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  1. 05-02-2005, 10:34 AM #1
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    cottage cheese?

    good or bad?
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  2. 05-02-2005, 10:51 AM #2
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    Good, but makes you look watery. Best source of casien though. Pure casien. You know when little miss muffett were eating her curds and whey? The curds are cottage cheese! The two parts of milk protein(cott. cheese, whey). Whey-fast uptake, casien-slow uptake. Many do cottage cheese b4 bed.
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    yeah, i've been doin' cottage cheese before bed with some lean ground turkey...but my question is, what's better, the pure stuff or the no fat? the no fat has about 4g sugar per serving with no fat, and of course, the real stuff has that plus about 4g fat...which is better (for leaning diets)?
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    bump
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    Quote Originally Posted by diesel85
    yeah, i've been doin' cottage cheese before bed with some lean ground turkey...but my question is, what's better, the pure stuff or the no fat? the no fat has about 4g sugar per serving with no fat, and of course, the real stuff has that plus about 4g fat...which is better (for leaning diets)?
    Quality, inexpesive protein IMO. I eat 2 cups ED of the 2% ppwo.

    2 cups 2%
    360 cals
    10g fat
    52g protein
    16g carbs

    The no fat tastes horrible to me...

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    i thought the goal was to separate carbs from fat...
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    i love cottage cheese, yum
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    Quote Originally Posted by diesel85
    i thought the goal was to separate carbs from fat...
    If your bulking eat the sht out some cottage cheese son!

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    what if ur not bulking???????
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    Quote Originally Posted by diesel85
    i thought the goal was to separate carbs from fat...
    Until I landed here at AR, the "goal" had never been to seperate carbs and fat for me. It makes perfect sense though and unless ~SC~ is really just some 125lb PC clown stealing and scanning pics from muscle mags, well then the proof is in the pudding...

    I'm just not looking forward to giving up my milk come time to cut...

    consider it another bump shred...

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    Quote Originally Posted by diesel85
    what if ur not bulking???????
    Well you could hack down the no fat cottage cheese. And the calorie to protein ratio is excellent...

    Man, I personally think it's tastes fuking horrible though...

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    consider it another bump shred...

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    not a problem bro, good to hear some responses. I was thinking of adding the cottage cheese at night before bed. Normally I have egg whites, but I figured i'd change it up. I'll see how I look in week, then decide to keep it or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr.shred
    consider it another bump shred...

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    not a problem bro, good to hear some responses. I was thinking of adding the cottage cheese at night before bed. Normally I have egg whites, but I figured i'd change it up. I'll see how I look in week, then decide to keep it or not.

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    Let us know how it works out, I'd be interested to know how it affects you. Any effect that it gives(water ret.) would be more apparent on you since you're dr. shred and all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by alphaman
    not a problem bro, good to hear some responses. I was thinking of adding the cottage cheese at night before bed. Normally I have egg whites, but I figured i'd change it up. I'll see how I look in week, then decide to keep it or not.

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    Let us know how it works out, I'd be interested to know how it affects you. Any effect that it gives(water ret.) would be more apparent on you since you're dr. shred and all. [/QUOTE]

    haha...I'll let you know bro.
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  16. 05-03-2005, 05:49 AM #16
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    our ricotta is very good and the cheapest source of protein and the micros arent bad too 100grams provides 108 kal 14 gr P,2gr C,4 gr F
    i like to eat it alone but always use it for a treat too chocolate protein ricotta and peanut butter , the thing is that if one wants to lean out ricotta would be out of the question i guess
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  17. 05-03-2005, 08:00 AM #17
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    "our" ricotta? Are you Italian or something?
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    I was thinking about getting the cottage cheese thats low fat but has herbs in it, it tastes good. Is it loaded with crap though??
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    Quote Originally Posted by perfectbeast2001
    I was thinking about getting the cottage cheese thats low fat but has herbs in it, it tastes good. Is it loaded with crap though??
    I've never seen that b4, maybe it's a UK thing. I always mix the low fat kind w/ some juicy cherry tomatoes, and fresh ground black pepper.
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    must be uk thing. they have a range of them containing - roasted vegetables, garlic and herb, chicken tika and pineapple to name but a few.
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    Quote Originally Posted by perfectbeast2001
    must be uk thing. they have a range of them containing - roasted vegetables, garlic and herb, chicken tika and pineapple to name but a few.
    Like Indian Chicken Tikka? I love that. Indian food must be popular in the UK. Makes sense.
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    guys, I'm starting to thinking cottage cheese is not a good idea cutting. Bulking I think it would be better. It tastes too d*nm good thats why I'm sketical. It is dairy and dairy makes you look soft.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr.shred
    It is dairy and dairy makes you look soft.
    You said it bro..... bulking I say go for it.... cutting I'd be careful with it,.... it is dairy. I use the fat free on occasion when cutting and it works out for me.... closer to show date I ditch it. Now in bulking I'll go through 3-4 tubs of it a week. LOL If bulking take 1 or 2 cups of it and a spoon full of natural apple sauce...mmmm..mmm... good.
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    d*nm that does good.
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    LOL.... it is, just don't blame me if ya bump up to 6% bf in a week bro....LOL
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    hahah....Ya I don't think I'll be trying that anytime soon as much as I'd like to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by diesel85
    i thought the goal was to separate carbs from fat...
    The carbs are minimal at best.

    Cottage cheese is made up of slow-digesting protein...the presence of fat only further slow gastric emptying

    The small amount of carbs is of no consequence as they should not influence blood sugar
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    no i'm maltese infact the proper name we give it is ircotta
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    Quote Originally Posted by Narkissos
    The carbs are minimal at best.

    Cottage cheese is made up of slow-digesting protein...the presence of fat only further slow gastric emptying

    The small amount of carbs is of no consequence as they should not influence blood sugar
    hey nark! would it be good to abuse it will trying to lean up? im taking the 1% fat one 3 time a day (50g of prot each time) will it slow the cutting process? that shit is so cheap and actually taste pretty good too
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    Cottage cheese while cutting is fine...it's a great source of protein, and any sensitivities one might have w/ it will go away once you stop eating it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr.shred
    guys, I'm starting to thinking cottage cheese is not a good idea cutting. Bulking I think it would be better. It tastes too d*nm good thats why I'm sketical. It is dairy and dairy makes you look soft.
    Yup, that is the case for most.

    In the early stages of cutting it's no biggie really, but then when it matters, well, it then matters.

    For me anyhow.

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    They make a one % milk fat with 100mg sodium total- mix that with some pineapple chunks.....MMMmmmmm
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