Laughing cow cheese.....what to do with them?

LJ102011
LJ102011 Posts: 110
edited 3:25PM in Recipes
I am looking for some ideas for laughing cow cheese. What do you make with them?
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  • Emily_fitat30
    Emily_fitat30 Posts: 32 Member
    Melt them in jacket potatoes, 10mins before the potato is due to come out of the oven put half a cheese in, then no need for butter or toppings, lovely with salad or beans X
  • DMZH78
    DMZH78 Posts: 42
    I'm sure you have heard of her.... The Hungry Girl? Well she has some REALLY good cookbooks (website too!) and she uses laughing cow for pretty much everything that calls for cheese!

    Check them out!
  • ErinBeth7
    ErinBeth7 Posts: 1,625 Member
    I used them as a spread on sandwiches or wraps. On occasion, when I am feeling veggies, I'll put it on celery, broccoli, etc. The Light Creamy Swiss flavor is 35 cals. They're all pretty tasty.
  • _SusieQ_
    _SusieQ_ Posts: 2,964 Member
    They have tons of recipes on their website

    http://www.thelaughingcow.com/all-recipes/
  • RilantheFirebug
    RilantheFirebug Posts: 207 Member
    Pasta sauce!
  • bsudano
    bsudano Posts: 13 Member
    I spread mine on a slice of homemade banana bread for breakfast yesterday. Typically I'll spread it on rye toast or pita bread. I'd be interested to hear some more unconventional uses :tongue:
  • Psufilmgirl
    Psufilmgirl Posts: 93 Member
    I just had a sample at Trader Joe's. It was their corn tortilla seasame flats, broken into smaller pieces, with the garlic and herb laughing cow cheese and this pinot grigio infused salami. It was so awesome I bought everything on the spot. I highly recommend! And the flats are fairly low carb, 18 grams for 3, if you are watching carbs!
  • jlc1243
    jlc1243 Posts: 272 Member
    In scrambled eggs! Spread it on apple slices. Put it on a toasted bagel or english muffin with tomato slices.
  • TeachTheGirl
    TeachTheGirl Posts: 2,091 Member
    I posted this in another thread about Laughing Cow, but the same applies; pop it inside large mushrooms and sprinkle some herbs and Parmesan on top. Then bake. Delicious. <3
  • tlblood
    tlblood Posts: 473 Member
    I spread on toast and eat with eggs
    spread on crackers
    in place of mayo on a sandwich
    somewhere I found a recipe for alfredo sauce using LC
    Mix with spaghetti squash

    I like the potato idea someone else said!
  • falamoyacrava
    falamoyacrava Posts: 63 Member
    I spread it on ham slices, and then roll them up and cut them up in salad. SO GOOD, can't even believe it!
  • Gyllain
    Gyllain Posts: 39 Member
    Bump!
  • WickedDancerr
    WickedDancerr Posts: 11 Member
    Melt them and eat them. Plain. I love them.
  • paloja
    paloja Posts: 1
    I put half a piece on a wasa rye cracker with berries on top!
  • flobeedoodle
    flobeedoodle Posts: 176 Member
    "Take 1 tablespoon grated parmesan cheese and 1 wedge laughing cow swiss cheese and mix in 1 cup cooked quinoa when it's still hot and you have a nice mac and cheese substitute" - Somebody in another thread.

    I am going to try this asap. At our house the plain ones go on sandwiches instead of mayonnaise, the chipotle ones get mixed with reduced calorie mozzarella and go in burritos instead of fattier cheeses, the sundried tomato ones get mixed into hot pasta instead of alfredo sauce or lots of parmesan, and the french onion ones get fought over for every conceivable use from crackers to toast to spread on warm flat bread to be so delicious it would make the angels weep.

    edit: This is truly the greatest of threads. Keep telling us what you do with those delicious cheesy wedges, please!
  • s0987
    s0987 Posts: 22 Member
    My favorites are:

    'Light Garlic & Herb' spread on halved cucumbers

    'Swiss' melted with Shirataki noodles, broccoli & cubed chicken (makes for low-cal version of mac & cheese!)

    and simply broccoli and cheese, which you can do with any flavor!
  • angeldaae
    angeldaae Posts: 348 Member
    Use a vegetable peeler to make noodle-like slices of zucchini. Cook the zucchini in a skillet with about 1/3 cup of chicken broth. After a few minutes, add a wedge or two of Laughing Cow cheese and cook until the cheese is melted into a thick sauce. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
  • Gioooo
    Gioooo Posts: 301 Member
    i put the light swiss ones on cucumbers nommmmmmmm (or at least i DID before i found out i was lactose intolerant)
  • twistofcain
    twistofcain Posts: 190
    I usually put them on my bagels, or fish tacos.
  • BeckaT79
    BeckaT79 Posts: 216
    I love to toast a pita in the oven with light olive oil when you take it out put laughing cow cheese on it and top with a veggie omelet in the morning for breakfast :-) It is also great on celery.
  • SLMiddleton
    SLMiddleton Posts: 27
    I mix mine with a bit of salsa and spread on rice cakes or crackers.
  • JoniBologna
    JoniBologna Posts: 653 Member
    Throw them away and eat real cheese? Sorry, I had to. Seriously though, those things are kind of gross. However, I know people like to put them on crackers, bread, on sandwiches instead of mayo, etc.
  • cbaac03
    cbaac03 Posts: 152
    Usually over pasta or spread on a sandwich or crackers. As a substitute for other cheeses in recipes when you want to keep cals/fat down. Mix it in potatoes or mashed couliflower. Last night I stuffed chicken breast with a mixture of sauteed garlic, onion, spinach and a light garlic and herb wedge and baked it. YUM!
  • themommie
    themommie Posts: 5,033 Member
    thanks for sharing sounds great
    i was actually thinking of making a pasta chicken dish with laughing cow cheese tonight for dinner.....I plan on sauteing onion, red bell peppers, mushrooms and zuchinni add chicken strips and some sundried tomatoe laughing cow cheese with some garlic, salt and pepper and maybe a little hot sauce I might also add in some baby corn and mix in some fettuccine noodles...I haven't tried it before but it sounds yummy
  • returntorural
    returntorural Posts: 339 Member
    I like the blue cheese version on celery sticks with a dash of sriracha!
  • CarrieAnne22
    CarrieAnne22 Posts: 231 Member
    I cut a slit into the side of a chicken breast, amking a little pocket, and I stuff some spinach and a laughing Cow wedge in there. Bake as usual, so totally yummy!
  • AmberLeighD
    AmberLeighD Posts: 112
    You're suppose to do something with them? EAT IT !!! LOL (I'm sorry, but no one had said it) -

    Great in a chicken Quesadilla, or on crackers for a snack, or on celery.
  • janelleross
    janelleross Posts: 61 Member
    I eat them on Special K crackers or on a toasted english muffin.
  • EvgeniZyntx
    EvgeniZyntx Posts: 24,208 Member
    Throw them away and eat real cheese? Sorry, I had to. Seriously though, those things are kind of gross. However, I know people like to put them on crackers, bread, on sandwiches instead of mayo, etc.

    Beat me to it. We've cut them out of our household after reading a little too much on their industrial manufacture. Real cheese, here.
  • miracleharper
    miracleharper Posts: 15
    i shread some grilled chicken put it in a slowcooker add a jar of salsa break up or slice a wedge of the laughing cow, toss it in with the chicken and salsa . heat on low in the slowcooker till its all melted together. take a whole wheat tortilla shell add the chicken and salsa mix roll up tortilla and enjoy. you can add lettus or any other veggies if you like. or you can just spoon the mixture over a bed of lettus ad omitt the whole wheat tortilla shell. either way its a healthy meal . the salsa as no calories .
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