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Can I freeze cream?

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  • Miss-spent_2
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    I think you can freeze cream if you whip it first so double cream and whipping cream are o.k. but not single. However , if i was you I would try it any way, you have nothing to lose!
  • Queenie
    Queenie Posts: 8,793 Forumite
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    squeaky wrote:

    A similar thread sort of says yes :)

    Single cream is not recommended for freezing. It seperates when defrosted and can rarely be reconstituted!

    Double cream and whipping cream *can* be frozen if is has a minimum 40% butter fat content.

    tryingtobegood - even with all your best intentions, I would suggest you use it up instead of throwing it away and put it down to experience.
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  • tryingtobegood
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    Looks like I'll have to use it up tomorrow. I hate throwing things out!
    Must learn not to count chickens before they are hatched!!!!:D

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  • Queenie
    Queenie Posts: 8,793 Forumite
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    Don't feel guilty about it though .. just remember, the weight you are trying to lose didn't jump on you unawares from an extra portion of cream. You can still remain focused on your goals just so long as you don't have it poured over a thick wedge of double chocolate fudge cake :whistle:
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  • Tibbie's_mum
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    I have some double cream left over from having strawberries, and was thinking of cooking up some sort of chicken in a mushroom and cream sauce. As the OH is away on business I won't eat it all, so will it be alright to freeze the cooked dish or will the sauce split when frozen???

    Many thanks.
  • FunkyFairy
    FunkyFairy Posts: 866 Forumite
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    You will be fine with double cream it is one of the only creams you can freeze.
  • broke_mary
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    hi

    have bought some reduced clotted cream this morning and wondered if you can freeze it? i know you can whip up ordinary cream and freeze but have no idea about clotted.

    thanks
    mary
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  • shop-to-drop
    shop-to-drop Posts: 4,340 Forumite
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    Yes you can!
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  • broke_mary
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    do you freeze it as it is then?
    1. jan GC £200
    2. 3rd-9th[STRIKE]£50.00[/STRIKE]actual spend £95.00 :eek:
    3. 10th-16th [STRIKE]£50.00[/STRIKE]£35.00
    4. 17th-23rd [STRIKE]£50.00[/STRIKE]£35.00
    5. 24th-30th [STRIKE]£50.00[/STRIKE]£35.00
  • LJM
    LJM Posts: 4,535 Forumite
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    hi i used to work in a tearoom and we used to have it delivered to us pre-potted and frozen
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