National Whipped Cream Day
Things You May NOT Know About Whipped Cream
Making Clouds of Fluffy Whipped Cream
- It's origin is old having been around since the 16th century!
- It was once called "milk snow".
- Early recipes called for whipping the cream with a willow or rush branch.
- For the cream to whip, temp must be under 50 degrees, else you have butter!
- Tallest dollop of whipped cream: 7 1/4 ins topping off a mug of cocoa
Slices of Pumpkin Pie & Key Lime Pie, Ice Cream Sundaes & Banana Splits, Mugs of Hot Cocoa & Egg Nog Lattes are absolutely naked without the luxurious dollop...or two or three...of fluffy whipped cream!
Whether one likes whipped cream squirted straight out those nifty
aerosol cans, or prefers the more traditional version of whisking cream
by hand, whipped cream is truly one of those little delights in life
that deserves a bit of praise and recognition. Whipped Cream Day
provides the perfect excuse to indulge in a sweet treat with a generous
portion of creaminess on top.
Read The Skinny on Fats to learn why you shouldn’t be afraid of full fat real dairy like the cream. Our body is dependent on healthy fats in our diet in order to function properly.
Read The Skinny on Fats to learn why you shouldn’t be afraid of full fat real dairy like the cream. Our body is dependent on healthy fats in our diet in order to function properly.
Happy Whipped Cream Day!
Making Clouds of Fluffy Whipped Cream
Is your mouth watering yet?
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