Reply With QuoteOh and the texture felt so disgusting...chunky yet 'gooey'...the taste was a mix between sour cream and spoiled milk...
how to "stomach" cottage cheese
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07-05-2006, 08:17 AM #1Registered User
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how to "stomach" cottage cheese
Anyone have any ideas on making this stuff palatable? I tried yesterday for the first time because I couldn't resist the high protein content- now I'm finding I'm resistant to its taste
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07-05-2006, 09:34 AM #3Beginning body builder
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well sour cream isnt bad.. but ive never tried spoiled milk.. so i dunno..
i guess its just that kind of thing you have to learn to like"The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear." - Socrates
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07-05-2006, 09:34 AM #4flawless
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I had the same problem when i first started eating it but now i love it
Just like any other kind of food when you try for the first time, you must learn to appreciate it and keep at it until you adapt to the taste. Just be consistent and eat it and eventually you will learn to love it just like your everyday habits (brushing teeth, sleeping, etc..)
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whats the best cottage cheese brand ?
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Mix in some Stevia and Cinnamon and a little PB
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thanks Jodi! Definetly will try!
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i was like that with protein shakes, i used to literally hold my nose and down as much as i could until i got used to it. cottage cheese still bothers me, but i down some while watching tv so im not really paying any attention
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I agree. When I first started eating it, I hated it. Now, I look forward to my nightly cottage cheese and peanut butter meal.
Originally Posted by shiznit2169
Try mixing things in it. Personally, I mix mine with peanut butter (like most others do),
Also, don't get the fat free kind. Get the 1% or 2% variety.
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07-06-2006, 12:28 AM #10happy sumo ELITE MEMBER
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PB in cottage cheese is fucking gross.
Remember that you eat to grow, not for pleasure.P-side Inc.
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put a little fruit in it...pineapple is my favorite
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some cucumbers and tomatoes and some olive oil ..... or pb
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Originally Posted by PreMier
pb is a good body building food.
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07-06-2006, 04:06 PM #15Elite Kiki ELITE MEMBER
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Cottage Cheese does have it's downside. While I like the live cultures, slow digesting casein, and general "healthy profile," I dislike the high sodium, and extremely perishable nature.
Total ownage. Originally Posted by kbm8795
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Plain apples are better, with cinnamon. Originally Posted by aligoonbaba
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This sounds dumb, but middle school science - plug your nose. You can't taste if you can't smell. Vinegar, sugar, salt, even cottage cheese.
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07-06-2006, 09:15 PM #18happy sumo ELITE MEMBER
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No shit? Originally Posted by assassin
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i like it. nvr knew cheese at 2% fat can taste so good
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Natural PB tastes good with it.
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bake up some sweet potato chips, sprinkle some Mrs. Dash Table Blend in it, mix it up and use it as a dip.
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I like Breakstone's 2% the best, tastes pretty good just by itself... I tried some generic no fat Cottage Cheese, and threw the rest of the container out. Originally Posted by Andy_Massaro
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I usually add a small amount of fruit jam (natural no sugar added).
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