Cottage‑Cheese & Egg Power Bowl
- Devon Tonneson

- Jul 21
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 20

Why I eat it
The cottage cheese supplies about 450 mg of sodium and solid protein in one scoop—just enough to nudge blood‑volume when a mild POTS dizzy spell creeps in. The eggs add another 12 g of protein plus choline for mental clarity. It’s a fast, utensil‑light snack I can assemble at my desk with zero stovetop time.
(Neutral for lupus; dairy can be a vestibular‑migraine trigger for some—skip or swap if that’s you.)
Ingredients (single serving)
Item | Amount | Bought at | Notes |
Large eggs | 2, hard‑boiled & quartered | Harris Teeter | Boil in a batch, keep chilled 3 days. |
Low‑fat cottage cheese (2 %) | ½ cup | Trader Joe’s | ~450 mg sodium, 14 g protein. |
Sea salt | pinch | Pantry | Optional—add if you need extra sodium. |
Fresh cracked pepper | pinch | Pantry | Balances the dairy sweetness. |
Method (3 minutes)
Quarter the pre‑boiled eggs into a bowl.
Add cottage cheese on the side.
Season lightly with salt and pepper. Eat immediately.
Nutrition snapshot
Protein ≈ 26 g
Sodium ≈ 450 mg (without added salt)
Potassium ≈ 230 mg
Prep time ≤ 3 min, entirely seated


