Hood has four categories of cottage: cottage cheese with fruit, original cottage cheese, savory cottage cheese, and single serve cottage cheese. Each category has several cottage cheese flavors or varieties as shown below. Please find below the nutrition facts for Hood cottage cheese products.
You have probably heard that live cultures (probiotics) are beneficial to the body, but what exactly are they? Some people associate live cultures with yogurt, but does cottage cheese have live cultures? We have the answers. What Are Live Cultures? Live cultures are added to some dairy products (notably yogurt) during manufacturing to help ferment …
Does Cottage Cheese Have Protein? Cottage cheese does have protein and a considerable amount per serving. The protein in cottage cheese will vary based on serving and brand, but overall, it is a good source of protein. Don’t take my word for it. Let’s take a look at the cottage cheese protein content for …
Traditionally, people eat cottage cheese on its own or as a side with a meal. However, cottage cheese is actually a very versatile food that can be used in many recipes. Options include cheese cake, biscuits, ice cream, pizza, pancakes and much more. Check out 25 Uses of Cottage Cheese for more recipe ideas. Many …
Is cottage cheese gluten free? This topic is important to many people, especially over recent years since gluten has come into the spotlight. You cannot go into most grocery stores nowadays without seeing several products labeled as gluten free. While many products are likely labeled as gluten free to capitalize off the gluten free craze, …
Cottage Cheese and Lactose Lactose is the primary sugar found in milk and any dairy product produced from milk. The main ingredient in cottage cheese is milk, therefore, it contains lactose. While milk-based dairy products contain lactose, they all do not contain the same amount of lactose. Fortunately for some people who have difficulty digesting …
Daisy has a long history of making dairy products. In fact they have been in existence since 1917 so they will be approaching their 100 year anniversary in a couple years. Today, Daisy makes two types of cottage cheese: low fat and regular. They come in 16 oz and 24 oz containers. The ingredients for the …
Why is it called “cottage cheese”? The logical answer would be that it is cheese made in a cottage. In simple terms, that is true. To dig deeper, “cottage” original referred to a small building for animals or small house called a “cote”. The cottage was a place that dairy products (likely butter) were …
