Basically it contains all of them
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Carbohydrate is in the bread (starch is the carbohydrate in the bread.)Starch - glucoseProtein in the cheeseProtein - amino acidsLipids in the cheeseLipids - fatty acids and glycerolAlso there is vitamin D and calciumLipids in the butter
Cheese contain complex carbohydrates.
This will depend on what kind of cheese. Cheddar cheese will contain more protein than velveeta or American cheese. Cottage cheese probably contains the most protein.
Meat, dairy, and bread.
Cheese is made from dairy and rennet or a rennet substitute. Dairy is a lipid and rennet is a protein that is meant to curdle the cheese. Carbohydrates include sugars such as lactose. The amount of carbs depend on the type of cheese, and how much exposure the cheese may get to bacteria or other ingredients. The more sugar that is either naturally in the cheese or that is added determines the number of carbs.
Cheese is the main ingredient for a cheese sandwich. Without cheese, it wouldn't be a cheese sandwich.
Both - cheese contains fat and is a protein food.
That is not an easy requirement, since most foods that are low in carbohydrates do contain some cholesterol. However, I can recommend raw celery, and mushrooms (but not sauteed mushrooms, that would add cholesterol).
The plural of cheese sandwich is cheese sandwiches.
Bacon does not contain fibre. Any fibre coming from a bacon sandwich would be from the bread or any vegetables such as lettuce or tomato added to the sandwich.
Protein, calcium riboflavin phosphorous vitamins A, and B12 potassium magnesium zinc protein, B-group vitamins and minerals such as phosphorus and zinc fat