Cottage cheese

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I am eating cottage cheese about every second day, is that too much?

Looking for suggestion for healthy snacks and "in-between" meals.
Thanks
 
I eat a 1/2 cup LF cottage cheese everyday and because of my sweet tooth, I like to add those new Splenda coffee flavorings (no calories!!) in it. They have mocha, hazelnut and french vanilla packets. They are wonderful to kind of mix things up a bit. Cottage cheese is a great protein source. Just be careful not to overdo it because of the fat. Good luck with your goals.
 
Cottage cheese is awesome. I'll have a cup mixed with whey and a packet of splenda for a feeding. Add to that some veggies and it's a complete feeding.

I prefer the large curd because the texture of small curd is a little, unnerving.
 
How do you people eat cottage cheese? I hate the taste and the feel it leaves in your mouth. Me as you can tell I eat it less as possible. When I do eat it, I include in my salads or just add honey to plain cottage cheese. Maybe, you should also start eating more often.
 
RockHard said:
How do you people eat cottage cheese? I hate the taste and the feel it leaves in your mouth. Me as you can tell I eat it less as possible. When I do eat it, I include in my salads or just add honey to plain cottage cheese. Maybe, you should also start eating more often.
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I hear ya man. Cottage cheese does NOT float my boat.
 
RockHard said:
How do you people eat cottage cheese? I hate the taste and the feel it leaves in your mouth. Me as you can tell I eat it less as possible. When I do eat it, I include in my salads or just add honey to plain cottage cheese. Maybe, you should also start eating more often.
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Often eat a 250gram pack for a nightsnack, with some bread. If you dont like the taste then you can make rolls of soft flatbread filled with cottage cheese, varm-smoked(?) mackerel, smoked salmon, lettuce, tomatoes, asparagus etc. real tasty.
 
Markus Leon said:
Often eat a 250gram pack for a nightsnack, with some bread. If you dont like the taste then you can make rolls of soft flatbread filled with cottage cheese, varm-smoked(?) mackerel, smoked salmon, lettuce, tomatoes, asparagus etc. real tasty.
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Yum....that soudns so good. Im going to try that.
 
I'm slowly getting better at choking back cottage cheese. I've found that the small curd mixed with some fruit is do-able. Its just the consistancy of the stuff that gags me. :eek:
 
so what kinds of cottage cheese does everyone eat? here i have available "full fat," "low fat," and "fat free." the FF is pretty gross, but i have yet to try the others..

--matt
 
I have it almost every day. Honestly, I eat the fat-free kind straight up and it's not half-bad. The saltier it gets, the worse it is. I like the idea of mixing it with whey & peanut butter, I'm going to give that a try.
 
I got this cottage cheese yesterday made by friendship or something. Its 1% fat and its actually whipped, so it has a really fluffy almost smooth consistency which i like alot more than the regular small curd. Tastes great with some cinammon, oats, and splenda.
 
amp89 said:
I got this cottage cheese yesterday made by friendship or something. Its 1% fat and its actually whipped, so it has a really fluffy almost smooth consistency which i like alot more than the regular small curd. Tastes great with some cinammon, oats, and splenda.
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hmm.. i'm going to have ot find that. Do they have it at most local grocery stores?
I dont mind the taste of small curd cottage cheese, but I can't stand the texture.
 
here is the website , you can see if they sell it in any stores near you, i live in ct and got it at stop and shop. i like regular cottage cheese also, but this one actually has a better taste as well as a better consistency. And believe it or not it has more protein with 16 grams than breakstones which is another kind i have with only 12 which is regular cottage cheese. And if that isnt enough these are the only ingredients "Cultured Pasteurized Grade A Skim Milk, Milk, Salt, and Vitamin A Palmitate," so its not nearly as processed as this other stuff i have which is a run under kraft. Highly recommend it if it isnt obvious already.
 
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