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| My local supermarket has heavy cream on sale. Can this be frozen? Its quarts of fresh cream. Thinking ice cream this coming summer.
Jane |
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| can't think if any reason you can't..... |
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| We've never frozen heavy cream, but we've frozen half and half. When it thaws, it looks like its curdled. But we've used it in making ice cream and it's been fine. |
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| Here is some info I copied for my notes, haven't tested how it turns out yet though: Freeze only pasteurized cream containing at least 40 percent butterfat. Cream can be frozen whipped or unwhipped; however, it often does not whip after being frozen. Freeze dollops of sweetened whipped cream on a baking sheet. When frozen, package in freezer bags. To thaw, place on dessert just before serving. |
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| So I guess that means it can't be whipped? Thinking of all sorts of dessert which take whipped cream, mousses etc. It is Ultra Pasteurized so I don't think I need to heat it. Thanks ngraham for having those notes. Jane |
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| Now I HAVE frozen sweetened whipped cream, only once, but it worked remarkably well. I was amazed at how well it held up. Above it says to freeze sweetened whipped cream in dollops, but I just put mine in a tubt. I haven't tried it in liquid form, but sure worked well whipped. I did sweeten it though, knowing I would use it as topping. |
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