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cheese does have more calcium than cheese because it is in a solid state
Cheese is made from milk, and cheese can be preserved more easily than the milk from which it is made.
It depends on the type fo cheese, and what milk it was made from. A whole milk cheese will have more fat in it, but a reduced-fat cheese (made with 2% or skim milk) will have less fat in it.
Not if you are watching fat content. Goat cheese has a higher fat content than cheese from cows. However, goat's cheese has some nutrients that are little more or more readily available (plus it does not contain lactose) which might make it a more healthier choice than cheese from cows. But that isn't to say that goats milk is still healthier than cow's milk cheese, because both are just as healthy as the other. It's just a matter of opinion as to which you think is best.
Yes cheese also contains lipid besides proteins and minerals. In certain respects cheese is more nutritious than milk. The palitability of cheese proteins and lipids is of high order. It can be stored for longer period than milk.Yes cheese also contains lipid besides proteins and minerals. In certain respects cheese is more nutritious than milk. The palatibility of cheese proteins and lipids is of high order.
Cheese contains milk fat. Some types of cheese have more fat than others.
Goat milk is much lower in fat than either cow or yak milk, so, all else being equal, yak cheese would more closely resemble cheese made from cow's milk.
It is in terms of fat content, which is lower than in cow's milk. But as far as nutrients are concerned, cow's milk has several more nutrients and is higher in others than what is found in goat's milk. So it all depends on who you're asking.
Feta is a sheep's milk cheese, but some goat's milk is generally allowed.
No. Cheese comes from milk, and blue cheese just has a bit more bacteria in it than other cheeses do.
On the back of the packages it will tell you the calories.
The Water Buffalo's milk is used to make authentic Italian Mozzarella cheese.