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Same-portion calorie comparison
How many calories are in cottage cheese casserole?
Changing low-fat curd to full-fat curd, then adding butter, cream and condensed milk transforms the same-size slice. Enter the recipe in Calk.

Same 250 g portion, different choices: main ingredient, binder, fats, sweeteners, liquid, addition.
How dairy fat and additions change a sweet bake
In these two examples, the changes are: main ingredient — cottage cheese 1% → cottage cheese 9%, fats — added: butter, liquid — milk → cream, addition — berries → raisins.
Lower calorie
267 kcal
250 g
107 kcal per 100 g
higher vs lower calorie
+110%
Higher calorie
562 kcal
250 g
225 kcal per 100 g

- The cottage cheese changes from 1% to 9% fat.
- Butter, cream and condensed milk go into the 9% cottage-cheese recipe.
- It uses raisins instead of fresh berries, removing much of the water and concentrating the fruit sugar.
Cottage cheese casserole, bread pudding and quick-bread calories
Calculate calories and macros for cottage cheese casserole, bread pudding, banana bread, semolina cake or another sweet bake.
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Questions about calories in sweet bakes
How many calories are in a slice of cottage cheese casserole?
The two versions shown in Calk contain 267 and 562 kcal per 250 g. Changing low-fat curd to full-fat curd, then adding butter, cream and condensed milk transforms the same-size slice.
Why is a casserole with full-fat curd, butter, cream and raisins higher in calories than one with low-fat curd and berries?
The cottage cheese changes from 1% to 9% fat. Butter, cream and condensed milk go into the 9% cottage-cheese recipe.
How do I calculate my own sweet bake?
Open Sweet bake in Calk and add the dairy base, eggs, flour or semolina, butter, cream, sweetener, fruit and cooked serving weight.

