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Is cottage cheese a food that universally divides people? I really like it. My wife convulses at its very mention -- nm

Posted by prayformojo (aka mayhem) Oct 10 '24, 10:52

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I do not like the texture or taste either -- nm - Walt_Disney Oct 10, 13:07
Yes. I find it disgusting while Theresa enjoys it. -- nm - Krusty Oct 10, 12:50
I like it a lot - but it has to be super cold. If it even starts toward room temp, I'm out. -- nm - Turd Ferguson Oct 10, 11:31
Sub-poll for the cottage cheese dislikers: your opinion of ricotta cheese por favor? -- nm - con_carne Oct 10, 11:24 10
- I absolutely love it! I eat it often though I should cut back on the dairy these days. I make spaghetti with just ricotta and the pasta water. It's so - Krusty Oct 10, 12:51
- it's great in cannoli's -- nm - Peglegpete Oct 10, 11:30 8
  - Never had it in cannoli. I like it in calzone and one of my favorite all time empanadas is the fried ricotta and mushroom at Empanada's Place. -- nm - con_carne Oct 10, 11:32 7
    - You've never had a cannoli?!? Can I send you some? -- nm - Krusty Oct 10, 12:52 6
      - You're very kind, I've had some in Little Italy! It had a thick creamy filling but I didn't recognize it as any type of cheese. Maybe it was *shrug* -- nm - con_carne Oct 10, 13:02 5
        
        Nice! :-) It was ricotta. It's mixed with powdered sugar, vanilla and cinnamon in a mixer which makes it nice and smooth. - Krusty Oct 10, 13:12 4
        
        Huh, that's pretty cool. I remember having a half chocolate covered kind and like the plain kind. -- nm - con_carne Oct 10, 13:18 3
        
        Yeah, I had no idea it was ricotta cheese when I was a kid and it kind of blew my mind when I was told. Some places do a chocolate dip or other things -- (edited) - Krusty Oct 10, 13:27 2
        
        That's right, I remember the tiny chocolate chips! It's been a long time. -- nm - con_carne Oct 10, 13:34 1
        
        :-) They're such a good dessert. -- nm - Krusty Oct 10, 13:43
i've never been able to bring myself to even taste a morsel of it -- nm - mr mooch Oct 10, 11:22
🤢 -- nm - JD Oct 10, 11:13
I really like it, but it has to be the 'dryer' type, if it's too runny, then, no. -- nm - Andie Oct 10, 11:12
I don't mind the pineapple one. -- nm - LMS Oct 10, 11:11
My kids eat it with corn/tortilla chips -- nm - Trending Oct 10, 11:06
much like Brussel Sprouts, it is having a culinary resurgence -- nm - Pippy aka Couch Therapist Oct 10, 11:03
Your wife is a very smart person - decline Oct 10, 10:55
I love it. I imagine it's a texture thing for those who don't like it. -- nm - Dark Callisto 🦊 Oct 10, 10:54 3
- I like it a lot but am actively not crazy about the texture. -- nm - con_carne Oct 10, 11:20
- Texture and appearance. And yet if I do eat it, I like it. -- nm - Bayronmax Oct 10, 11:12
- That and the absence of taste -- nm - Roger More Oct 10, 11:01

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