I think cottage cheese on toast is the true patrician food, guys

put some fresh sliced tomatoes and pepper on top of that

its bretty good

>>8834621
Cottage cheese is for people with a serious case of the gay

Sounds like a perfect way to ruin perfectly good cottage cheese.

Sounds like a perfect way to ruin perfectly good toast.

What an ugly plate.
I bet you are poor.

>>8834683

>includes pall malls in the the pic as a status symbol

What do you think?

>>8834683

Are you genuinely retarded

Cottage cheese and toast are good together, but I use toasted granary bread cut into strips as edible spoons. I also stir some chives into the cottage cheese.

>>8834685
Oh no I didn't realize they were in the pic those aren't mine smoking is fir tards

>>8834688
Poor people have ugly plates and cutlery.
They spend money on necessities, lack the disposable income for nice tableware.
So no, I am not. Neither am I poor.

>>8834621
I like cottage cheese, but I wouldn't put it on toast.

I add hot paprika to my cottage cheese on toast, it's delicious

Put cottage cheese in American Lasagne. Other than that it's a health food.

>>8834826

>it's a health food

How is cottage cheese a health food?

I always thought of it as a cheap side type thing that's almost too mild to even be called cheese but is delicious with almost anything, especially really cold, and has a really pleasant texture.

If it were healthy I'd probably be eating half a tub every day.

>>8834836
Have a look at the nutritional information next time you eat it.

It's an amazing low-cal source of protein that freak beasts eat on the reg for mad gainz. Then again I guess maybe you add sugar and lard to it in Burgerland?

>>8834856

I'm aware that it's a good source of cheap (monetarily- and calorie-wise) protein for /fit/ fags - I just don't equate muh protein muh gainz /ft/ food with health food.

Most people would put yogurt over cottage cheese on the "healthy" scale because of the live cultures (which at least where I live is only recently becoming a thing in cottage cheese).

>>8834826
As far As I'm concerned cottage cheese is better than ricotta cheese in anything that calls for ricotta. I definitely approve of it in Lasagna and Manicotti.

>>8834856
That is true, but it is typically very high in sodium content. Therefore something like Greek yoghurt is probably more suited as health food.

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>>8834621
You should try kajmak. It's a Balkan/Central Asian creamy dairy spread similar, but better than, cottage cheese.

This looks england tier bland.

>>8834621
>patrician
>>>/mu/