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Originally Posted by Valias
Cottage Cheese was hard for me to get used to. The trick is to add fruit, but it still ended up making me gag after 8 spoon fulls.
HOWEVER..
Just 3 days ago, I used sliced cantaloupe (sp?) to scoop the cottage cheese. I was able to gulp down more cheese and I never got the gagging effect. I stopped cuz I was getting full, but I wonder how much sugar is in this particuliar fruit considering its serving size is much more than berries..
Foods I cant stand are green beans, celery, nuts, and sweet potatoes.
I can eat broccoli and asparagus if theyre soft.6' 217lbs (10/18)
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