Is string cheese good for a snack when cutting?

>>42085886
cheese makes me all farty

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String Cheese is GOAT. Get pic related though, 30 fewer calories per stick and the same amount of protein.

>>42085916
what the fuck, 50 calories and 7g? Either they're lying to us or this is ultimate gainz food

>>42085886
>is CHEESE good for cutting
Jesus Christ

>>42086015
So no cheese at all?

>>42086015
So... Is it?
My personal trainer last year told me to avoid cheese like the plague cause it's high in fat and to opt for granola as a healthier snack.

>>42086065
your personal trainer was a numale cuck. Stay under 20% of total calories from fat and you will be fine. Fat maintains optimal horone levels.
>granola
That shit is literally full of sugar. Fire his ass on the spot.

>>42085994
They sell no-fat Greek yogurts at my local CostCo that are 80 calories and 12g protein with only 8g sugar; they're surprisingly low on preservatives and artificial sweeteners, too, from what I can determine. Some of the flavour variants have mashed fruit at the bottom of the cup that you can mix with the upper-layer yogurt. They taste fantastic, especially the cherry and peach flavours.

>>42086210
I never said anything about greek yogurt, but that's great anon.
Now learn to eat PLAIN UNFLAVORED GREEK YOGURT like a real man. 120 calories and 22g of Protein, 6g natural sugar.

I bloat like a balloon on this shit but I'll pump it into my veins if I get the chance

>>42086289
I actually really like the unflavoured variants of a lot of foods, but I didn't notice them selling any unflavoured brands with those kinds of NVs; maybe I've just been getting unlucky. I'll have to check again the next time I go shopping, or maybe order some myself.

>>42086289
Natty greek yoghurt is delicious, and people have a problem with it? I could eat the whole 1 kg bucket but I'd probably get sick

>>42085886

Cheese is very calorie dense. It's great for a bulking snack, I wouldn't recommend for cutting.

>>42086428
the key is to eat it one string at a time. 1 stick= 50 calories

>>42086347
walmart will most definitely carry it. If not, Wegmans brand has the same one

>>42086525
One package a time you say? Isn't that a little much?