Calories in a Cheese Roll

Calories in a Cheese Roll
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Deborah Green
Deborah Green
Published: Nov 11, 2010
Updated: Jan 10, 2019
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Whether you are purchasing a ready-made cheese roll or making your own, the amount of calories you ingest will vary considerably depending on the type of cheese and the bread you choose.

Roll

A medium white, French-bread style roll weighing 1 oz. contains 105 calories. A 1 oz. wheat roll contains 101 calories but has 2 g of dietary fiber more than the white roll. A rye bread roll would contain approximately 2 g of fiber. High-fiber breads can aid weight loss as they keep you feeling satisfied for longer.

Cheese

Low-fat cheese is lower in calories than full-fat cheeses. A 1-oz. slice of Cheddar cheese provides 114 calories, but 1-oz. of low-fat Cheddar contains 48 calories. One ounce of American cheese has 105 calories; whereas the low-fat variety has 51 calories. Cream cheese contains slightly less calories; it provides 99 calories per ounce.

Examples

A large white roll made with three 1 oz. slices of Cheddar cheese contains 578 calories. A medium-size roll with two slices of low-fat American cheese will contain 207 calories. A medium whole-wheat roll with two ounces of regular Cheddar has 329 calories. If you use butter on your roll you should calculate around 20 calories extra for each pat.

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Deborah Green

Deborah Green began writing in the 1970s during her life as an academic. In 2006, as a newly trained Master Gardener, she turned to writing about gardening topics for her local community. As of 2010 she is branching out, writing for a…

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