cottage cheese = YUCK!

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  • Tracey_B_72
    Tracey_B_72 Posts: 1,021 Member
    I keep seeing that people don't like the texture but I love it, the little curds remind me of space ships and I like pushing them up on the roof of my mouth after they have been after I've sucked the juice off them, please tell me I'm not alone!
  • Alluminati
    Alluminati Posts: 6,208 Member
    I keep seeing that people don't like the texture but I love it, the little curds remind me of space ships and I like pushing them up on the roof of my mouth after they have been after I've sucked the juice off them, please tell me I'm not alone!
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  • aliwhalen
    aliwhalen Posts: 150 Member
    Gag! I can't eat cottage cheese with fruit. It tastes like vomit. I like it with black pepper. Sometimes I'll have it with tomato and Italian dressing. Nom.
  • caitology
    caitology Posts: 50
    I love plain cottage cheese. Doesn't need anything mixed in. I prefer 2%. I've tried a few different brands but I've liked Land O Lakes the best, the 2% has a lot less sodium (244mg in a 125g serving vs Hiland, which has 526mg in the same serving size). I actually like the texture too.
  • gingabebe
    gingabebe Posts: 165 Member
    Has no one mentioned peaches with cottage cheese?- yum!
    Second best way to eat it is with homegrown tomatoes and a bit of pepper.
    Stay away from the fat free kind, they taste wrong.
  • lemurcat12
    lemurcat12 Posts: 30,886 Member
    i wanted to try cottage cheese since i herd that its very popular. its high in protein and wanted to try something else rather than greek yoghurt. so i bought a pot yesterday, fat free, scooped some passion fruit in, mixed with some seeds, nuts and pinch of cinnamon and nutmeg. i put the first spoon in my mouth and just wanted to spit it out YUCK! :sick: . i tried again just to make sure and still the same. i dont know what it is- the lump texture? sour taste?, but how do people eat this?

    I feel this way about mashed potatoes. Disgusting texture, no taste unless you smother it with butter. To each his own.

    So I'm guessing you wouldn't agree with me that plain mashed potatoes taste quite nice with cottage cheese, and perhaps a bit of steak, all together. Adds a pleasant tang.
  • PinkyFett
    PinkyFett Posts: 842 Member
    I agree. I can't stand it. I've tried it so many times and just don't like it. It's the texture for me.
  • 1FearlessFighter
    1FearlessFighter Posts: 114 Member
    i wanted to try cottage cheese since i herd that its very popular. its high in protein and wanted to try something else rather than greek yoghurt. so i bought a pot yesterday, fat free, scooped some passion fruit in, mixed with some seeds, nuts and pinch of cinnamon and nutmeg. i put the first spoon in my mouth and just wanted to spit it out YUCK! :sick: . i tried again just to make sure and still the same. i dont know what it is- the lump texture? sour taste?, but how do people eat this?

    I feel this way about mashed potatoes. Disgusting texture, no taste unless you smother it with butter. To each his own.

    So I'm guessing you wouldn't agree with me that plain mashed potatoes taste quite nice with cottage cheese, and perhaps a bit of steak, all together. Adds a pleasant tang.

    no, not really......
  • Merlin813
    Merlin813 Posts: 21 Member
    heavy black pepper...makes it perfect for me...
  • fancyface1955
    fancyface1955 Posts: 90 Member
    i wasn't that crazy about it either. I got the fat free daisy cottage chesses. when I opened it you see that it's all tiny balls- kinda like dipping dots or pearl onions.
    I scooped some and poured it into a strainer and got rid of the cream and it just left these little "pearls". It tasted so much better- I sprinkle it on my salad kinda like feta cheese. it tasted like mozzarella.
    Don't know if that will work with the cottage cheese u have- but this works for me.
  • TadaGanIarracht
    TadaGanIarracht Posts: 2,615 Member
    I'm with ya on cottage cheese. I don't see how people enjoy it.
  • amy8400
    amy8400 Posts: 478 Member
    I had to eat little bowls of cottage cheese a lot as a kid. Just never thrilled me then so I don't eat it now. Though large curd cottage cheese blended with ricotta and parmesan are a must for killer lasagna. That's about the only time you'll cottage cheese in my fridge.
  • KayJaMikel
    KayJaMikel Posts: 341 Member
    Just reading the words "curd size" makes my gag reflex kick in.

    Never, not one time in my entire 48 years of life, have I put cottage cheese into my mouth.

    For me, it's like sour milk, smells like it, looks like it, probably tastes like it, but not gonna try it. Cannot imagine drinking a glass of sour milk either.
  • kikityme
    kikityme Posts: 472 Member
    just left these little "pearls". It tasted so much better- I sprinkle it on my salad kinda like feta cheese.

    Save some money and just get cheese curds from the cheese guy at whatever farmers market you have. We could always get a bag for like $2.00. It was a Saturday treat, we called it squeaky cheese. Cause, you know...it squeaks.
  • lemurcat12
    lemurcat12 Posts: 30,886 Member
    just left these little "pearls". It tasted so much better- I sprinkle it on my salad kinda like feta cheese.

    Save some money and just get cheese curds from the cheese guy at whatever farmers market you have. We could always get a bag for like $2.00. It was a Saturday treat, we called it squeaky cheese. Cause, you know...it squeaks.

    Those are great. I can eat a silly amount of them. Haven't seen them at my farmers market yet this year, so haven't checked the calories. I assume I won't be happy.
  • 1FearlessFighter
    1FearlessFighter Posts: 114 Member
    Just reading the words "curd size" makes my gag reflex kick in.

    Never, not one time in my entire 48 years of life, have I put cottage cheese into my mouth.

    For me, it's like sour milk, smells like it, looks like it, probably tastes like it, but not gonna try it. Cannot imagine drinking a glass of sour milk either.

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  • 0somuchbetter0
    0somuchbetter0 Posts: 1,335 Member
    I don't like it plain or savory. I use honey or syrup or even fruit jam.
  • KayJaMikel
    KayJaMikel Posts: 341 Member
    Just reading the words "curd size" makes my gag reflex kick in.

    Never, not one time in my entire 48 years of life, have I put cottage cheese into my mouth.

    For me, it's like sour milk, smells like it, looks like it, probably tastes like it, but not gonna try it. Cannot imagine drinking a glass of sour milk either.

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    UMM, thanks, ewwww.
  • Chimis_Siq
    Chimis_Siq Posts: 849 Member
    I feel you. I thought the same until I bought whole milk Cottage cheese, it tasted way different then skim, or low fat. I eat it mixed with peaches (canned)...or I just scramble it with my eggs, or I honestly just it mixed with chicken, tomatoes, pepper, onions. :0)
  • kikityme
    kikityme Posts: 472 Member
    just left these little "pearls". It tasted so much better- I sprinkle it on my salad kinda like feta cheese.

    Save some money and just get cheese curds from the cheese guy at whatever farmers market you have. We could always get a bag for like $2.00. It was a Saturday treat, we called it squeaky cheese. Cause, you know...it squeaks.

    Those are great. I can eat a silly amount of them. Haven't seen them at my farmers market yet this year, so haven't checked the calories. I assume I won't be happy.
    They aren't bad actually, sometimes being diabetic doesn't suck :)
    For a 1/4 cup:
    Calories 110
    Total Fat 9g
    Sat. Fat 5g
    Trans Fat 0g
    Cholesterol 30mg
    Sodium 180mg
    Total Carbs. 0g
    Dietary Fiber 0g
    Sugars 0g
    Protein 7g
    Calcium 200mg
  • lemurcat12
    lemurcat12 Posts: 30,886 Member
    Not bad! I'll have to buy some when they appear.