Now I know what you all must be thinking..."DRY COTTAGE CHEESE? That sounds gross." Did you know that one cup of dry cottage cheese contains 44 grams of protein? Now that's a lot.
During an experimental phase in the kitchen, I came upon this mixture in which I thought turned out great!!!
Here is my healthy recipe for a slow-releasing meal (preferably at the end of the day before bedtime). I hope you like it. If you don't, well to darn bad for you. Note: Cut the recipe in 1/2 if needed
During an experimental phase in the kitchen, I came upon this mixture in which I thought turned out great!!!
Here is my healthy recipe for a slow-releasing meal (preferably at the end of the day before bedtime). I hope you like it. If you don't, well to darn bad for you. Note: Cut the recipe in 1/2 if needed
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| Cottage Cheese GOODNESS!!! YUM! |
1 cup Foremost Dry Cottage Cheese
1-2 TBSP of All Natural Peanut Butter
½ scoop of protein powder of your choosing
1 TBSP of cinnamon
Dash of sweetener/Stevia (optional)
1 TBSP of Green Valley Calorie-Free Syrup in Chocolate or Maple (found at Muscles by Meyers)
Instructions:
Mix all together and ENJOY!
Wooo this looks really nice................
ReplyDeleteYa try it. It's delicious (IMO) LOL
DeleteWill definitely be trying this out. I could never handle the texture of cottage cheese, but I can't resist the peanut butter and maple syrup!
ReplyDeleteTorin Hodge
Yes. Another thing I recommend is mixing all the ingredients together and putting into the freezer for a bit. You can call it "ice cream"!! LOL
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