Can Whipped Cream And Buttercream Be Combined Into A 'hybrid' Frosting?

Baking By Svenn Updated 8 May 2020 , 7:25pm by littlejewel

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Svenn Posted 8 May 2020 , 5:26am
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I want a buttercream that retains that simple American buttercream taste but isn't as dense.  All of the egg-based (Swiss, etc) alternatives as well as Ermine (flour) frosting taste completely different.  I've always wanted to find a way to combine whipped cream and whipped butter to make a lower-fat/fluffier American buttercream, but all the recipes online show curdling taking place when people attempt it.  I'm talking 50% whipped cream 50% whipped butter, not those recipes where it's just a regular American buttercream with a few extra tablespoons of heavy cream.  The only exception is the one I found below that seems to involve heating... but it's not clear to me if that heavy cream ends up being structurally whipped or not.  Anyone have any thoughts?

http://artofdessert.blogspot.com/2008/10/accidental-frosting.html

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Marian64 Posted 8 May 2020 , 2:46pm
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Not sure, but would be interesting to know. 

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Marian64 Posted 8 May 2020 , 2:46pm
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Not sure, but would be interesting to know. 

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littlejewel Posted 8 May 2020 , 7:25pm
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what about the recipe with dream whip does anyone remember the name of that recipe?

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