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Breakstone’s 2% Milkfat Small Curd Cottage Cheese is a creamy, protein-packed staple with the same trusted quality since 1882. Each 16 oz tub delivers 13g of protein per serving — enjoy with fresh fruit, on toast, or as the base for high-protein dips and pasta dishes.
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