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Oct. 07/05, 09:12 AM
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Rep Power: 11 | | cottage cheese is awesome, i m used to the taste right now, the one i get is low fat, it has like 4g of sugar per serving but i dont think that matters. i m addicted to it and eat it straight out before goin to bed or n e time i want LOL  |
Nov. 03/05, 04:41 PM
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Rep Power: 0 | | try mixing 1/2 a cup of breaker's small curd cottage cheese w/ splenda and a little vanilla
it's really yummy and it's only 90 cal. really good for diets  |
Nov. 07/05, 05:55 PM
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Rep Power: 0 | | | Take cottage cheese, then put a layer a fruit over it (strawberries and blackberries taste great) then top it with a layer of sliced almonds and granola. Very good for you and tastes like a fancy desert.
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Nov. 08/05, 01:24 AM
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Rep Power: 12 | | | Like anything else though, cottage cheese has a downside, there is a lot of sodium in just about every type of it, might not be a problem for most of you but some people are supposed to be watching sodium. Just a little info for those of you on sodium restrictions, the low or no fat cottage cheese usually has more sodium than the others. |
Nov. 08/05, 06:18 PM
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Rep Power: 0 | | | I like to eat it with sprouts, or with 12 Grain dry toast, also if you take slices of red or green peppers, or carrots, use it like a dip except use a spoon to eat it along side some raw veggies...
Start out in small portions, eat it a bit every day for a week and before you know it you wont notice your dislike for it. |
Nov. 20/05, 01:48 AM
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Rep Power: 13 | | | Is there anything bad about having low-fat cottage cheese 30 minutes to 1 hr before bed after a workout? (this is after dinner) Like will it just be stored as fat?
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Nov. 24/05, 06:29 AM
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Rep Power: 9 | | | Here in Finland cottage cheese tastes like candy. I always eat it like that, or in breads.
Tim: no, it won't just be stored as fat.
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Dec. 06/05, 05:47 AM
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Originally Posted by crazical The best way to eat it is on crackers! mmm....... | Totally agree....Jacobs cream crackers to be precise. Tried Cottage cheese for the first time last night (I spread it quite thinly I admit) but, it wasn't too bad - I thought it would taste stronger. Will try using a little more tonight. |
Dec. 06/05, 07:48 AM
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Rep Power: 18 | | | a bowl of c.c. with about a spoonful of strawberry jam is great. i think the jam, because its sugar, transports the protein really quickly into the blood stream as well... but i could be wrong...
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Dec. 12/05, 09:47 PM
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Rep Power: 8 | | | The guy i work with said he puts cottage cheese on his baked potatoe. He said its delicious. Just a suggestion, Im gonna try it. |
Dec. 12/05, 10:11 PM
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Rep Power: 17 | | | mmmm.....it is delicious...definitely something for you to try
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Dec. 13/05, 09:33 AM
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Rep Power: 8 | |  Cottage cheese
Is great on baked potatoes! I like to have it with salsa - dipping celery, peppers, carrots and whatever other veggie you like. I have also used a hand blender to puree it into a veggie soup. Gives the soup a creamy texture and gives you extra protein. I'm having it right now with 1/2 peach, and a scoop of fat free vanilla yogurt... man I could go on for hours! |
Dec. 13/05, 07:36 PM
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Rep Power: 10 | | | is there another name to cottage cheese??? i can't find it in the supermarket |
Jan. 10/06, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Chocolate is there another name to cottage cheese??? i can't find it in the supermarket | Not that I'm aware of. I should be in the refrigerated section of the grocery store by the milk and sour cream. |
Jan. 10/06, 02:47 PM
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Rep Power: 8 | | I've also seen it named huttenkase...well, actually it has a double dot on one or more of the vowels but I've forgotten which vowels and I also can't find those on the keyboard.
I like it with squeezed lemon and a bit of sambal.
Or on bread with any sort of sliced meat or fish on it and tomatos.
It also makes great salad dressing. :-P | | |
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