The type of cheese you eat can make a big difference.

Many people with high cholesterol assume they can’t eat cheese. Yet, dietitians say certain types of cheese can be part of a heart-healthy diet. The key is to watch serving sizes and pair cheese with ...

As if you needed another reason to add cheese to your plate, the right types deliver big flavor and surprising nutrition perks. Reviewed by Dietitian Kelly Plowe, M.S., RD Diet changes can help manage ...

Don’t beat yourself up if you do some serious damage on a cheese plate during holiday festivities this year: You just may be doing your future self a favor. A new study has found that eating nearly 2 ...

Grilled cheese and tomato soup provide protein, vitamins, and minerals, but also saturated fat and sodium. It can fit into a healthy diet with a few simple ingredient swaps.

If you're watching your blood pressure, then think twice before starting your day with a crispy, smoky bacon egg and cheese ...

From Beecher’s and Cabot to Annie’s and Amy’s, shoppers say these mac and cheese brands use real cheese and taste far better ...

This triple-cheese grilled cheese gets its irresistible crunch from a golden-brown Parmesan crust on both sides.

Certain cheeses may have a neutral or even beneficial effect on chronic inflammation. Dietitians recommend opting for feta, gouda, goat, fresh mozzarella or any grass-fed cheese. Pair these cheeses ...