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AGreek yogurt100 g · USDA Foundation
vs.
BCottage cheese100 g · USDA Foundation
NutrientGreek yogurtCottage cheese
Calorieskcal6184
Proteing10.311
Carbohydrateg3.64.3
Fatg0.42.3
Fiberg——
Total sugarsg3.34.1
Sodiummg36321

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