🍫 Cottage Cheese Chocolate Mousse (Most Popular)
Texture: Smooth, pudding-like
Time: 3 minutes
Protein-packed
Ingredients
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1 cup full-fat cottage cheese
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1½–2 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder
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1–2 tbsp sweetener (allulose, monk fruit, honey, or maple)
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½ tsp vanilla extract (optional)
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Pinch of salt
Instructions
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Add everything to a blender or food processor
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Blend until completely smooth (important!)
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Chill 10–15 minutes for best texture
✨ Tastes like chocolate cheesecake filling.
🍮 Chocolate Cottage Cheese Pudding (Thicker)
Texture: Spoonable, dense, dessert-style
Ingredients
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1 cup cottage cheese
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2 tbsp cocoa powder
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2 tbsp melted dark chocolate (optional but elite)
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Sweetener to taste
Blend until silky smooth. Chill longer for extra thickness.
🍫 Cottage Cheese Chocolate Fudge Cups
Texture: Firm, truffle-like
Ingredients
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1 cup cottage cheese
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2 tbsp cocoa powder
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2 tbsp melted butter or coconut oil
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Sweetener to taste
Blend → pour into silicone molds → freeze 1–2 hours.
❓ Q & A
Q: Can you taste the cottage cheese?
A: Nope.
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Once blended, it tastes like creamy chocolate dessert
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The curds completely disappear
Q: Do I need a blender?
A: Yes.
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Food processor or high-speed blender is key
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Stirring won’t cut it (grainy texture)
Q: Best cottage cheese to use?
A:
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Full-fat = creamiest
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Small curd blends smoother
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Low-fat works, but texture is thinner
Q: Is this keto-friendly?
A: Yes!
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Use allulose / monk fruit
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Check cottage cheese carbs (usually 2–3g per ½ cup)
Q: Can I make it carnivore?
A: Mostly.
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Dairy-based
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Cocoa is plant-derived, so it’s relaxed carnivore
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Strict carnivore would skip cocoa
Q: How long does it last?
A:
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Fridge: 2–3 days
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Flavor actually improves after chilling

