Cottage Cheese

[LeanOnMe]

Huh, I guess I'm one of the few who actually like the stuff.
I eat it plain then I eat the yogurt, then I eat my tablespoon of anp.

However the tomatoe and pepper sound really good, I think I'll try that 2nite.

 

[|D_J^B_J|]

Blend with eggwhites and some cocoa powder then add stevia and/or SF syrups... Tastes very much like chocolate mousse.

 

[GEEK2FREAK]

Huh, I guess I'm one of the few who actually like the stuff.
I eat it plain then I eat the yogurt, then I eat my tablespoon of anp.

However the tomatoe and pepper sound really good, I think I'll try that 2nite.

i love it too, the tomatoe and pepper sounds good, ill try it as well

 

[hotzie]

put some pineapple or peaches on it. it so good

 

[Nicorette]

Anyone have any ideas on how to improve the flavor of cottage cheese while still keeping it healthy?

Add some blueberries yum yum

 

[pintoca]

Anyone have any ideas on how to improve the flavor of cottage cheese while still keeping it healthy?

Add some chicken!!! (don't do it with Tuna though)

 

[wallcrawler]

Thanks everyone! Great suggestions!

 

[jenscats5]

For those who don't like the "goopy" factor of cottage cheese....try Dry Flake &/or Pot Style Cottage cheese -- it's drier and not as runny -- easier to eat IMO

And the chopped tomatoes & black pepper on cott. cheese is great on one of those hot summer nites where you just can't bear to eat anything hot....

 

[pintoca]

For those who don't like the "goopy" factor of cottage cheese....try Dry Flake &/or Pot Style Cottage cheese -- it's drier and not as runny -- easier to eat IMO

And the chopped tomatoes & black pepper on cott. cheese is great on one of those hot summer nites where you just can't bear to eat anything hot....

me too have to spread...

 

[wallcrawler]

For those who don't like the "goopy" factor of cottage cheese....try Dry Flake &/or Pot Style Cottage cheese -- it's drier and not as runny -- easier to eat IMO

And the chopped tomatoes & black pepper on cott. cheese is great on one of those hot summer nites where you just can't bear to eat anything hot....

"dry flake"? "Pot style"? Never heard of these. R they located in the same place as regular cot. ch. in the grocery store? What brands?