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An Open Letter to Cottage Cheese

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  • Posts: 26,368 Member
    Yeah I didn't touch the thing until a month ago and now I have some every day, lol. Just got to find the right brand... been trying a few, so far Friendship is the best!
  • Posts: 1,649 Member
    I just can't with cottage cheese. I want to like it but I just can't get past the lumpiness.

    +1 (Also can't get past the ...milkiness. Shudder. I have been known to leave rooms when my husband eats his cottage cheese.)

  • Posts: 242 Member

    Yes! When I actually decided I was gonna get some I was like "What? Choices? No way! Should I get chive & onion or garden vegetable?" I went with chive & onion. But they also had a pineapple one and maybe another fruit one plus two or 3 other flavors.

    Wait - are we talking about cottage cheese or cream cheese? I've used those flavors in Philadelphia cream cheese. If it is indeed cottage cheese, however, I'm so jealous!! We don't have anything like that here!
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  • Posts: 242 Member
    jenovatrix wrote: »
    I used to eat it as a kid but it seems so salty to me now.

    I'm not sure what's in your area, but Friendship brand makes a no salt added - and you can tell it, lol
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  • Posts: 370 Member
    Lol! I still haven't reconciled with any kind yogurt but cottage cheese and avocados and I are best buddies now. As a kid, no way! I actually like it plain or with Triscuit crackers.
  • Posts: 17 Member
    cottage cheese with beef pepper stew is amazing
  • Posts: 292 Member
    Pressed cottage cheese that comes in a block is great for people who dislike the slimy lumpiness of the normal type. It's harder to find but has a great crumbly texture and is more versatile for cooking :)
  • Posts: 11,232 Member
    blending does wonders
    cheesecake
    mousse
  • Posts: 593 Member
    Dear @Chi_Warrior,

    Have you met my cousin, Ricotta? She's a bit of lovely stuff so check her out. You two might get along.

    Your friend,
    Cottage Cheese

    PS: No hard feelings! I totally understand. Sometimes I can be too salty.
  • Posts: 83 Member
    My fav way is cottage cheese (plain) topped with chopped avocado, tomatoes and salted sunflower seed. Seriously, DELICIOUS!!!
  • Posts: 1,262 Member
    moyer566 wrote: »

    some of the recipes i have actually call for blending it-so it's smooth
    add jam

    When I ate it as a kid, we had grape jelly mixed in. I find that a little weird now, but like it plain, so all good :)
  • Posts: 36 Member
    Smoothie- cottage cheese, almond milk, blackberries or raspberries, fresh ginger, raw honey, flax & chia seeds.
  • Posts: 167 Member
    Erfw7471 wrote: »

    Wait - are we talking about cottage cheese or cream cheese? I've used those flavors in Philadelphia cream cheese. If it is indeed cottage cheese, however, I'm so jealous!! We don't have anything like that here!

    It is absolutely cottage cheese! I think I got Hood brand.
  • Posts: 4,648 Member
    I just got some Hood pineapple AND CHERRY! cottage cheese. I didn't know that existed. In my mind, I've already eaten the whole tub.
  • Posts: 253 Member
    If you can find the brand Kalona (http://www.kalonasupernatural.com/our-products/cottage-cheese/organic-cottage-cheese/), and it can be a bit hard to find, you will become an ADDICT. I swear. I have never been able to handle cottage cheese, and even the Organic Valley, 4%, cream top, grass fed cottage cheese is a little waxy. I don't know what they do at Kalona, but I find myself hurrying to get home just so I can have some. I eat it straight.
  • Posts: 301 Member
    I made a similar apology. I was convinced that I hated the stuff, probably from tasting it in childhood. When I changed my lifestyle, I knew it would be a good and convenient item to have in my diet. I picked up the Breakstone Doubles with fruit, and loved it! Now I eat it all the time. My favorite is with pineapple, sometimes with a handful of chocolate chips as dessert.
  • Posts: 693 Member
    I love plain low fat cottage cheese. I could eat it every day. I like it just like it is--with nothing in it. Sure, I've eaten fruit in it when I was younger, but, now, I don't even want that in it. It's so good and creamy.
  • Posts: 48 Member
    Cottage cheese is so versatile! I can have with cut up fruit or with hot sauce/salsa. I have it this week with tropical fruit that was canned in fruit juice, I put the juice in my herbal tea as a treat!
  • Posts: 64 Member
    My mom LOVED cottage cheese and cherry tomatoes when I was a kid, and I tried it once and gagged. I've been leery of trying it ever since. But I was also the same with cream cheese (which I LOVE) and avocado (which I'm obsessed with), so I imagine cottage cheese is something I should run with!
  • Posts: 3,784 Member
    cottage cheese, a little basil pesto, feta cheese, Italian herbs = OMG good
    cottage cheese, finely diced onion, fresh tomato, cracked pepper = really good too
  • Posts: 2,018 Member

    I may have to! I'll have to get a plain flavor first - the one I picked up is like a chive & onion flavor. :D

    They make flavored cottage cheese?! WHAT!

    My favorite cottage cheese mix is tomatoes, half an avocado with salt & pepper
  • Posts: 246 Member
    Cottage cheese with chopped up sundried tomatoes yum.
    Love it on a jacket potato with baked beans
  • Posts: 232 Member
    Looove cottage cheese! With pears or peaches, or Jello! It's lovely with lime jello.
  • Posts: 47 Member
    I love cottage cheese, never noticed flavored ones before. I'll be keeping an eye out.
    One thing I like to do is have some on the side with spaghetti or ghoulash and mix it in, very delicious!
  • Posts: 301 Member
    Tried it with salsa and some Tostitos scoops last night. Delicious, this will be a new snack on my list.
  • Posts: 130 Member
    I have a hard time with its texture still. I've been adding things to it though. I want to love it haha
  • Posts: 14,464 Member
    I like it the Hungarian way, with fruit and wrapped up in a crepe.
  • Posts: 49 Member
    On toast with salt and pepper is the dreamy, extra good if you butter the toast. But I don't do that any more.
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