Wondering if anyone has tried the zero carb cheesies and if they can be trusted as zero carbs.
Cheesies
beccs
(Lazy, Dirty Keto đ)
#2
I donât think we have those here in the US, but I took a look at their website and based on the nutrition labels and the âabout usâ portion of their website, it looks like itâs just dried / baked cheese. So yes I would say it probably has minimal carbs (not sure about zero, as I believe most cheese does have a small amount of carbs)
From their website:
âIf weâre getting technical, theyâre cubes of cheese that have been dried and baked to make them crunchy and gobsmackingly tasty. Perfect as a keto snack or just as good with a pint of beer, theyâre filling, easy to eat on the move or at home, and they taste incredible.â
Countdown2020
(Mary)
#3
Nom, nom⌠I canât wait until this international travel restriction is over! Between these and proper pork rinds (not those horrible dry, airy things we get in Canada), the UK has the best snacks.
Shortstuff
(Allie)
#4
Never noticed them tbh but donât bother with the snack aisles at all as that stuff doesnât even register as edible to me.
What does the nutrition info say?
Shinita
#5
I kind of trust packages and itâs not like zerocarb bread, itâs just fluffy cheese, easily zerocarb.
I personally make my own cheese whisps, those are airy too
But why would I buy such things even if I could? I buy my favorite zerocarb cheese and make my snack from them, itâs basically the same but less garbage and surely way way cheaperâŚ
But of course, people have reasons to buy stuff and I see no problem with it. Well, not more than with normal cheese, actually I have moral problems with store-bought cheese but I hardly can avoid them for now.