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Cottage cheese has become popular on social media. It was a good protein alternative to feeding people during World War I but didn’t become popular in Germany until after World War II. The novel, The Electrician and the Seamstress took place during the rise of the Nazis. The post-war era saw significant advancements in the food processing and packaging industry, which greatly facilitated the production and distribution of cottage cheese. Infrastructure and manufacturing improvements helped facilitate packaged food. Government policies and regulations supported dairy farming and ensured food safety, further promoting the availability of cottage cheese. These combined factors led to the widespread adoption and popularity of cottage cheese in the post-war period. I added Cottage Cheese to the recipe to boost protein.

The term "devilled," in culinary contexts, dates back to the 18th century and was used to describe foods that were prepared with hot spices or condiments, denoting the fiery quality of the devil. Savor the classic delight of Devilled Eggs, an appetizing staple at gatherings, where hard-boiled eggs are transformed into a culinary gem. Their smooth, creamy filling, made from the yolks mixed with mayonnaise, mustard, and a hint of paprika, is piped back into the egg whites, creating a delectable and elegant bite-sized treat perfect for any occasion.