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Charbar 05-30-2002 10:24 PM

What do you do with laughing cow cheese?
 
I've heard around that "laughing cow" cheese is a great staple on ww. I purchased some today.. now what?

Do you just eat right out of the wrapper? spread it on a cracker? cook with it?

I am looking forward to this product.. I live in Wisconsin - I have to love cheese. Any ideas would be great.. thanks!

Dana
235/224/212 10% mini goal

Dawnajoy 05-31-2002 02:05 AM

I love the laughing cow light flavored wedges. My favorite way to use them is to take several slices of low-fat ham and spread them with my wedge of cheese, then roll up. Makes a great protein snack. Tastes an awful lot like an appetizer I used to make (with full fat cream cheese) before WW. It's yummy. I have also spread it on toasted light bread (instead of mayo or mustard) for a great sandwich (just add the lunch meat of your choice).

MelissaL 05-31-2002 09:03 AM

This is one of my staples as well. I spread one wedge on 7 reduced fat triscuits for a 3 point snack. I know members who use it on bagels, baked potatoes, celery, etc. I've gotten the regular laughing cow and it's only 1 point per wedge, which is the same as the light. It's one of my favorites!

Wind 05-31-2002 05:51 PM

Cheese
 
They are good spread on some crackers,or my favorite cut up a red delicious apple and get two triangles of cheese,bite tip of cheese and bite apple,and chew it together and it tastes really good.

Itryharder 05-31-2002 06:39 PM

I like these too. I'll throw one in my lunch bag and have a 1 point snack all by itself. I've also put a wedge on the two halves of a lite English muffin for two points total. All the other ideas are great. It's a nice, smooth, tasty cheese--a little like other higher fat cheeses. Hope you like it.:cool:

Tara 05-31-2002 09:41 PM

I love this cheese! Its so good!

I like to take a wedge (it goes a long way) and use it on reduced fat triscuits and then I put a dab of salsa on top of the cheese. ITS DEVINE!!!

I am going to have some right now!

Thanks for the reminder :)

Tara :^:

Charbar 06-02-2002 02:00 PM

This cheese is soooo good! thanks for all the great ideas. What I like about it is how easy it is to spread straight from the fridge. I've been using it on natural ovens bread (2 pts) lightly toasted with 1 oz of chicken and onion. I spread the cheese on as if it were butter :)

Does anyone cook with it?

Dana

duchessnicole 06-02-2002 08:04 PM

I was wondering what the Laughing Cow cheese was myself. I am glad I read through this thread because now I am dying to go find some!

Thanks all! :)

Sunshine101 06-04-2002 09:27 AM

Here's a yummy recipe:

Take some chicken breasts, pound them out. Place a slice of lean ham and a laughing cow wedge in the middle of each chicken breast. Roll it all up, use toothpicks to secure.
Place seam down on baking sheet, sprinkle with a bit of Shake N' Bake and bake for about 35 min at 350F.

Delicious and only 5 points each!!! Enjoy! :)

Charbar 06-06-2002 09:54 AM

a great 4 pt breakfast
 
This morning i made an amazing 4 pt breakfast :)

egg whites 1pt
red pepper and onions 0 pts - got to get those veggies in :)
2 T of LF cheese
~ what a wonderful and filling 2 pt omlete

2 slices of natural ovens toast 1pt
"buttered" with 1 laughing cow cheese 1 pt

I am almost always looking for ways to replace butter.. I am almost off butter completely!!! :) The laughing cow cheese adds so much more flavour then butter would have.. AND has less points!

Laughing cow is a bit pricey.. I paid $3.69 for it - is that about right?


Don't you just love finding new products :D

Dana
235/219/212 10% ww mini goal

Domina 06-06-2002 12:33 PM

Hey, Slimdown

I bought some laughing cow cheese because of this thread, but I haven't tried it yet. I like the idea of putting it on toast--I'm going to try it.

BTW, congratulations on your weight loss. You go, girl.

Charbar 06-10-2002 01:30 PM

spread laughing cow on celery! what a great tasty way for me to get my veggies in!! (5 a day is a personal goal every day!)

Dana

my2guys 07-11-2002 11:45 AM

I sometimes pop one right out of the fridge for a great little snack, but i like to spread one on five melba toast rounds at night for a great low point snack. Enjoy!!! Diane

tcher1977 07-20-2002 10:01 PM

Hi, I just found this recipe on the WW boards. I tried it last night, and it was so good. Cook 1 box of frozen chopped spinach according to directions. I used the microwave. Drain the spinach well. I usually wait until it cools to the touch, and I actually squeeze the spinach. Then add 4 wedges of the Laughing Cow Light cheese to the container, and microwave until hot. Stir about midway. I served them on artichoke bottoms that I drained, rinsed, and boiled for about 5 minutes, just to soften them up. I served the bottoms with the spinach and cheese spooned on top! What a great veggie dish! And it was only 2 points for half the spinach! You could leave a little of the spinach liquid in and serve as a dip with low fat chips or crackers, but I only had 2 extra points for a snack.
Hope you enjoy!

tcher1977:)

tcher1977 07-22-2002 11:50 AM

Here's another one!
 
Here's another recipe that was just posted on the WW site by VJSULL:

take two corn tortillas(1 point apiece), spread them with 1 wedge of Laughing Cow Cheese, and then top with sauteed veggies. I used peppers, onions, mushrooms and roasted red peppers. It is fantastic! This is a great way to use fresh summer produce, such as zucchini and tomatoes. Try it! Only 3 points for the whole thing!

Sound good to me. I may try this for lunch today.:cp:


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