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Ive been eating these things alot lately and they are pretty good. Just about half cup of cottage cheese and a lil sweetened fruit to mix with. Good snack for whenever, does have some sugar tho so be aware some of you anal nutritionists. Bout 20g of protein tho, good for people who cant eat straight cottage cheese. My favorties are blueberry, apple, and peach. U can usually pick up 10 for $10.
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Those things are totally great. Each one of them tastes bomb and they're cheap like you said. My fridge used to be stocked with them. I started making my own with fat free cottage cheese and sugar free canned fruit.
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I've been eating these for a few years now. They're great for the small in between breakfast/lunch meal, especially at work. Some of the sugar carbs listed are for the lactose in the cheese. Got to agree on blueberry and pineapple.
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Yeah that's what I meant. They're sweetened with Splenda so the only sugar in them is the fructose from the fruit.
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Dude look in the cottage cheese aisle at your local grocer. They're not a hidden treasure or anything.
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dude this prolly doesnt sound too good but i like to mix cottage cheese with some peanut butter. may sound nasty but i think its damn good. plus its just like protein boost and has pretty good amount of calories not too shaby
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He uses skippy, the chunky kind. And the secret is to blend it. put the tuna in the blender (undrained) and then dump 3 spoons of PB in there. I throw in some fish oil caps for good measure.
It drinks very easilly and i bring it with me to the gym. i like to let some dribble down my shirt while i drink it from my thermos.
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QUOTE (Jayv24 @ Sep 19 2008, 01:45 AM)
He uses skippy, the chunky kind. And the secret is to blend it. put the tuna in the blender (undrained) and then dump 3 spoons of PB in there. I throw in some fish oil caps for good measure.
It drinks very easilly and i bring it with me to the gym. i like to let some dribble down my shirt while i drink it from my thermos.
Cottage Doubles, anyone try these?
