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Brie
- Thread starter fumanchu
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Yes.
fumanchu
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Magic, thanks!
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It is for me,
Mbaker
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I would use it as a treat. I remember this video from an influencer Thomas Delauer:
If I get a cheese board after a meal out, I ask the establishment to provide more hard cheese than soft, but I wouldn't think twice about having some soft cheese occasionally.
If I get a cheese board after a meal out, I ask the establishment to provide more hard cheese than soft, but I wouldn't think twice about having some soft cheese occasionally.
KK123
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Hi there, do you mean in terms of carbs?, then yes, perfectly fine, fill your boots.
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The only cheeses I choose to avoid are those that are low/reduced fat stuff.
Riva_Roxaban
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Brie cheese has 1 gram / 100 grams carbs so it's OK to eat.
I not a fan of it though, as I not like the sloppy texture of it.
I not a fan of it though, as I not like the sloppy texture of it.
lucylocket61
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Brie is good and nutritious, as are most cheeses.
