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What to eat with cottage cheese?

When you combine it with veggies, nuts or fruit, you get a satisfying yet healthy twist to an old favorite. Avocados with Cilantro & Tomatoes. ... Bananas & Pecans. ... Beets & Baby Romaine. ... Blackberries & Walnuts. ... Blueberries & Almonds. ... Figs with Pistachios & Cardamom. ... Granny Smith Apples & Cinnamon. ... Grapefruit with Mint & Honey. More items... •

What is the biggest mistake people make on keto diet?
What is the biggest mistake people make on keto diet?

One of the common keto diet mistakes that people make is eating too much saturated and trans fats. Yes, the keto diet is a high-fat diet, but there...

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What are the 3 white foods to avoid?
What are the 3 white foods to avoid?

Although it sounds simple enough, it can be hard to stay away from the “three whites”—sodium, sugar, and refined grains (like white rice). Here are...

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Perfect Pairings

Whether sweet or savory, Daisy Cottage Cheese can be the perfect complement to your favorite foods. When you combine it with veggies, nuts or fruit, you get a satisfying yet healthy twist to an old favorite.

Avocados with Cilantro & Tomatoes

Craving guacamole? This pairing provides the taste, texture of a traditional guacamole and adds extra protein to keep you feeling satisfied longer.

Bananas & Pecans

Behold –bananas, and pecans, make a delicious pairing that are truly satisfying and still incredibly healthy. A pairing that calms the sweet tooth yet provides decent nutrition – what a lovely thing.

Beets & Baby Romaine

This colorful pairing provides a harvest blend of nutrients.

Blackberries & Walnuts

This unique flavor combination offers a high nutritional content of fiber, vitamins and antioxidants with protein to boot.

Blueberries & Almonds

This pairing is sure to make your heart happy!

Figs with Pistachios & Cardamom

Feel like something exotic and nutritious? These classic flavors offer more than just good taste

Granny Smith Apples & Cinnamon

Give this staple snack of green apples and cinnamon a boost of protein by adding cottage cheese! It will be sure to leave you satisfied!

Grapefruit with Mint & Honey

This unique combination offers a refreshing, light, decadent snack.

Grapes & Spinach

Sweet juicy grapes combined with bitter-earthy spinach greens offers is bursting with essential nutrients.

Kale & Almonds with Rosemary

Kale is hotter than ever! This delicious pairing is a trend that will be sure to last.

Mandarin Oranges & Toasted Almonds

This pairing adds a sweet citrus taste to roasted almonds for a delicious crunch that also can help you stay well.

Mangoes & Mint

Colorful, tasty and antioxidant-rich.

Marinated Artichokes & Sun-Dried Tomatoes

This Mediterranean inspired pairing is bursting with flavor and health-boosting, nutrients.

Mushrooms & Spinach

This delicious pairing packs a powerful punch of nutrients and flavor.

Papayas & Macadamia Nuts

This sweet and crunchy pairing makes a snack you can feel good about!

Peaches & Cinnamon

A fiber-rich, protein-packed combo that may help promote stable blood glucose levels.

Pomegranate & Honey

Mix up pomegranates, honey and Daisy Brand Cottage Cheese for a powerful antioxidant-protein buzz.

Raspberries & Muesli

Hearty crunch of the muesli mixed with the sweetness of the raspberries provides a snack that satisfies you anytime of the day.

Red Pepper & Sunflower Seeds

Try this snack your heart, body and soul will love.

Roasted Brussels Sprouts & Hazelnuts

Forget all your notions of what Brussels sprouts used to taste like. This flavorful combination is festive enough for a special occasion and easy enough for every day.

Strawberries & Baby Spinach

Think smart: combine this trio to boost brain power.

Strawberries & Cinnamon

Combine these pairings for a sweet treat that packs a nutritious punch.

Tomatoes & Dill

This savory pairing is packed with antioxidants!

What drink are keto friendly?
What drink are keto friendly?

Tea, coffee, and herbal tea are a few options. Soda, sparkling water, low carb juices, sports drinks, and energy drinks are good options, too....

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Can keto diet cause blood clots?
Can keto diet cause blood clots?

But a keto diet is also associated with spikes in the “bad” cholesterol that can build up in blood vessels and lead to clots, known as low-density...

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Is Greek yogurt or cottage cheese healthier?

Greek yogurt, with fewer calories and sodium, and more nutrition coming from calcium and probiotics, ultimately takes the win, as Joyce Hendley originally reported for EatingWell. Protein-Rich Snacks: They're both rich in lean protein, with cottage cheese having slightly more.

Picking healthy snacks at the grocery store can feel pretty confusing. There are thousands of foods, many touted as beneficial or nutritional, to choose from. We put two popular high-protein snacks-cottage cheese and plain Greek yogurt-head-to-head in terms of nutrition to find out. Which is healthier: this or that?

Winner: Greek yogurt. But when it comes to high-protein snacks, it's close to a draw! Greek yogurt, with fewer calories and sodium, and more nutrition coming from calcium and probiotics, ultimately takes the win, as Joyce Hendley originally reported for EatingWell. Protein-Rich Snacks: They're both rich in lean protein, with cottage cheese having slightly more. Nonfat cottage cheese has 24 g of protein per cup, while Greek yogurt comes in just under at 20 grams. Both the yogurt and cottage cheese are available in low-fat and fat-free versions. Calcium: But Greek yogurt has a slight edge in calcium-a mineral most people need more of. A cup has 150 mg, while a cup of cottage cheese only has 125 mg. Lower in Calories: Greek yogurt contains fewer calories-120 per cup, vs. 160 for cottage cheese. It's also more likely to contain probiotics (live active cultures of gut-friendly bacteria). But one clear distinction steers the choice: Cottage cheese can be loaded with sodium. Just 1 cup of cottage cheese can deliver more than 5 times the sodium found in Greek yogurt. Some cottage cheese brands have 700 mg of sodium in 1 cup, which is almost one third of the recommended daily limit of 2,300 mg. The same amount of Greek yogurt delivers just 85 mg. That's a game-changer for us.

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How many time do you eat on keto?
How many time do you eat on keto?

It's common for people to pair the keto diet with intermittent fasting, usually 16:8, which means someone only eats during an 8-hour window each...

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Can keto diet eat chocolate?
Can keto diet eat chocolate?

While 1 ounce (28 grams) of high quality dark chocolate can fit into a keto diet, a larger serving will likely exceed your limit. Dark chocolate...

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How much weight can I lose in 4 weeks doing keto?
How much weight can I lose in 4 weeks doing keto?

If a person follows the 75% fat /20% carb/5% fat keto diet, average results may look like this: Weeks 1–2: rapid weight reduction phase due to...

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