Indydebi's Bc...can I Use A Different Form Of Dream Whip?

Baking By julesh268 Updated 12 Aug 2010 , 11:38pm by mamawrobin

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julesh268 Posted 12 Aug 2010 , 4:54am
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I couldn't find "Dream Whip" at my local store, but they had other forms of stable. I am going to make a batch for the first time, but don't want to waste the ps if the stable I purchased wont work. Thoughts?

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mamawrobin Posted 12 Aug 2010 , 5:25am
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I couldn't find "Dream Whip" at my local store, but they had other forms of stable. I am going to make a batch for the first time, but don't want to waste the ps if the stable I purchased wont work. Thoughts?





I've used other brands of powdered whipped topping..like Kroger brand for instance. Dream Whip is the best though. Have you checked Wal-Mart? That's where I buy mine. It's on the shelf above the jello. thumbs_up.gif

What did you buy? A prepared whipped topping isn't going to work.

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julesh268 Posted 12 Aug 2010 , 7:30pm
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No, I didn't buy a prepared whipped topping...actually I don't think I ever have in my whole life. But, I bought "Whip It" at Woodmans. It is a whip cream stablizer, the same as Dream Whip, but a different brand. I am guessing it will work just fine. Well, I shall report back in a few hours after I make my first batch!

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mamawrobin Posted 12 Aug 2010 , 8:49pm
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No, I didn't buy a prepared whipped topping...actually I don't think I ever have in my whole life. But, I bought "Whip It" at Woodmans. It is a whip cream stablizer, the same as Dream Whip, but a different brand. I am guessing it will work just fine. Well, I shall report back in a few hours after I make my first batch!




Yeah...it should work fine. I have used Kroger's brand of powdered whipped topping and it worked just the same.

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DeeDelightful Posted 12 Aug 2010 , 9:07pm
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Ditto....used the Kroger brand last week and it works.

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cdgleason Posted 12 Aug 2010 , 9:33pm
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I have been using "Dr. Oekter whip it" for years... but I use it as a whipped cream stalilizer. It helps stablize whipped cream when I'm making mousse. i've never used it in standard buttercream recipes that call for dream whip.
I have also bought the Kroger brand of ready whip and it seemed to work well, as well as the name brand!!

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Postal_Cakemaker Posted 12 Aug 2010 , 9:34pm
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icon_rolleyes.gif I use off brand shortning, and dream whip every time and I've never had a complaint. thumbs_up.gif

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mamawrobin Posted 12 Aug 2010 , 11:38pm
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icon_rolleyes.gif I use off brand shortning, and dream whip every time and I've never had a complaint. thumbs_up.gif




I don't mind using an 'off brand' of whipped topping but I like my Crisco thumbs_up.gif Used GV brand once and tossed the icing. Just wasn't the same.

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