@saesteelol6156 His point is just cuz something is natural doesn't mean its good. Same for the flipside, just cuz something is synthetic doesn't meant is bad for you. Most of what he rattled off with sources didn't actually say much. Most of those provided are safe for human consumption. Potassium Sorbate is potentially a carcinogen which is fair, and Sodium Phosphate is only a problem for people with kidney disease. But the rest is actually fine, even with cellulose, the blurb he cited literally said in 'high cellulose diets' which you're only going to get if you're vegetarian/vegan anyways.

[@antopus1757]

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