Ingredients
-
1
-
1
-
1
-
1
-
3 - 4
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Directions
Darlene’s Low-Cal, No-Fat Pineapple Cheese Spread, About 14 years ago I was on a very strict low cholesterol, low fat diet I love cheese and spreads so I made this recipe up and even my kids and son in laws loved it So I have been making it ever since Best on raw veggies, also can use on crackers, I was very disappointed with this spread I’d been planning to try this for several months and finally did shortly after the New Year, when I resolved to eat healthier I’d read the reviews and thought it sounded good This was one step above horrible and, after languishing in the refrigerator for two weeks, was thrown away The cheese mixture before the seasonings were added was not offensive, just bland and ordinary However, once you added the seasonings, it became harsh, bitter and chalky Even many hours chilling in the refrigerator did not mellow the flavor In a vain attempt to salvage the spread, I added more pineapple to counteract the seasonings, then attempted to thin and dilute it with more pureed cottage cheese, and then milk Alas, at the end of the day, it just wasn’t worth the calories (even if they are reduced in number!) On the upside, I do think the cheese mixture has potential as a base for a healthier spread Some combination of fresh, chopped herbs and scallions would add fresh, vivid flavor, while avoiding that overly processed tang from the seasoning mixes Also, thinning the spread slightly with lemon juice, milk or some other fluid would greatly enhance the texture I don’t mean to sound harsh; obviously, there are many people who loved it, just not me :), To be low fat this is really a good cheese spread I was surprised at how easy it was to make I will be making this again
Discover ground-breaking new supplements! SHOP & SAVE
Steps
1
Done
|
In a Food Processor, Put American Cheese Slices, and Process on High Till Smooth, Add Cottage Cheese, Process Till Smooth, Add All the Remaining Ingredients and Process Till Smooth. Refrigerate For 1 to 2 Hours So Flavors May Blend. |
2
Done
|
Makes a Big Butter Tub Full. |