These high-protein whipped cottage cheese balls topped with fruit and almonds are quick and easy to make and are perfect for breakfast or as a snack.
Whipped Cottage Cheese Balls
I love this simple whipped cottage cheese ball recipe. It’s a delicious way to get 32 grams of protein a day. It’s super easy to make and requires no cooking. You can top it with whatever fruit you like. I used bananas and berries, but peaches and pineapple would be delicious too. If you’re looking for more cottage cheese recipes, try these Savory Cottage Cheese Balls , Berry Cottage Cheese Breakfast Balls , or Peach Pie Cottage Cheese Balls .
Why You'll Love This Whipped Cottage Cheese Ball Recipe
Not everyone is a fan of cottage cheese because of its texture. If you are, you will love these whipped cottage cheese balls! Mix the cottage cheese and it will go from lumpy to smooth in less than a minute.
- Healthy High Protein Breakfast: One bowl contains 32.5 grams of protein, making it the perfect way to start your day. Plus, it's low in calories.
- easy: Yes, you'll need to get out the blender, but then you can just top the cottage cheese with whatever fruit and nuts you have on hand. And if you're usually in a rush in the morning, you can even prepare the meal ahead of time.
Breakfast is ready. - Dietary restrictions: This product is high in protein, vegetarian, gluten-free, and Weight Watchers friendly.
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Cottage Cheese Ball Ingredients
Here are all the ingredients you need to make this healthy whipped cottage cheese ball recipe. Exact measurements are listed in the recipe card below.
- Cottage cheese: Some brands sell cottage cheese whipped in a container, but I like the taste of Good Culture so much that I whip it myself.
- vanilla: For a sweeter flavor, use vanilla extract or vanilla bean paste. If using a vanilla bean, cut it in half and scrape out the seeds with a spoon.
- sweetener: Any kind will do. Granulated sugar, honey, maple syrup. For a sugar-free, calorie-free option, use monk fruit.
- fruit: I used sliced bananas and also mixed in berries (blueberries, raspberries, strawberries).
- nuts: If you want some crunch and added protein, add some almond flakes.
How to Make Whipped Cottage Cheese Balls
Make breakfast in 2 simple steps! Please see the recipe card below for detailed instructions..
- Whipped Cottage Cheese: Place cottage cheese, vanilla, and sweetener in a blender and process on medium speed until smooth.
- Making cottage cheese balls: Pour the whipped cottage cheese into two bowls and top with fresh fruit and almonds.
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- What can I use instead of whipping cottage cheese? If you don't like cottage cheese, substitute Greek yogurt. You can skip the blender step, and if you use vanilla yogurt, omit the sweetener and vanilla.
- fruit: Use seasonal fruits such as peaches, figs, pineapple, mango, and pomegranate seeds.
- nuts: Use walnuts or pecans instead of almonds.
- seed: For more protein and fiber, top with flaxseed, chia seeds, or hemp seeds.
How to prepare cottage cheese balls for a meal
- Whipped cottage cheese a day in advance and stored in two airtight containers.
- Top with fruit and nuts. If using bananas or apples, cut them just before serving to prevent them from turning brown.
- Mix it up and enjoy in the morning!
Whipped cottage cheese will keep for up to 5 days, so you can double the recipe for breakfast throughout the week.
Whipping Cottage Cheese FAQ
Whipping cottage cheese has a smoother texture than regular cottage cheese.
There are several brands that make whipped cottage cheese, but I don't like any of them, so I make it at home using my favorite, Good Culture.
No. They are both soft and creamy cheeses, but they are different. Cottage cheese is less sweet, has more protein, and is lower in calories. Whipped ricotta is fantastic on toast. For example, whipped ricotta toast with roasted tomatoes, or in quiches, muffins, or baked pasta for a creamy texture.
Greek yogurt and cottage cheese are both good choices. Nutritionally, they are both healthy, cottage cheese is lower in carbs and yogurt is higher in protein. The taste and texture are different, so it depends on your personal preference. Use whichever you like better!
So many things! Cottage cheese is delicious with fruits, nuts, honey, and even vegetables and herbs. It’s a savory option.
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Produce: 2 Servings
Serving Size: One bowl
Add cottage cheese, vanilla, and sweetener to a blender.
Mix on medium-high speed until smooth, about 30 seconds. You may need to scrape down the sides.
Pour into two bowls and top with fresh berries and almond slices.
Final step:
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- yogurt: If you don't like cottage cheese, substitute Greek yogurt. You can skip the blender step, and if you use vanilla yogurt, omit the sweetener and vanilla.
- fruit: Use seasonal fruits such as peaches, figs, pineapple, mango, and pomegranate seeds.
- nuts: Use walnuts or pecans instead of almonds.
- seed: For more protein and fiber, top with flaxseed, chia seeds, or hemp seeds.
clothing material: One bowl, calorie: 328 calorie, carbohydrate: 45.5 g, protein: 32.5 g, province: 10 g, Saturated fat: 3.5 g, cholesterol: 30 mg, salt: 697 mg, fiber: 7 g, sugar: 13 g
