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Old 07-21-2006, 03:33 AM   #1
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I have heard that different brands of cottage cheese carry a slightly different and unique taste. Is this true? Do yall have any particular favorites?

Need to start having more of this stuff.
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Re: Cottage Cheese Brands

I usually eat the fat-free cottage cheese, and I know it tastes differently than the regular cottage cheese. I buy the store brand from Wal-Mart b/c I've gotten use to the taste.
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Re: Cottage Cheese Brands

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I have heard that different brands of cottage cheese carry a slightly different and unique taste. Is this true? Do yall have any particular favorites?

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I have noticed this as well. Some brands seem to taste more saltier than others. I usually go with low-fat cottage cheese.
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Re: Cottage Cheese Brands

Yes, that's one negative of cottage cheese is that it's high in sodium. Not good when your cutting.
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Yes, that's one negative of cottage cheese is that it's high in sodium. Not good when your cutting.
I agree, but, it sure tasted good with either diced peaches or pineapple.
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