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Low-fat Neufchâtel cheese

Low-fat Neufchâtel cheese
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Ingredient Information

Name

Low-fat Neufchâtel cheese

Category

Lácteos

Popularity

164 recipes

Status

Inactive

Description

Low-fat Neufchâtel cheese is a fresh cheese originating from the Normandy region of France. Traditionally, Neufchâtel cheese is known for its soft and creamy texture and its slightly tangy and sweet flavor. The low-fat version maintains these characteristics but with a reduced fat content, making it a lighter and healthier option for those watching their calorie intake.

This cheese is ideal for use in recipes that require a creamy texture, such as spreads, fillings, sauces, or in savory and sweet pastry preparations. Its delicate flavor perfectly complements dishes without overpowering the overall profile.

In Latin America, although Neufchâtel cheese is not very common, it can be found under names such as low-fat cream cheese or, in some cases, simply as low-fat fresh cheese, although they are not exactly the same. Due to its texture and flavor, it is often used as a substitute for traditional cream cheese in recipes.

Properties: It is low in calories and fat compared to its standard version, providing good quality protein and calcium. It is a suitable option for balanced diets that seek to reduce fat intake without giving up flavor and creaminess in culinary preparations.

Nutritional Properties

0g
fiber
350mg
sodium
200mg
calcium
10mcg
folate
150mg
potassium
1.2g
sugars
98
calories
0mcg
lycopene
11g
proteins
0mg
vitamin c
6g
total fats
3.7g
saturated fats
1.7g
carbohydrates

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