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Snickerdoodle cottage cheese bowl.

Name: Snickerdoodle cottage cheese bowl.
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 1 serving
Ingredients: 3/4 cup cottage cheese (small-curd works best); 1 Genesee Snickerdoodle bar, crumbled into bite-size pieces; 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon (Vietnamese / Saigon if you have it); 1 tsp honey (or pure maple syrup); 1/4 cup mixed berries — blueberries, raspberries, or chopped strawberries; Optional: pinch of flaky sea salt; 1 tbsp toasted pecans for crunch

Full-fat cottage cheese, a crumbled Snickerdoodle Genesee bar, cinnamon, honey, and berries make a five-minute bowl with contrasting creamy and chewy textures.

5 min1 serving

Why this works

One current Snickerdoodle label lists 21g protein and 290 calories. Cottage-cheese nutrition varies considerably by brand and portion, so the finished bowl should be calculated from the container rather than assigned a universal macro total.

Ingredients

3/4 cup cottage cheese (small-curd works best)
1 Genesee Snickerdoodle bar, crumbled into bite-size pieces
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon (Vietnamese / Saigon if you have it)
1 tsp honey (or pure maple syrup)
1/4 cup mixed berries — blueberries, raspberries, or chopped strawberries
Optional: pinch of flaky sea salt; 1 tbsp toasted pecans for crunch

Method

1
Spoon the cottage cheese into a small bowl or wide-mouth jar. Drain only if you prefer a thicker texture.
2
Crumble the Snickerdoodle bar over the top. Aim for bite-size pieces, not powder; you want texture contrast.
3
Dust with the cinnamon, then drizzle the honey across the top in a slow zigzag so each bite gets a touch.
4
Scatter the berries over the bowl. Finish with the pinch of sea salt and the toasted pecans if you're using them. Eat immediately while the bar is still chewy and the cottage cheese is cold.

Notes & variations

Nutrition depends on the cottage cheese, honey, berries, nuts, and serving size. Use their labels if you need exact totals.
Allergen check: cottage cheese contains milk, and the current Snickerdoodle wrapper declares milk and peanuts. Optional pecans add tree nuts.
Full-fat cottage cheese gives a richer texture; lower-fat cottage cheese also works if that better matches your preference.
Meal-prep version: portion the cottage cheese into three jars on Sunday. Crumble the bar + add berries fresh in the morning so the bar stays chewy and the berries don't bleed.
Ricotta or Greek yogurt can work, but each produces a different texture and nutrition profile. Check sweetener ingredients and totals according to your own priorities.

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Ingredients

3/4 cup cottage cheese (small-curd works best)

1 Genesee Snickerdoodle bar, crumbled into bite-size pieces

1/2 tsp ground cinnamon (Vietnamese / Saigon if you have it)

1 tsp honey (or pure maple syrup)

1/4 cup mixed berries — blueberries, raspberries, or chopped strawberries

Optional: pinch of flaky sea salt; 1 tbsp toasted pecans for crunch

Method

Spoon the cottage cheese into a small bowl or wide-mouth jar. Drain only if you prefer a thicker texture.

Crumble the Snickerdoodle bar over the top. Aim for bite-size pieces, not powder; you want texture contrast.

Dust with the cinnamon, then drizzle the honey across the top in a slow zigzag so each bite gets a touch.

Scatter the berries over the bowl. Finish with the pinch of sea salt and the toasted pecans if you're using them. Eat immediately while the bar is still chewy and the cottage cheese is cold.

Notes & variations

Nutrition depends on the cottage cheese, honey, berries, nuts, and serving size. Use their labels if you need exact totals.

Allergen check: cottage cheese contains milk, and the current Snickerdoodle wrapper declares milk and peanuts. Optional pecans add tree nuts.

Full-fat cottage cheese gives a richer texture; lower-fat cottage cheese also works if that better matches your preference.

Meal-prep version: portion the cottage cheese into three jars on Sunday. Crumble the bar + add berries fresh in the morning so the bar stays chewy and the berries don't bleed.

Ricotta or Greek yogurt can work, but each produces a different texture and nutrition profile. Check sweetener ingredients and totals according to your own priorities.