BEST and WORST Dairy Foods to Eat
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BEST and WORST Dairy Foods to Eat- Thomas DeLauer
So I went to Target, and I bought a lot of dairy to see which types should be avoided, and which are worth being purchased. Let’s dive into the science behind each dairy option at Target, and I’ll see you in the comments!
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I am so glad to have found your great channel! Knowing “what and why” details is priceless and beyond helpful as I learn how to keep my grocery-shopping choices keto! Thank you so much!
Our pleasure!
@@ThomasDeLauerOfficial I, like Singing, am also glad to have found your channel. I am not on a Keto diet, but I am on a low-carb diet and try my best to eat clean. I love how you go into so much detail as to how foods work in our body and that you also talk about what food cause inflammation and what foods have anti-inflammatory properties. You are helping me improve my eating lifestyle and I thank you so much. I also love how you seem to be more down-to-earth and not pushy. You speak to people from where they are and even let those of us who are not on Keto of their options and what foods are low-carb and good but not Keto or what things are OK to eat when you "cheat." That says a lot. You seem to really care about people and understand that we are all human.
I feel like I am becoming a food scientist, just to keep up with sneaky despicable tactics of food labeling and shady unethical food marketing!! It takes me 3 times as long to shop because I can’t trust any brand anymore (some have changed ingredients on me) and must read every label!
Michele Curlee, I’m feeling the same way! BUT, I am so glad to have found this great channel. Knowing the “what and why” details is priceless when I’m learning how to keep my choices keto!
I learned this long ago while shopping for pet food. My rescue dog had seizures until I changed his food from what I thought was decent (Purina) to the really good stuff (Solid Gold).
I didn't even know target had groceries.
*I love grass Fed cheese and whole milk!! But grass fed cheese: I put that shit on everything!!!*
I wonder why you never mention Daisy brand cottage cheese?? It lists only 3 things in its ingredients: cultured skim milk, cream and salt. I started eating this after I saw that what i thought was the best tasting cottage cheese was full of stabilizers, thickeners, etc. I add Himalayan salt, ground ginger and I moisten it with heavy cream; this is my breakfast. I could not afford to do this with the "good" brand of cottage cheese which is the highest cost in the dairy case!
When I eat cottage cheese more often than not it's daisy because of the "only 3 ingredients". He's probably leaving it out because the milk (I assume) they use is "GMO grain fed/factory farm raised" milk.
Mix that cottage cheese in with your scrambled eggs, its delicious
Amazed once again about food quality in US. In Europe sour cream is just milk and bacteria, just like Greek yogurt but with more fat... 15 to 35%. Cheese varieties are insane and almost all are clean, milk and starter cultures.
4GolfGirl which store? I’m up north too.
Yeah America seems to be a pain in the ass for bad quality food. Lucky I’m in Eu also and good quality is better
There's a ton of "clean" food in the USA if you actually look through the options. If you don't read the nutrition labels and don't research the producers, sure you might stumbled into an unexpected content, but that's on you. That said, the fidelity and veracity of labels in Europe is often questionable too, so don't be deceived.
Thomas 'not going down that rabbit hole,more bang for your buck" DeLauer comes thru with another good vid.
Hey love the videos! Keep up the good work. I have lost a lot of weight due to knowing what to buy and what not to buy!
Great info, towards the end of the video, about the difference between cheese, cheese product and cheese food. 👍🏼👍🏼
If your not lactose intolerant, what’s wrong with grass fed, grass finished a2 raw milk? Yeah it might have sugar, but I personally think it’s a good trade off with how high in nutrients it is.
Absolutely right. The A2 milk promoted in the video is UHT pasteurized, much worse than even regular pasteurization. Raw milk has double the amount of glutathione, much more CLA, even has the enzyme lactase, making digesting milk easier for those with lactose issues. Not to mention it’s a probiotic with diverse bacteria.
andyottito1 It’s truly a superfood! Definitely underrated in the keto community.
Only yogurt i eat is Labneh! My girlfriends friend makes it for me from Bulgarian full fat yogurt
Love dairy so thanks! Ate lots of quality cheeses,ghee, butter and organic heavy cream while loosing weight and maintaining. I have years of experience making cheeses and other foods with milk; dairy snob. However, I learned new stuff here and came to fuller understanding on other things. Headed out to find some Good Culture cottage cheese. Paneer is easy to make at home; fresh cheese curds. Advantage is you can fry it golden in ghee and add it to veggie dishes. You can also press it overnight with heavy weight to leave far less whey! You can add cream to raise the fat ratio. You can control the quality by using organic, whole A2 milk or goat's milk. It's simply milk heated and curdled with acv or lemon juice, curds lifted out of the whey into a cheesecloth and pressed.
All pasteurized dairy is tarah, doesnt matter if its a2, a1 or grass fed..
is it though, there are things like enzymes that the raw meat eaters push.. I still wold wager a lot of problems come from quality too. I mean when you go Kerry gold, you dont go back hehe
What? The texture and color of kerrygold's butter is nothing like a real raw grassfed butter.. Pasteurizing denatures proteins, raw butter and raw cheese (not heated) will always be crumbly.
Kevfactor the reality is eating dead food will bring death closer
Hmm. I need to write to my ombudsmann! I think we only have the one cow here in Norway (I'm joking, we got a lot, but they're all socialists!). Thomas, can you do a video on a good workout routine for beginners on keto?
Be careful or the cows will arrest you for hatespeech!! 🤣
hilarious!
I try to emphasize A2 dairy: A2 half and half, goat cheese, manchego (sheep) cheese, pecorino Romano (sheep) cheese. I also look for grass-fed cottage cheese like Good Culture, especially the 6%.
Goats cheese for me, love the stuff
Do you eat it plain. I'm having a hard time getting used to it. I tried to get my autistic son to try it as he has health issues frominflammation, he threw it to our dog lol.,
@@timpeacock9820 I eat on top on scrambled eggs, it goes well with anything cooked with a lot of butter
@@timpeacock9820 Hi Tim. I will have it on a plate of food as part of a meal and have little bits with mouthfuls of other foods like meat or asparagus. Or at the end of a meal as a little add on if I am still hungry I will have 50-100 g or so on its own plain, I do like the taste. If not for being strict keto at the minute I would put it on oatcakes or some sort of cracker. Maybe your son would like it more if it was with something like that. You could still get away with one or two oatcakes or crackers and still stay within keto guidelines. It is a slightly tart taste, if he is young his taste buds might not like it. You could try different brands. I have had a few I am not keen on. I live in the U.K and Morrisons supermarket sells a welsh goats cheese I really like so that's the only one I have been buying recently.
I wish I liked it, because it is good for you, but I find it disgusting...😕
Thomas, no mention of the carrageenan in most cream?
I can't find a cream without extra ingredients! Unless it's an organic brand that's well over $4 for a tiny carton.
Yeah Horizon is the only brand I see at your normal store that doesn’t have carrageenan, and the little bastard costs 4 bucks
Pecorino Romano from sheep’s milk is better than Parmesan IMHO!
Daisy sour cream is clean.
I make my own organic yogurt. L reuteri. Just finished fermenting (36 hrs) a new batch in my oven this morning.
@@southern842 The recipe for this L reuteri yogurt includes the addition of inulin, as a food source beyond the lactose.
No more cheese products for me. Thank you for sharing your awareness Tom. The thoroughness of your work is highly appreciated.
I like to get complete dry curd Cottage Cheese... then just add cream and greek yogurt to it.
I'm all about the heavy cream as a dairy option, but you glossed over the carrageen issue there!! Isn't that a major problem that you've pointed out elsewhere?
Frederick T Schurger You’ll need to get organic if you can or find a brand with no garbage in it.
We want MORE AND MORE shopping videos.
Thanks you for these, there's no point telling is what foods do what if you don't show us what foods to buy in the first place!
Sour cream made from cream salt culture is better than cream. The culture eats up all the sugar. I am so used to the low carb content that it doesn't particularly taste sour to me; but pleasant. I keep my healthy Omega 3s up too!
you're missing kefir here.. I would love to know your wisdom on that. thanks for the education :)
Why is goat dairy so good for you if they eat all kinds of garbage?
Since eliminating most of my dairy intake ( yogurt, most cheeses, creamers) I feel so much better. I still make sure I get my calcium, but boy, my overall energy is a notch higher than before. I also look way leaner.
yes, 2 meals a day, 10am to 12 & 5-6pm, intermitent fasting. bacon & eggs, chicken & broc, a burger, macademia & walnuts, dark choc treat, aerobic exercise, 4x workout per week. Just seems like it makes us see food as just fuel to live, boring and repetative after weeks versus the very bad sugars, grains, flavorful cheese and dairy. I did juicing smoothies before keto, felt better, but that is still natural sugars. Reminds me of 68 yr old Skip Ballis , the sportcaster, works out 4x per week, chicken and boc every day, feels good and energized but sees food as body fuel, done quickly then moves on to the days stuff. how about listing your meals for 3 days, short and sweet instead of just telling us to do our homewrok with so many keto choices, overwhelmed by all thses people who are very correct about keto, but most often, with hours and hours of review before we get a comprehensive life style
Have you tried goat or sheep dairy instead?
John yes! I will add a little bit of dairy in my meals but feel better when I just use it minimally or not at all.
Target is expensive
Wooh, a video without the condescending "I know that's a lot of big words but what that basically means" line. Thank you for not treating the entire audience like a dumbass. Keep it up! I like the info and being treated with more respect like this definitely makes them more enjoyable
Been with you for 2 years and you have been on fire 🔥 with these vids lately😃👍 TY
What about things like laughing cow cheese. They have light cheese wedges that are like 25 calories, no carbs and very low fat.
Can u do a video on dairy alternatives for those of us that are lactose sensitive. Are lactaid products keto friendly? Is there a heavy cream alternative? Is there a protein powder option for lactose sensitive people? Thank you for this video.
Mimi Trader Joe’s has three levels of canned coconut milk, it’s fireeeee.
Does goat cheese contain only A2 casein? Or does it just have a higher ratio of A2 to A1 proteins than cow milk?
Yes. Jersey and Guernsey cows are also A2.
People always talk about a "special breed of cow" but it's Jersey and Guernsey. Most of the milk in the US comes from Holstien cows. They produce both A1 & A2 casien but mostly A1.
If you can get raw milk from a Jersey cow dairy and find a cheese made from Jersey milk, you're good to go. I happen to have a Jersey dairy 1.5 miles from my home.
Probably depends on goat.
1:48 casein point
Please Please answer this
1 cup of Cow Milk has a very low glycemic load(2.7), so it won't spike your insulin, how can't it be a keto friendly?
I mix it with half scoop Optimum hydrowhey it tastes so good, I take whey in half scoop basis to not cause gluconeogenesis and waste the protein into fat(protein->carbs->sugar->fat)
Bsides A1milk oder food i.e chocolate acts on bcm-7 which is vry rewarding & satiate top of dat double mucin layer for protection of intestines for ppls who r living long life using A1milk from millenniums
Awesome video bro! Good science is a strong foundation for healthy choices 😁👍
The problem is A1 Casein... I will buy cottage from buffalo milk. If you make an IGG exam to know about yours intolerance foods you will see the buffalo milk is zero intolerance, always.
Also check out Skyr (Icelandic high protein yoghurt) and Kefir, a lot of healthy bacteria!
No Pepper Jack cheese! OH OH!!!! Looks like, for me, Cottage Cheese and Sour Cream are the only two kinds of cheese that will be the only things I eat as far as cheese goes. The other ones you said are good, I don't like. I am glad that heavy whipping cream is good because I do like it in my coffee.
If pepper jack has peppers in it I think it automatically counts for cheese “food” because it’s still above 51%
What's the reasoning for putting heavy cream before parmesan cheese?
I'll go to Kroger and get all this stuff cheaper.
If you weren't keto smeto I'd subscribe.
So Thomas, is cottage cheese still a great option even though it is super high in A1 protein? Feel as though you gave a few mixed messages here. If only they made an A2 version!
Michael Wing I was kind of wondering the same thing. Finding a quality goat cottage cheese seems to be a good way to go.
so with greek yogurt a lot of the milk sugars and water goes by they whey side lol
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Thomas could you cover goats produce in more detail please? Goats cheese, milk, butter, cream etc
They say to drink breast milk when where a baby , but not to drink milk when we are older, that’s kinda of strange?
How about Magic spoon? It was advertised awhile ago on your channel and it has casein protein.
I make my own yogurt with A2 milk and added heavy cream. It sits to culture for a minimum of 14 hours.
A year ago there were 3 stores nearby had it. Now Target is the only place carrying it.
Mature cheddar, French Cream (Creme Fraich) and Smetana All the way!
‘Casein point though’, defo made a pun there on purpose lol (at 1.49)
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I do hiely recomend to see video on (rice milk/rice oil , oat milk, ) still can't believe people cook by rice oil and drink he's milk
what about Breast milk . Is that A1 - A2? Is breast milk good for you
Our labeling of dairy, more specifically cheeses is complete bullshit 😡
I love cheddar cheese and home made yogurt.
Just out of curiosity, did you end up consuming all of these products at some point or wasting them?
Your Target is very different from our Australian store. No food sold at all.
No mention of Ghee in the video? Not even here (3:40) with the mention of beneficial fat from dairy?
The only good thing about Bulgaria when I visited was the yogurt lol
Does sheep’s milk cheese have caprylic acid ? How about the k2 content of those cheeses? Is Parmesan cheese a good source of k2? I think raw milk products are the only way to go!
Yes, sheep's milk cheese does have similar amounts of caprylic acid than goat's milk cheese... Almost any cheese will have considerable amounts of vitamin k2 in mk4 form... The mk7 form is almost only found in great amounts in Natto
@@Draziell Thank you for reply, I have searched for a list of Vit K2 in different cheeses, all I keep finding is gouda is high, I would like to know levels in Parmesan , blue or Roquefort compared to Gouda
Absolutely wonderful! Just the right amount of science
You said casein protein is highly inflammatory?
he said A1 casein
Has anyone ever wondered why we need a translator to tell us what we're actually eating?! My goodness.
No one has time to stand and read labels all day in a grocery and try to decode what the ingredients really are!
I mean, I'll do it because I care about what goes into my body..... but unless I watch these vids, I'll never know! And it's so much to memorize.
That's why I always shop for groceries during the weekend so I have extra time, and I'll even reference these videos for help
So parmesan is the best cheese. Hunter Biden was on to something.
The main problem with dairy is people dont want to spend 8$ on a gallon of milk that's still somehow tampered with. the fact we have about 20 different options trying ti trck people in that their brand is the safest really shows where food quality is atm
Is there anyway to make cottage cheese tolerable. Taste wise?
Oh I appreciate your explanation of heavy cream vs half and half, as we buy groceries for a sick loved one and she likes half and half. Thank you!
amanda Tkids I use both. (Depends on how strong the coffee is! Haha) I do use half & half for my chai, along with coconut milk. Full cream doesn't work well for me in chai, though I do also melt about 1T butter (Kerrygold or Finlandia) & 1T coconut oil to mix the chai into so I start my day with fats. (Like the "Bullet Proof Coffee.") Keeps me going for hours before I get hungry!
Word of caution, though, do NOT buy anything that is high-heat pasturized! Read the labels & cartons on EVERYTHING you buy. If you see "ultra-pasteurized" or "HUT" on a pkg, walk away. It's a totally dead food with NO nutritional value. Even the proteins are destroyed. High heat pasteurization process destroys everything in the milk, and it's actually a "shelf stable food product" after that. You only see it refrigerated because in America we wouldn't buy dairy in a carton sitting on a shelf--we're programmed to know that real foods require refrigeration to preserve them. Stores use valuable refrigerated shelf space in order to get us to buy it not knowing what we are actually buying! Low-heat, small vat pasteurization process is best, since we're not allowed to buy a real food--unpasteurized dairy. Some small dairies still use that process over the more common medium heat method. Read labels, look up dairies your local store carries (& avoid big box or chain stores! Shop small & local!), contact them for more info if you're unsure of something from their website. We must do our due diligence on what we are buying and eating! ☺
So, casein is bad...unless it’s cheese??
I hate goat’s cheese as I don’t eat lamb and goats taste like lamb to me!
what about bulgarian yogurt, i thought that was the better yogurt
Make your own cottage cheese. It's pretty easy!
CAN YOU DO A VIDEO ON RAW MILK?
What about butter, like grass fed Irish?
I hope can answer my question. I’m a 56 year old man and recently by following a keto diet I have lost 35lbs so far. I started at 270 and I am about 234. I want to go down to 210. Because I lost weight so quickly...my body hasn’t “caught up” or shrunk. I Carry my weight in my upper body. Can you please explain how when one loses weight fast how the body shrinks? If you have done this....thank I’ll look for it. In addition, thank you for sharing your knowledge, and encouragement with all of us. Keep up the good work! I found you video! Lose skin and fasting. Thanks again.
Have an awesome Sunday!! Make sure to do your best today!~
could you tell me what brand is your tshirt ?
I see two good high quality guns sir!!!
You really need a Television show. 😀
1. Cottage cheese
2. Goat products
3. Full cream
4. Greek yoghurt
5. Solid cheese (Parmesan)
6. Milk A2 (low because of the carb-content)
Lol!!! I WENT TO TARGET!!lol I don’t know why it was funny in the good way! Sorry 😐
Love it! I just love these super practical presentations.
Please tell me if sour cream organic one is ok
I just found a cart selling raw milk, grass-fed, organic and non-organic. I bought a small bottle of buttermilk, butter and a small jar of ghee: I tried to make some of my own ghee but it wasn't very good and too time-consuming.
Cottage cheese is a byproduct from making fresh cheese: once you have drained the whey, you can reheat the whey at a higher temperature, until the "leftover protein" in whey forms clumps. These will turn into cottage cheese. (I make my own cream/ farmer's cheese but haven't been very successful with the yield of cottage cheese. Perhaps it is because I ferment the milk, doing away the need for rennet?)
Hello there, I dont know if anyone will read this but I need some advice. Ive been in the transition to become keto so Ive been avoiding carbs except the converted ones from certain vegetables like broccoli, asparagus, spinach (mainly greens) and Ive had eggs and meats and cheese all within the keto approved foods. And Ive been feeling amazing, HOWEVER I have been having a bitch of a time going to the bathroom, it hurts in a way that its really hard to describe, like my spine is on fire. I have heard of keto flu and diarreah but not about it hurting this much when you go to the bathroom when youre passing stool. Anyone have any idea what it could be?
Also, I noticed it happens mainly when I eat ribeyes, or maybe I just happen to have eaten a ribeye when this happend, but Ive never had these symptoms before consuming big amounts of meat, and it really sucks because I was feeling amazing eating mainly just ribeyes, lots of salt, eggs and bacon and then this started happening :(
Thanks for the video Dr Berg
HWC vs half and half - the carbs aren't that different. Look at the label, look at the serving size. Better to take a half and half without carrageenan than a HWC with it, in my estimation.
This is one cheezzy video...
Thomas what about LABANEH
I don't use milk, and I do use cream, high fat yogurt by Siggi's, natural cheeses, all natural sour cream. Love those.
Hi Thomas, I'm starting to come across some brands of Cow's Milk claiming A2 milk and even cheeses made from those milks. Can you do a video on these? And would cheeses made from A2 Milk be a good substitute for goat cheese?
I prefer daisy sour cream and cottage cheese. Fage now makes a 5% Greek yogurt and it is very good with some blueberries on top.
If anyone has any problems with actually buying cottage cheese, it's pretty easy to prepare in the house with quality milk and acids like vinegar or lemon juice. Boil the milk till it curdles with an acid, after that strain it through a cheesecloth and squeezing all the liquid and whey out and then [optional] overnight you can hang it over the sink or a vessel so that any remaining liquid dries out. The next day all you have to do is cut it into squares and put it into any dishes or salads you wanna eat. Putting salt is optional, never felt the need for that though.
Yo Thomas,
What about soy lecithin?
I'm seeing it in my chai tea. Can I consume this during a fast?
Is it going to stimulate an insulin response?
And Activia? What do you think about this brand of yogurt?
Easy to see who sponsored this video.
Love your store food haul videos!
I don’t know if cultured butter or creams frâiche is good for you but it is delicious and usually comes from Europe
Good thing that my parents in law have a neighbor close by that has about a dozen cows. We get all the grass fed milk we need like 30 minutes after it's been milked out of the cows (usually in the evening between 18.00 to 20.00 depending on the season). We also make the cottage cheese and yoghurt out of this milk, it's quite easy.
An important thing to remember which Thomas didn’t mention is that liquid fats can be used by endotoxins in your gut as a transport mechanism to your blood. I cut out cream from my diet - I used it nearly every day - and replaced it with fattier cuts of meat and cheese. I feel much better now, so maybe skip the cream and opt for the good cheeses first!
5:56 the vilification of the word "processed" or "chemical" is naive; cooking is a chemical process, drying is a chemical process, ripening is a chemical process, etc. Chemicals are what make up our own bodies. All foods are chemicals. Water is a chemical. People need to learn which processes and chemicals are beneficial versus harmful.