9 high-cholesterol foods you should eat at your own risk!

Did you know egg yolk is a high-cholesterol food? Scroll to know about more such foods that are high in cholestrol.

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Written By: Tania Tarafdar | Updated: June 14, 2016, 11:03 AM

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High Cholesterol Foods

A diet high in cholesterol puts you at a risk of heart disease. While moderation is the key, it is best that you avoid these foods recommended by nutritionist Priya Kathpal if your cholesterol levels are already high.

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Fried Chicken

Fried chicken: The golden and crunchy, fried chicken is an all-time favourite but fried chicken can contain more cholesterol than most high cholesterol foods. Go for baked and grilled chicken options instead.

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French Fries

French fries: Most of us cannot do without ordering french fries, but the hydrogenated oil present in it make it a very high-calorie option. They also contain a lot of trans fats.

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Egg Yolk

Egg yolk: When it comes to eggs, moderation is the key. Egg yolks contain a lot of cholesterol so if you have high cholesterol doesn’t eat more than three eggs in a week. If eggs are a part of your daily diet, you must watch your calorie intake for the rest of your day.

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Lobster

Lobster: You may love seafood but lobster is loaded with cholesterol and is not a good choice if you have heart disease. Only 85g of lobster contain as much as 61mg cholesterol. Also Read - Can early treatment stop hair loss completely?

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Red Meat

Red meat: Red meat like pork and lamb contain more cholesterol and saturated fats than many other types of meat. They can up your cholesterol levels and make a heart disease worse.

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