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Cottage cheese

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Cottage cheese is a fresh curd cheese made by acidifying cow's milk and draining the curds without pressing. It is sold in curd sizes commonly described as small or large, and it is widely consumed as a high-protein food. Cottage cheese is popular in the United States and is commonly eaten plain, with fruit, or in savory preparations.

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What is cottage cheese made from?

Cottage cheese is a fresh curd cheese made by acidifying cow's milk and draining the curds. The curds are not pressed into a firm block, which leaves the cheese moist and spoonable.

What is the difference between small-curd and large-curd cottage cheese?

The labels describe the size of the curds in the finished cheese. Both types are fresh cheeses, but the curd size changes the eating texture.

Is cottage cheese a fermented food?

Cottage cheese is made by acidifying milk and draining the resulting curds. It is a fresh curd cheese rather than an aged cheese, and it is widely eaten as a high-protein food.

How is cottage cheese commonly eaten?

Cottage cheese is often eaten on its own, with fruit, or in savory meals. It is popular in the United States and is commonly chosen for its curds and high protein content.

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