I'm Confuse is Heavy Cream & Heavy Whipping Cream the same. 
I have a Recipe calling for Heavy Whipping Cream. Please, Help. Thanks for you Help & Respond. 
Margie From Ct 
Heavy cream, which is also called heavy whipping cream in many parts of the country, has a fat content of between 36% and 40% (occasionally 42%). Light cream has between 18% and 30% butterfat (but generally averages 20%), and light whipping cream has between 30% and 36% fat. If you find a carton in the store labeled whipping cream, it is bound to be light whipping cream.
Many, many supermarkets carry heavy cream, but perhaps you should ask the manager at yours if it is available. We doubt that substituting light whipping cream for heavy cream will seriously compromise whatever youre cooking, if you must make the substitution.
I'm making a Tres Leche Cake & It calls for 1 cup heavy whipping cream , So, What I found was Heavy Cream. This is my 1st time making it & It's For a Birthday. 
So, Can I use the Heavy Cream, Yes O Yes. ( Laughing) Thank you, all for your Responds. It appreciated,
Margie From CT
Whipping cream and heavy cream cam be used interchangably... no worries.
Heavy cream, which is also called heavy whipping cream in many parts of the country, has a fat content of between 36% and 40% (occasionally 42%). Light cream has between 18% and 30% butterfat (but generally averages 20%), and light whipping cream has between 30% and 36% fat. If you find a carton in the store labeled whipping cream, it is bound to be light whipping cream.
Many, many supermarkets carry heavy cream, but perhaps you should ask the manager at yours if it is available. We doubt that substituting light whipping cream for heavy cream will seriously compromise whatever youre cooking, if you must make the substitution.
Here's a link to that copyright info from www.ochef.com:
http://www.ochef.com/287.htm
HTH
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