Pastry Pride And Frostin Pride???
Decorating By roxxxy_luvs_duff Updated 25 May 2007 , 10:26am by JanH
Can anyone tell me what the difference between these two are before I whip them up (thawing right now).....thanks!
Frostin Pride whips a bit thicker than Pastry Pride. The taste is very similar. I personally prefer the Frostin Pride. If you want to make roses or soft borders, don't over-whip it. Once it reaches stiff peaks, you can stop. It doesn't wilt much at all.
Do either of you know of a place to get wither of these online? I knwo they are frozen I will pay the freight but I can nto find them anywhere. I checked Costco and a local food ditributor with no luck..
Thanks for the help and Hope I did not hijack your note. i jsut thought since you both obviously have it...you might know how to get it
Thanks
Julia
I've only been able to get those products from Smart & Final stores and I live in California. I went to their web site and they have locations in Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. I don't think they sell online. I haven't searched the web to see if anyone else carries the Pastry Pride or Frostin Pride. If I find anything, I'll let you know.
Thanks for the looking. I have searched the web but can not come up with anything. Thansk for the help,
Julia
I bought mine at smart and final(i live in CA too)......does the frostin pride have the taste of whip cream????
...yeah, the taste is really similar...I think it says on the carton one is 'topping' and one is 'filling and topping'....they both are good though...
I was told that Pastry Pride is what Baskin Robbins uses on their ice cream cakse. Smart n Final had both (regular) PP and vanilla PP. I got the regular. I wouldn't swear it was the same, but it definitely tasted like a whipped cream (sort of like cool whip) to me. Here is a thread that I posted a few weeks ago. http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-208861-.html
Rich's Bettercream??? Yeah, pretty much.....
The carton says Rich's Whip, non dairy dessert topping. I have been hesitant to try it because I wasn't sure if it was already sweetened or if it is like heavy whipping cream that you sweeten with sugar.
I would say it is already sweetened....if it doesn't say anything about adding sugars or flavorings...all the other ones are already sweetened.
Are these both the same as the frozen Rich's Whip?
According to the blurb on the Rich's site, Rich's Whip is a (garnish) topping and filling (for puff pastry) while Bettercreme is an icing and filling.
Here's the product info:
http://richs.com/foodservice_products_1.asp
HTH
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