Low Fat Creamy Cottage Cheese for Passover
During the year I use Crowley's Lowfat1% Cottage Cheese, which I
enjoy because it's nice and creamy. Since it's not available for Passover, does anyone
know of a KLP brand with a comparable consistency?
Thanks!
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I don't care for Breakstone's at all nor does my family. Its a shame since that is what Costco carries. Last week I saw Gourmet having a special on Friendship @$1.99/lb. I hope it is still on sale since I will start my pesach shopping in earnest tomorrow. Lately cottage cheese prices has been rising so I have been buying Daisy brand from BJ's 2 lbs for $3 and change. If Gourmet does not have Friendship on sale tomorrow I will try BJ's and see if their cottage cheese is KLP.
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re: MartyB
Went to Brachs first (ALWAYS start with Brachs then go to the others, they usually have the best prices). They were selling Friendship for $1.99/lb.
I have officially started my pesach shopping today. Taking a break then will head over to Gourmet.
I was a little dismayed to see Brachs selling raw chicken for $3/lb - when did this happen. I have not bought chickens raw for quite a while Last I remember they were in the low twos. I am hoping to do better at Gourmet and Seasons.
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re: MartyB
Went to Gourmet Glatt, same Friendship Cottage Cheese for $1.99/lb.
I must say that Gourmet Glatt has for the most part decent prices, greater selection than Brachs. I was able to buy a chicken for $1.49/lb. Their take-out section at Chap A Nash was non-existent - maybe 4 items. Can't figure out why. Brachs was fully stocked - chometz still so I was not ripped off yet. That will probably begin on Sunday when they sell pesach take out.
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I don't know the Crowley's brand, but my all-time favorite cottage cheese (which is available KLP this time of year) is the Friendship 1%. It's actually the only brand I like, after having tried about 10 different brands and/or fat contents over the years.
I prefer the whipped version, which easily could be spread on matzah. The whipped one (it's in a sort of purple-ish/very deep pink container) is pretty consistent in its texture, perhaps a bit drier than non-whipped, but always smooth. The regular 1% (in a bright pink container) has a little more liquid than I prefer.
I don't know where you are located, but in my experience, the Friendship cottage cheese is located primarily in the northeast. I used to live in Michigan, and it was a challenge finding it in the Midwest.
p.s. Although Friendship is a subsidiary of Breakstone's, the cottage cheeses are very different in texture. I once mistakenly bought the Breakstone's one thinking it should be the same since it's the parent company, and it's definitely not.
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