- OZ 'pouring cream' = NZ 'fresh cream'
- OZ 'thickened cream' = NZ nothing - there is no equivalent
- OZ 'double cream' = NZ 'thickened cream'
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Tuesday, 17 February 2009
Thickened cream in NZ...
Is what we know as 'double cream' in Oz. The thing is there is nothing in between that and what is known in oz as 'pouring cream'. When we were first buying cream here Peter and I thought it a rip off that the cream labeled 'thickened cream' was twice the price of the pouring cream. But now that we have bought some and now know it is actually 'double cream' I can understand why we pay a premium for it. So here is a simple to follow guide in case you ever find yourself having to buy cream in NZ (or the other way round, for our NZ friends):
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It's the same in Denmark. They have "coffee cream" only for use in coffee, "food making cream" that you use in cooked dishes that require cream, & "whipping cream" that as the name suggests you use for whipping (but it's not the same as thickened cream)
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