brownsugar said:

Your spoon or mine?

Cloudbuster said:

If you take it straight from the container,
it might stain the carpet.

Illustrator said:

Only if you're a ghost.

NDRU said:

you mean as a little kid, right?

fuck cottage cheese!!! eating spoilt milk? no thank you! my co-workers all eat it. almost every other day. and tease me about it because i find it to be one of the grossest things on earth. damn.. just thinking of it while i'm typing this is making want to

Cottage cheese is weird.

Does anyone know how it got to be called that in the first place?

See the effect this has on people??!

I've never seen a type of food bring out the worst in people. Haters!!

To all my cottage cheese lovers...

I can't stand the stuff but my stepmum adores it...

I like it on

i've tried it, i tried to force myself to eat it when i put myself on this strict diet one time....i couldn't even eat the whole container. It tasted terrible!!!

HATE IT!!!

meow85 said:

Why do they call it cottage cheese and what does cottage have to do with cheese?

A1. In early days before machines and electricity, cheese was made by hand and not by specialized equipment. The people would take the milk from the cow and add rennen to curdle the milk, causing the milk to bunch together making curds. The liquid left was the weigh. Remember Little Miss Muffet, she was eating her curds and weigh. She was actually eating cottage cheese. Back to the point, the curds and weigh would then be put into a press. The press was lined with a tightly woven cloth. The liquid could be squeezed through the cloth. The press would be closed and the liquid would be forced out. This leftover liquid would be fed to the young cattle. This was how cheese was made.

Small unkept or unfinished buildings which were built on the outskirts of town were referred to as "cottages." Similarly cheese that wasn't totally finished got the name cottage cheese. Some other names for this type of cheese are: Dutch cheese, pot cheese, or smearcase,

Cottage has nothing to do with cheese other than this type of chunky, runny cheese (unfinished).

Cottage cheese and strawberry jam

I have no love for 'runny' or smelly cheese, except the smelly old Dutch cheese.

This is young cheese and the kind of cheese I like; firm and delightful to put your teeth in;

Hate it I don't think strawberries or any kind of fruit on the side will sway me either

meow85 said:

Wonder why they call Cottage Pie Cottage Pie. I want to try that, btw.....sounds good.

This is old Dutch cheese.

Most of Dutch cheese certainly is not 'runny'.



And this is Gareth, wrestling me to the floor. Not really subject to the topic, except that I also loved to sink my teeth into him on certain occasions;



PS, Cookie say HIIIII!



He wants;



...not cheese.

i loves me some cottage cheese. haven't eaten any in a while, though...

I don't think I've ever tasted it.


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ZombieKitten said:

yes, young enough to not be able to say "yogurt"

I wouldn't kill anyone for it, but I rather like cottage cheese.