How much is a serving of cheese?

[gafan]

My plan includes one serving of full fat dairy a day. With cheese how much is that? Too much dairy may sway boy, so I'm thinking of cheese as a sometimes food.

[atomic sagebrush]

1 oz of cheese is like a pair of dice. Most serving guidelines have 1 oz cheese = 1 serving. So every "die" is 1/2 oz.

What I used to do (not only for swaying, but for dieting in general, because I find cheese to be a good diet food for me since I like it and it is easy) was that I"d get an 8 or 16 or 32 oz. block of cheese and then I'd precut it evenly using the power of fractions, LOL, into whatever serving size I wanted to have. Since cheese comes in a brick it's really handy to simply slice the brick down the middle and then into 1 or 2 oz. squares, then cut those squares up more as needed till you have a little ziploc of cheese squares ready to go.

It's also very easy to know exactly how much protein and fat is in each square that way too.

[gafan]

1 oz of cheese is like a pair of dice. Most serving guidelines have 1 oz cheese = 1 serving. So every "die" is 1/2 oz.

What I used to do (not only for swaying, but for dieting in general, because I find cheese to be a good diet food for me since I like it and it is easy) was that I"d get an 8 or 16 or 32 oz. block of cheese and then I'd precut it evenly using the power of fractions, LOL, into whatever serving size I wanted to have. Since cheese comes in a brick it's really handy to simply slice the brick down the middle and then into 1 or 2 oz. squares, then cut those squares up more as needed till you have a little ziploc of cheese squares ready to go.

It's also very easy to know exactly how much protein and fat is in each square that way too.

Useful tip! And now I am trying to figure out how many ounces of cheese in a slice of Dominos Brooklyn pizza... ; )

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[atomic sagebrush]

EXACTLY yes it can also be helpful to use when figuring out recipes since you will then know how much pro, fat, and cals is in an ounce of cheese and with something like pizza, it's just a simple math problem to figure it out.