Cottage Cheese

I'm so glad to hear that it isn't just me.  I have thought it was way more sour than the stuff I used to get in the USA too--enough so that I was questioning if the first tub I bought was rotten.  I could only handle it with a good serving of fruit to kind of mask the flavour.  It wasn't too bad though when I used it in lasagna.  I just can't eat it on my own, and I can't get my little girls to eat it for anything, but I think they might have eaten the milder stuff back home.

I've recently tried the Waitrose brand cottage cheese and thought it was so much more sour / tangy then I've ever had in the US. I'm also 5 months pregnant and I know a lot of the foods I liked before I was pregnant taste different now but I'm glad it wasn't just me who thought it wasn't the same.

I've recently tried the Waitrose brand cottage cheese and thought it was so much more sour / tangy then I've ever had in the US. I'm also 5 months pregnant and I know a lot of the foods I liked before I was pregnant taste different now but I'm glad it wasn't just me who thought it wasn't the same.

Do you work for Waitrose or just love them?  6 of your 7 posts have been about Waitrose   

Do you work for Waitrose or just love them?  6 of your 7 posts have been about Waitrose   

I don't know about nlhargreaves, but I am almost religious in my devotion to Waitrose

Do you work for Waitrose or just love them?  6 of your 7 posts have been about Waitrose   

 

To be fair, Waitrose is lovely. I wish I could afford to do all of my shopping there.

I love Waitrose. Also I think their own-brand cottage cheese is tasty!

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Since I moved, Waitrose is now my closest large supermarket. Whilst I agree that there are nice things about it, I really feel screwed over by some of their pricing. They know they have a fairly captive audience and take advantage of it. I do try and do a big shop with the car and stock up on stuff at other (cheaper) stores but I recently ran out of aluminum foil. My Waitrose wanted £4 for it!! I simply could not bring myself to pay that much so changed my dinner plans to something I could make w/o the foil. 

Do you work for Waitrose or just love them?  6 of your 7 posts have been about Waitrose   

Where I lived (I just moved to a larger town), Waitrose was our only option for groceries.

Where I lived (I just moved to a larger town), Waitrose was our only option for groceries.

Good stuff. I've never been in a Waitrose.  I like grocery stores with neat stuff. I'm sure I'd enjoy it.