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Old 01-14-2000, 09:15 PM
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Unhappy WHIPING CREAM ??!! SOUR??!!

if whiping cream turn sour.....still can be use???? as yogurt ,?? sour cream??
do i really need to throw that stufff??
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Old 01-15-2000, 06:17 AM
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If it turned sour on its own toss it. You can whip homemade creme fraiche though if you wanted a soured whipped cream.
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Old 01-16-2000, 01:25 AM
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Stale soured cream is great for scones.
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soured whipped cream is a reaction of the bacterias, they have won over time, refridgeration and proper hygene.

Let it go. You don't want tummy trouble.

Unless you have done this on purpose with proper Friendly bacterias.
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