Can this product be used with whipping cream in a charged dispenser?
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.
216032
I am sorry I don't know what is charged despenser.I just know when I make whipping cream for cakes and stuff I add this product and whip cream stays fresh longer.
249770
Yes if you are making whipped cream, add one charge and shake it up. Whipping siphins can be used for much more. Bread to hollandaise mousse and that's just using nitrous.
968776
Yes I would think so -we use cashews-with a turn of the knob it rotates a paddle wheel type thing to dispense
2046578
Yes, it works great for whipped cream especially since the bowl is a smaller size, you don't need to make a huge batch.
1571924
The Mosa Whip Cream dispenser is allegedly able to turn any liquid to a whip cream consistency. However, I haven't tried it yet. Several months ago I researched a dairy alternative. I Googled and found Soya (soy milk products) to be an easy choice.
1325127
I've never tried that, but I can't imagine that it would cause damage. The only requirement is a high fat content of the cream. If you've got that, I don't think the machine could detect flavoring, it only whips fatty cream. Hope it works well for you.
1969565
I have managed to get to the rest of the product using a small mallet. I place the dispenser into a new clean ziploc-type bag, wrap that loosely in a small/thin towel, place this on hard surface (my basement floor), and hit it with the mallet (usually 3 or 4 blows does the trick) until the container breaks open enough to safely get to the cream. I store the cream in an undamaged bag in a cool place and away from light. I get an additional 3 or 4 days worth of cream this way.
1881890
I would say you probably should mix the batter in another bowl. Then pour it into the dispenser.
1125464
There is a line inside the container, do not fill past that, and for whipped cream I use 2 chargers, shake well.
580737
I have not tried that, but it does work with Bath and Body works cream. I do prefer to add a bit of body massage oil to it.
279867
Not having ever made whipped cream using a soda charger, I can only answer this by saying I make my whip cream in a whip creamer using cream chargers. That being said, I add vanilla and powdered sugar. Do NOT use granulated sugar as it will ruin the mechanism. The amount used depends on how much whip cream you are making. If making a pint of whip cream, I use 3 tablespoons of powdered sugar and 1 teaspoon of vanilla. If you check the iSi website, they have recipes for making whip cream.
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.
1630379
A prior answer is the correct one - it cannot dispense the expresso at the same time that milk is being steamed. But it you consider the matter for a moment, I think you may find that there is no significant reason why you would want it to.
2222374
Yes! The whisk attachment is splendid for whipping cream. Would recommend a deep bowl though. I use these steel ones from Cuisinart I found on Amazon too.
1215329
I do not think so. But truthfully, I have not tried it for that because I have the other cannister used primarily for that. If you try it, I would only use maybe a pint of cream. Good luck!
712544
Mmmm...Never tried, but as long as you have a high enough fat content you should be able to whip any liquid into cream. Not sure if there is a coconut or almond milk out there that is high enough in fat. You'll probably get something closer to whipped "pudding."
1819526
I have never tried to make whip cream with this product. It is pretty dense so idk. It is very yummy though. I have added it to smoothies and shakes. Sometimes I just eat it with a spoon :)