Yes, they are healthy snacks.

Why do you need to know this? Be awesome and buy Spam. I lasts forever................... I need to know because my grandmother would like to buy in bulk. Please a straight answer would be much more helpful. Or just a rough estimate. Thank you.

You have to use ice, spice cheese, a regular block of orange cheese, marshmellows, milk, parmensean cheese, and a little pepperica, some sugar, and last but not least a blender oh and spice cheese is the white block of cheese with brown stuff and red stuff in it

The smoothies are really good.

24 tsp

1 cup = 48 teaspoons

1 teaspoon = 0.02 cup

No, cottage cheese is protein and dairy

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(per Atkins induction instructions) Diet Drinks sparingly and only those sweetened with Splenda...consider each serving as 1g carbohydrate anyway. Those drinks sweetened with aspartme (Nutrasweet) have been shown to reduce the amount of weight lost. Cottage Cheese is fine, as long as it's not the low-fat, non-fat kind, these tend to have increased amounts of carbohydrates. Fried Chicken is RIGHT OUT as Monty Python would say...the carbohydrates present in the battered skin is in no way allowed during induction. Please understand that this is only during the induction period, during OWL and the maintenance levels of the program you can have as many carbs as you want as long as your weight loss doesn't decrease/stall or go the other way. Follow their recommendations and increase your carb intake slowly, i.e. raise it 5 to 10 grams per day for the next week. So induction says 20g or less per day and most of that from veggie carbs the green leafy kind, the following week after induction (after 14 days) raise your carb limit by 5 to 10 for a total of 25 to 30g per day. As long as you continue to lose weight you are good. The next week raise it yet again and so on. The minute you stall or go the other way scale back the carbohydrates. If you are still stalled go back on induction for a couple of days and rinse repeat the cycle again.

the Difference is that Cottage cheese is more lumpy and tastes great with pineaple, whereas ricotta tastes better with pasta and is a creamy cheese(i think)

this answer is only a guess so dont use it for papers or stuff like that

Yes, but it depends heavily on the type of cottage cheese. For example, the low-fat cottage cheeses are much healthier, and a serving would contain roughly 9mg of cholesterol.

It is 1,200 lbs(pounds).

No. Throw it away.

I would call it a hut. If you want to get specific you could use adjectives to describe what the hut is made out of and in what region it might be found in.

Open it. If it looks, smells, or tastes bad, it has spoiled.

Well it would depend on the Ryvita and cottage cheese eaten, but I would say around 80 calories if you choose a low fat cottage cheese.

I have actually done this before and it didn't turn out to be that bad, so the answer to your question I guess would be yes, you can.

Dessert / dairy food groups.

No; it is a milk protein.

Cottage cheese with dried milk and dairy.

Although my answer is not the most specific, it is the basics on what dried and/or curd cottage cheese is.

No it is not.Cheese is very high in saturated fat,it can cause cholesterol to build up,dogs can't digest it properly,cheese gives them diarrhea,it is high in sodium,vets say that cheese is bad for dogs (and cats) and it can also cause gas due to lactose intolerance.if you want a healthy dog,than dont give them scraps or ANYTHING other than dog food and treats.Same thing for cats.

Sometimes, yes. But they do taste different and their texture is different so the resulting dish will be quite different. I'd experiment first and see if you like the result before you serve it to someone else.

My Answer: Well it depends on what you are making. I wouldn't make cottage cheese the main ingredient. It would probably taste bad if you put in an ingredient that wasn't on the list. I would probably prefer cream cheese since it is on the ingredient list. Go out and buy some if you don't have any. Don't subsitute any like other ingredient. Trust me, it will taste very bad. If you subsitute any other ingredient then it wouldn't taste of what you wanted to taste. I am a culinary professional so I know what you need for your answer. If you want to become a professional cook you have to practice to put in the right ingredients. Thank you.

Yes, cottage can be good for you. It's very high in protein so for someone who's playing a sport or trying to build more muscle cottage could be an extra supplement to help you on your way.