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  1. Our 10 Most-Saved Recipes This Week—Including Grilled Chicken Skewers and No-Bake Dessert Bars

    We’re a week out from Memorial Day weekend, and judging by our readers’ most-saved recipes, we are officially in a summer state of mi…
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  2. 7 Ways To Follow a High-Protein Diet Without Overspending

    Fact checked by Nick Blackmer To make a high-protein diet more affordable, you can consider plant-based proteins, and less popular cuts of meat.Credi…
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  3. The Hands Down Best Grocery Store Cottage Cheese

    Assorted tubs of cottage cheese – Sam Zwick/Mashed We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Remember when TikTok couldn’t get enough cottage cheese? Although the trend may have died down, cottage cheese remains an endlessly versatile, protein-packed food that deserves a sp…
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  4. Toss Your Cottage Cheese When It Looks Like This

    Credit: DERA BURRESON / DOTDASH MEREDITH My absolute favorite treat as a kid was my own personal chalice of cottage cheese—I’d snap a plastic cup off the 4-pack, rip the seal, and scoop with delight into the creamy, tangy curds. But my indefatigable love for cottage cheese went on a brief hiatus…
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  5. The #1 Cottage Cheese Brand, According to 4 Chefs

    Reviewed by Dietitian Lisa Valente, M.S., RD Credit: Recipe photo: Grant Webster. EatingWell design. Key Points Cottage cheese is super popular right now because it’s high-protein and versatile. One brand, Good Culture, …
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  6. 7-Day Anti-Inflammatory Meal Plan for Better Blood Sugar, Created by a Dietitian

    Reviewed by Dietitian Jessica Ball, M.S., RD Credit: Recipe photo: Jen Causey and Ali Redmond. EatingWell design. About This Plan This 7-day plan is set at 1,800 calo…
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  7. I found myself with a bunch of cottage cheese, and there's a limit to how many parfaits I can eat. I tried a coleslaw recipe that uses it, and that was so-so. But today I used it to make chocolate chip cookies, and they actually turned out pretty good, almost like muffin tops.

    I am open to other suggestions. I'm thinking of trying it in some zucchini bread.

    #baking #cooking #CottageCheese

  8. Best Foods to Preserve Muscle Mass as You Age – Eating Well

    Credit: Photo: Jen Causey. EatingWell Design.

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    Dietitians Reveal 7 Muscle-Preserving Foods to Support Strength as You Age

    Want to protect your strength as you age? Dietitians say these nutrient-packed foods can help.

    By Victoria Whittington, RDN, Updated on January 16, 2026

    Reviewed by Dietitian, Alyssa Pike, RDN

    In This Article

    Credit: Photo: Jen Causey. EatingWell Design.
    • Maintaining muscle as we age helps keep us strong, mobile and independent.
    • Dietitians recommend prioritizing protein-containing foods such as tofu, eggs, cottage cheese and salmon.
    • Pair these foods with resistance training to help preserve muscle strength as you age.

    Preserving muscle mass as we age is essential for staying strong, mobile and independent. Muscle naturally declines over time, which can affect balance, blood sugar control and even brain health.1,2 The good news: What you eat—and how you move—can help slow that loss and support healthier aging.

    Protein-rich foods, along with other key nutrients, play an important role in maintaining lean muscle. We spoke with registered dietitians to bring you the best foods to preserve muscle as you age, plus other tips to keep you strong and healthy.

    Tofu

    Tofu is a complete plant-based protein—meaning it contains all of the essential amino acids your body cannot make on its own—that supports muscle as you age. Research suggests soy can support gains in lean mass and strength comparable to those of whey protein when total protein intake and training are matched.3

    “One cup ( about 240 grams) of tofu offers about 20 grams of protein, making it an easy way to boost your daily intake,” says Amy Brownstein, M.S., RDN.4 When shopping for tofu, look for extra-firm, as it provides more protein than soft versions. Try it in stir-fries or grain bowls, or blend silken tofu into smoothies for a creamy, protein-rich snack.

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    Cottage Cheese

    Cottage cheese is an easy, protein-packed food that’s worth adding to your grocery list. “Because it’s easy to eat and requires little preparation, it can be especially helpful for meeting protein needs throughout the day,” says registered dietitian Juliana Crimi, RD, M.H.Sc.

    One cup of low-fat cottage cheese provides about 24 grams of protein.5“It’s also a source of calcium, vitamin D and vitamin B12, nutrients that support muscle function and overall musculoskeletal health in middle-aged and older adults,” Crimi adds.6,7

    Try it sweet with berries and nuts, savory with olive oil and tomatoes or spread on whole-grain toast for a quick snack.

    Eggs

    “Eggs are a versatile and affordable protein option, and combining them with other foods makes it easier to meet your protein needs,” says Talia Follador, RDN, LDN. Each egg contains about 6 to 7 grams of protein along with leucine, an amino acid that helps stimulate muscle protein synthesis.8 Eggs also supply vitamin D and choline, nutrients that play a role in neuromuscular function.9,10

    Ely IA, Phillips BE, Smith K, et al. A focus on leucine in the nutritional regulation of human skeletal muscle metabolism in ageing, exercise and unloading states. Clin Nutr. 2023;42(10):1849-1865. doi:10.1016/j.clnu.2023.08.010

    You can enjoy eggs as part of a meal or snack. Scramble them into breakfast tacos, add sliced hard-boiled eggs to salads or make an egg-and-vegetable frittata for a simple, protein-rich meal.

    Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.

     

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Best Foods to Preserve Muscle Mass as You Age

    Tags: Cottage Cheese, Dietitians, Eating Well, Eggs, Lean Muscle, Mobility, Muscle Mass, Protein Shakes, Salmon, Taco Bell Protein, Tofu
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  9. Cottage cheese just got a major glow-up. 🧀✨

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