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Tinned cream...
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I bought some at Christmas so I had spare when I couldn't cram anything else into the fridge/freezer and I still like it! Hadn't had it for years. Got mine from Asda.0
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I'm sure I've seen this cream in Farm Stores if you have a branch near you.0
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You can get it from Morrisons - I bought some to make Black Saturn's ice cream. I think it's about 50p a tin, it's not dear.0
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As I was born during WW2, I never tasted cream until visiting my future sister in law in 1960. She always served Nestles tinned cream for Sunday tea. Tinned fruit along with bread and butter.Just recently I found 3 different products on the shelf in a Swedish supermarket: Nestles sterilised cream, condensed milk, used ti be fussels in England, and evaporated milk,which is still sold freely in the UK. I had a go at making an Ohio steamed pudding from a wartime cook book and with the tinned cream, it was truly delicious.Would love to know where one could buy the cream as apposed to condensed milk in UK0
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Just happen to have 4 tins in the cupboard for . . . . emergencies :rotfl:
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I remember that cream-used to love it.We also used to have the Fussels condensed milk which was lovely on raspberries, and evaporated milk.We never had fresh cream from a carton.
We didn't have Tip-Top. My grandmother used to thicken the cream from silver top milk by putting it in a beaker then using a plastic plunger-type device-I think I've seen them in Lakeland.0 -
I think it was sterilised cream too but not had it for ages. Used to love it with those tinned Cadbury Chocolate steamed puddings. Yummy comfort foods0
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Home Bargains always have Nestle tinned thick cream0
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I remember Nestle thick cream in a tin. Ours was in a smallish flat tin, like what they use to can tuna.
I used to love to shake it and eat it with tinned sliced peaches, when I was a child.
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parsonswife8 wrote: »I remember Nestle thick cream in a tin. Ours was in a smallish flat tin, like what they use to can tuna.
I used to love to shake it and eat it with tinned sliced peaches, when I was a child.
OMG! Me too!......I'd forgotten all about it! Totally, totally yummy...I'm gonna have to get some now.....purely for emergencies of course, like Kadeeae
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