Looking at a German pot of cottage cheese I bought today

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It appears that the German for 'Cottage Cheese' is 'Hutten Kase' (I apologise for missing accents etc)

I know nothing of German. Does this translate as 'Hut Cheese'?

I really hope it does, that would cheer me up

Hutte with an umlaut over the u means cabin or cottage, as in Onkel Toms Hutte.

Thanks TheScience

So am I allowed to call it 'hut cheese', or would that be a bit silly? (I am all for silly)