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High Protein, Low Fat Substitute for Cream Cheese

  1.  01-19-2009  02:08 PM
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    High Protein, Low Fat Substitute for Cream Cheese


    I got this from the cook book "Clean Eating." I tried it the other day and it has the same consistency and very close in taste to cream cheese. It has much less fat and higher protein than cream cheese.

    You'll need:

    1 Tub of low-fat plain yogurt
    Cheese cloth (you can find this on the same aisle as parchment paper)
    colander to drain
    mixing bowl

    Place the colander over the mixing bowl. Wet the cheese cloth and drape over the colander. Dump the yogurt onto the cheese cloth so that the yogurt can drain through the cloth. Leave overnight in the fridge.

    The next morning put only the cheese left in the cheese cloth in a tupperware bowl to store. Discard the liquid left in mixing bowl.

    You can eat it straight (like cream cheese) and you can also mix spinach and other flavors into it for a great dip.



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    Whats wrong with cottage cheese with pineapple, or tuna -ready made available at the supermarket

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    I eat the hell out of cottage cheese...just something else if you need a break from the norm

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    Originally Posted by littlejeni View Post
    I eat the hell out of cottage cheese...just something else if you need a break from the norm

    great tip! thanks

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    Originally Posted by corsaking View Post
    Whats wrong with cottage cheese with pineapple, or tuna -ready made available at the supermarket

    She said cream cheese not cottage cheese. Sounds great because I love cream cheese but not everything that comes along with it. Thanks.

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    Originally Posted by badfish21981 View Post
    She said cream cheese not cottage cheese. Sounds great because I love cream cheese but not everything that comes along with it. Thanks.

    My point was why go to all that trouble of making a less fat and higher protein product when one is already available ie low fat cottage cheese. I would rather add it to the shopping list , than spend time in the kitchen making it.

    If you want to make cottage cheese creamier you could add a teaspoon of flax oil or similar.

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