Can it be used for whipped cream?
1261628
No, and personally i was very disappointed with this product, it has a bit of a chalky flavor and tried using in a variety of ways and still did not feel this product provided value or taste. I prefer at this point to get whole milk powder from Holland and the flavor is excellent and goes allot further in flavor and sense of creaminess in everything I have used it in
1711648
That's an interesting idea! I might try using this for making meringue or whipped cream, but this blade may have trouble whipping it consistently in a standing blender live my beehive...
173103
Absolutely. I don't know how much it affects whipping time if at all because I haven't tried a side-by-side comparison. I treat the cream as directed at least one day ahead of time. The lactose converts to a different sugar that doesn't seem to affect the whipping properties. Stiff peakable.
1685356
the charger is one use - you fill your container with cream (mine holds 16 oz), add vanilla extract and sweetener if desired - and then the charger will make a full container's worth of whipped cream.
1120692
I don't think it would whip. In my experience it stays more liquid in the fridge than the canned variety. You need the kind that separates into coconut liquid and cream for it to whip.
1076264
We buy those pint size containers of whipping cream and add some vanilla flavoring (in the coffee aisle or local coffee shop sells big bottles). It takes one N2O charger per pint of whip cream http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00007JXR4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The company says make sure to use it all within 10 days but when I called, the rep said as long as the date on the carton of cream is still good, the whip is still good. It's definitely durable and even though we've only had it a few months, I could see it lasting several years.
1582407
Nope, definitely not cordless. And the power cord is a little too short. But I make it work. If you go for cordless, that sounds pretty cool, but make sure it has enough power to do the job, and if it didn't have a whisk attachment, I would opt for a corded one that did over cordless that didn't. Whipped cream and mayonnaise are a breeze with it! :)
1894650
You should be able to set it on whipped cream topping with no problems if placed gently on it. My toppers are a thin edible fondant sheets and not the rice sugar paper type so they don't dissolve the same as the rice paper type.
216031
The product is designed to add to whipping cream at the time you are whipping it. So I add a package to a half pint of heavy cream and whip it together.
604798
The cream is more like heavy whipping cream so it would depend on the recipe but I do use it a lot. Just keep in mind it has more fat and almost no water.
1395003
I tried using it to whip cream and it did nothing, not even soft peaks, and I gave it a long time with very cold whipping cream.
2046582
I've made many bowls full of whipped cream in this mixer. Freeze the bowl and beater first.
933216
Just fine. It HAS a batter paddle. The whip paddle is for cream, meringue, and things like vinaigrette. You don't want to incorporate a lot of air into cake batter and the the paddle included with the Compact does an excellent job.
453960
The beaters are like two whisks, not like the old style flat bladed ones. I think it would do a fine job of whipping cream. Just make sure you have a very deep bowl because it is very powerful.
2046581
Not sure if whipping cream would work. I would try putting the bowl and the beater in the freezer so that you start with a very cold bowl. Also make sure you take the cream out of the fridge at the last minute
204482
You will have to whip much longer with the stick blender, than with a stand mixer or hand mixer. It's not impossible but would not be my first choice.
2001400
I imagine so - I use mine for cake batter all the time. Bread dough is too thick for this model, though.