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Diabetics can have cottage cheese. Lowfat cottage cheese is great.
Sour cream has too much fat in it for Diabetics. Lowfat sour cream is awful. for dipping.No taste.
Maybe UR friend just doesn't like CC.
no actually he told me he loves cottage cheese but he cant have it, so instead he uses sour cream...wierd!
I love sour cream. In our house, we are all in agreement, if its good, its even better with sour cream. We eat it on everything Mexican, which we eat a lot of. I always put some in mashed potatoes and in cornbread. No measuring, just a big blob, or two.
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Has anyone had Krogers brand soour cream with chives. It is fantastic.
It almost reminds u of french onion dip.
Checked with Kroger, and online... could not find sour cream with chives. Are you sure that is not a cream cheese with chives???
Mashed potatoes with sour cream taste so fluffy and light! That's my way to make mashed potatoes ( plus a pinch of fresh chopped dill )...
I also add sour cream to almost any soup.
A toast with sour cream and very little sugar on the top ( for that crunchy feeling) is yummy! You can mix sour cream with any jam/preserves if you want a sweet tread but not too many calories
I like it in homemade wraps, baked potatoes...sometimes on steak tacos (soft shell)...also with fresh slow cooked pot roast, the kind that just pulls apart easily.
And let's not forget beef stroganoff!
I'm with you all. I totally love sour cream! It's even great added to cake batter. Scrumptious!
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