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Cottage Cheese ?

I am 5 days out of being sleeved. Left the hospital on stage 2-pureed stage. On the list it says we can have cottage cheese. I really want to have some. Question is : do I have to strain it, blend and strain it or eat it just like that? Thanks.

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    I am 5 days out of being sleeved. Left the hospital on stage 2-pureed stage. On the list it says we can have cottage cheese. I really want to have some. Question is : do I have to strain it' date=' blend and strain it or eat it just like that? Thanks.[/quote']

    You can just eat it as is. I mix a scoop of unflavored whey Protein in it.

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    Oh yay! I think I'll have it for breakfast tomorrow. Thanks.

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    cottage cheese is funny....i'm 7 months out, but I swear if I don't actually chew it up, it kinda hurts a little. Steak.....tuna.....beef jerky...nope. it's fine. But something as soft as cottage cheese feels weird if I don't chew the heck out of it. Go figure! :huh: It's probably just me, i'm sure....

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    I hope it doesn't hurt. I've been craving it but didn't know how to prepare it.

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