Cream

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nopleazn Posted 24 Sep 2008 , 8:12pm
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icon_redface.gif Can anyone tell me what whippng cream is? icon_redface.gificon_redface.gificon_redface.gif

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Suzies_Sweats-n-Treats Posted 24 Sep 2008 , 9:19pm
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I am assuming that you ment Whipping Cream unless whippng cream is a brand name (like Bettercream)

Whipping Cream is cream with enough fat for whipping - 30 to 36 % butter fat (or milk fat) Light whipping cream would be 30 to 33%. Heavy Cream or Heavy whipping cream contain over 36% fat. Whipping Cream is sold in most dairy sections by the milk.

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kakeladi Posted 24 Sep 2008 , 11:57pm
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As SuziesSweatsnTerats said........it is a dairy product. It usually is sold by the pint in a small, squat carton like milk.
It is chilled well, then whipped untill it becomes stiff & very fluffy. If you continue to whip it it will turn to butter! icon_smile.gif
Some people add some sugar as it has a rather bland taste. (IMO)
There are a couple of brands of non dairy whipped topping substitutes (Rich's & Frostin Pride) that are available in the US.

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