Whipped Cottage Cheese Bowls
I love this easy Whipped Cottage Cheese Bowls recipe, a delicious way to get 32 grams of protein in your day. They’re so easy to make and require no cooking. You can top them with any fruit you like. I used bananas and berries here, but peaches and pineapple would also be delicious. For more cottage cheese recipes, try these Savory Cottage Cheese Bowls, Berry Cottage Cheese Breakfast Bowls, and Peach Pie Cottage Cheese Bowls.
Cottage Cheese Bowls Ingredients
Here’s everything you’ll need to make this healthy whipped cottage cheese bowl recipe. The exact measurements are in the recipe card below.
Healthy High Protein Breakfast: One bowl has 32.5 grams of protein, making it the perfect way to start your day. Plus, they’re low in calories. Easy: Yes, you have to pull out the blender, but after that, all you do is top the cottage cheese with whatever fruit and nuts you have. And if your mornings are usually rushed, you can even meal prep them so you have breakfast ready to go. Dietary Restrictions: They’re high-protein, vegetarian, gluten-free, and Weight Watchers-friendly.
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Cottage Cheese: Although some brands sell whipped cottage cheese in containers, I much prefer the taste of Good Culture, so I whip it myself. Vanilla: Use vanilla extra or vanilla bean paste for a sweeter flavor. If using a vanilla bean, cut it in half and scrape the seeds out with a spoon. Sweetener: Any kind will work–granulated sugar, honey, or maple syrup. For a sugar-free, zero-calorie option, use monk fruit. Fruit: I used sliced bananas and mixed berries (blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries). Nuts: Add slivered almonds for a little crunch and extra protein.
How to Make Whipped Cottage Cheese Bowls
Make breakfast in just 2 easy steps! For the complete instructions, see the recipe card below.
Variations
What can I use instead of whipped cottage cheese? If you don’t love cottage cheese, substitute Greek yogurt. You can skip the blender step, and if you use vanilla yogurt, omit the sweetener and vanilla. Fruit: Use whatever fruit is in season, like peaches, figs, pineapple, mango, or pomegranate seeds. Nuts: Swap almonds for walnuts or pecans. Seeds: For more protein and fiber, top with flax, chia, or hemp seeds.
How to Meal Prep Cottage Cheese Bowls
The whipped cottage cheese will last 5 days, so you can double the recipe for breakfast all week.
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