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1 oz of cheddar cheese has: 20% daily value of Calcium; 7 g Protein; 6% daily value of Vitamin A; and also 6g sat. fat, 9g fat, 113 total calories.
1 cup of nonfat milk w/out added Vitamin A has: 30% daily value of Calcium; 8g protein; 86 total calories.
Note the differing quantities: 1 oz cheese vs. 1 cup skim milk
The winner depends upon your definition of the phrase "nutrient dense." Nonfat milk has more calcium and protein and fewer calories, but cheddar cheese has more Vitamin A. However, you can get milk fortified w/ Vitamin A, so the choice really is yours. Be sure to consume 3 servings of dairy products daily for a well-balanced diet. Enjoy!
Yes it is
Dairy products derived from skim milk are going to have the highest calcium content.
No, it's an industrial waste product. Do yourself a favour and don't eat it.
why is nutrient dense apply to you health
Nutrient dense food- is defined as the density of nutrients to kcalories. Nutrient dense foods provide more nutrients relative to kcalories.
Nutrient dense foods leave one feeling satisfied.
Whole grain bagels are considered to be more nutrient dense. Plain bagels are less nutrient dense. The reason for this is because plain bagels have refined flour and sugar in them.
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Nutrient dense foods provide the maximum nutrients for least amount of calories.
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Cheese can be constipating for some individuals due to its high fat and low fiber content, but there is no direct link between cheese consumption and increased intelligence. A balanced diet with a variety of nutrient-dense foods is important for overall brain health and cognitive function.