Can this be used with non-dairy cream? Such as coconut cream?
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I'm not positive, but I don't think so. Directions say it "is suitable for pure whipped cream only." The fat content is an important part of the process.
890048
I doubt it...l it's very dependent on fat content, density, etc. Here's a suggestion: try whipping coconut cream with an egg beater, and see if it will whip at all. I suspect it's too watery. Also, you could call ISI. If you need the number, drop a note, and I'll post it.
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YES!!! I bought it just for that and it absolutely works wonderfully!! The key to the coconut cream is that it needs to be room temperature before you try to dispense of it, otherwise you will use up all the nitric. I discovered if you have stored your coconut cream in the iSi in the refrigerator and want to use it quickly, running it under hot water for a minute helps speed up the process, but DO NOT heat up too long or it will just create a runny mess. NOTE: If you try to dispense and you hear a airy noise and no cream...STOP and wait till it warms up a little more or you will use up all of the nitric. Another note: Buy a lot of nitric! The instruction manual tells you what fat content something needs to have in order for the iSi to work...it is not just for cows milk!
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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.
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Coconut water and coconut oil are distinctly different from each other. I would say coconut water could be substituted for a milk or liquid but definitely not an oil
1721421
Thanks for the inquiry.Ingredients contain Non Dairy Creamer(corn syrup solids, coconut oil and sodium casenate), sugar etc.Thanks, Alex.
1712157
i wouldnt try it unless u have time and more product for error. i tried with butter cream a few different ways. (frozen, cold, crusted,,,) it didnt work well at all.
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I am afraid I do not know the answer, as I have not baked with it. I can tell you that he texture of the coconut creme is harder than a regular creme. I would probably try coconut milk first.
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I'm not sure what Cream of Coconut is, but this stuff is unappetizing. We put some in smoothies and couldn't drink them. If you will tell me how you use cream of coconut, I can tell you whether this is viable as a substitute.
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I've never heard that it could be used as a coffee creamer, and I don't think it would be good for that purpose, because it's not milk, it's coconut oil with coconut meat (which is finely shredded coconut), - so it's more like a spread, but when added to hot oatmeal it makes it taste rich and nutty. It can be added to puddings, cakes, fudge, etc. But not to drinks, I believe. But you can try. Anyway, if you don't like it in your coffee you can also use it in other dishes.
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Instructions are included for making non-dairy yogurts. I have not tried it though. I did have good results with sour cream.
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I did get it to froth a non-dairy product. I have used it on Soy-Milk. Sometimes it works better to warm the liquid. 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."
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The Cream is 100% pure coconut cream, it is neither watered down, nor has the full coconut fat content been diminished. Though it doesn't indicate the water vs coconut content, it is clear when sampled that it is truly a cream and not watered down at all. This coconut cream will even whip up into a whipped cream to die for. Coconut milk wont whip up at all. Another wonderful thing about this cream is that it is awesome for using in making homemade non dairy ice cream. I hope I have helped. I tried various sites to find the coconut vs water content but none of the information I found gave any answer to that. The Cream is 100% pure coconut cream, it is neither watered down, nor has the full coconut fat content been diminished. Though it doesn't indicate the water vs coconut content, it is clear when sampled that it is truly a cream and not watered down at all. This coconut cream will even whip up into a whipped cream to die for. Coconut milk wont whip up at all. Another wonderful thing about this cream is that it is awesome for using in making homemade non dairy ice cream. I hope I have helped. I tried various sites to find the coconut vs water content but none of the information I found gave... » Read More The Cream is 100% pure coconut cream, it is neither watered down, nor has the full coconut fat content been diminished. Though it doesn't indicate the water vs coconut content, it is clear when sampled that it is truly a cream and not watered down at all. This coconut cream will even whip up into a whipped cream to die for. Coconut milk wont whip up at all. Another wonderful thing about this cream is that it is awesome for using in making homemade non dairy ice cream. I hope I have helped. I tried various sites to find the coconut vs water content but none of the information I found gave any answer to that. « Show Less
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We've only used the emu oil, so not sure. The oil is pure emu oil - don't know if the cream is.
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Yes you can, I use this with Nivea body cream because black n white cream has no oil.
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The drops have to sit in the cream for a full day before you can safely use them. As for whipping, I just don't know but don't see why not.
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I've never tried anything but heavy cream, but I don't know any reason why it wouldn't work. Good idea.
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Sorry I don't know. I was not impressed with the product so I don't use it. I think u would be better off with coconut oil.