Cottage Cheese-How to make it edible?

[LongBall]

I have reserved myself to the fact that I need to be eating cottage cheese for some easy protein. The problem is, I don't particularly enjoy the taste(not repulsive, just annoying). My question to you is "What do you do to your cottage cheese to make it a little more enjoyable"? I did a search and didn't really turn anything up on it so your replys would be appreciated, thanks Bro's.

LongBall

 

[kamaboko]

bake at 350 for 20 minutes. tastes great!!

seriously though, if you can swing it in your diet, throw some orange slices in with it.

 

[psikilla]

ya just taking big heaping scoops then eat 2 orange slices
or mix it in with ground beef

 

[The_Mexican]

I have reserved myself to the fact that I need to be eating cottage cheese for some easy protein. The problem is, I don't particularly enjoy the taste(not repulsive, just annoying). My question to you is "What do you do to your cottage cheese to make it a little more enjoyable"? I did a search and didn't really turn anything up on it so your replys would be appreciated, thanks Bro's.

LongBall

Yea I have the same problem... I love it in lasagna, but cant stand to eat it plain... Ill try baking it.

 

[NateDogg]

Same problem here, I understand it needs to be eaten, especially at night for some great protein, but I come close to gagging when I even think about it. It's disgusting! I just bought a small tub of it and struggled through 5 spoonfuls or so, omg, it's just...wait a minute...

ND

 

[jcregs]

Here's what I do, and I love it:

Add some Splenda, Equal, or some artificial sweetner and a little bit of sugar-free chocolate syrup....tastes awesome!!!

 

[Canadian Cobra]

Cottage cheese is a great food - high protein, no preparation and cheap.
But, yes, many can't stand the taste.

It's actually very versatile (it's cheese - goes with a lotta stuff).

A few suggestions:
- citrus fuits, like oranges, pinapples and kiwis
- sliced apples, through on a few sliced almonds for a good source of unsaturated fat
- apple sauce (plain, no sugar)
- yogurt - most flavours work (use low fat, no sugar, unless your bulking)

I also saw a thread with a recipe for pancakes - had oatmeal, egg whites,
cottage cheese and cinnamon; blended then cooked. Haven't tried it, but I will soon.

 

[Determin8tion]

Don't forget my prior recipe posted for "Cheesecake".
Mix cottage cheese with 1 or teaspoons of sugar free fruit preserves, 1/2 packet of Splenda and cinnamon.
Its almost like a real dessert if you just use a little imagination...

 

[cockdezl]

Sugar-Free chocolate pudding mix. Nuff said.

 

[anthrax]

All bran (for fiber) + artificial sweetener

with nuts, walnuts, almonds,......