cottage cheese

Is there anything that i can mix with cottage cheese eg finly chopped onion and pepper, or chilli or maybe garlic?

cheers

 

Register an account for free to disable ads in threads!

how about some dairy milk? haha actuall thts gross!

 

its strange i don't miss chocolate all i miss is my cheese sandwiches!!!!

lol

 

Oh cheese sandwiches......mmmmmmmm!!

Anyway, back to the questions...no onion, no garlic, you can add pepper, and I think chilli flakes....

Oh I miss garlic!!

 

how comes you cant have onion?

 

omg.....onions? carby?

 

And because garlic is from the same family......

 

Fraid so, you know how sweet they go when you cook them and how they caramelise (drooling at the thought). That's the carbs in their sugar form.

 

yeah...thats what I heard....but you know what you can have!?? CHIVES!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOO!!! chives are the bestest stuff in cottage cheese ever!!! yum yummy dum dums in my tum tummy tum tums!!!!!!

 

oooh glad you mentioned we can have chives

 

I put some Tesco tikka spice mix in cottage cheese, and sometimes use it as a dip with carrot sticks. (not if you're SSing of course.) It's yummy, it's also nice in natural yoghurt.
Ann

 

I used to put chilli powder, curry powder,Garlic granules, tobasco and occasionally a little bit of worcester.
Garlic granules are pretty conentrated so you wouldn't want much. The amount of carbs in them you would probably burn off with a good fart.
I had no probs with these things kept on loosing.

 

Hehehe! That did make me chuckle!

 

FAO: Westhills

Hi Ann,
I am on SS - would I be able to add the tikka spice mix to the cottage cheese on my aam week?

Thanks

Hayley

 

I used to add chilli powder to my little chicken kebabs on AAM so why not pop some spice in your cottage cheese.

 

Register an account for free to disable ads in threads!

Someone told me (can't remember who) that there are a two simple "rules" to think of when it comes to fruit and veggies.

For veggies, if the part that you eat grows below ground, be careful. If the part you eat grows above ground, go for it. The chives and onions case fits this.

For fruit, the more sun/heat a fruit needs to grow the more sugar it contains and the less you should eat. Example, apples are okay, grapes are worse, pineapples and bananas are worse still.

Don't know how accurate these "rules" are, but they are what I use to decide what I will eat till it is coming out my ears, and what I will avoid.

Steve

 

I looooooveeeeeeeee cottage cheese! Id never tried it before this mad diet, but i love it. On add a meal week I have some mixed with chives and cucumber sticks to dip in Mmmmm yummy!