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Df Whipped Cream Substitute


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Sweetfudge Community Regular

So, I am looking for some sort of substitute for whipped cream - non dairy. Any ideas? Wanted to make this: Open Original Shared Link


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I haven't tried this in a recipe, but it might work. I left half a carton of Sharon's Coconut Sorbet out of the freezer for a couple of hours. I opened the carton, expecting soup. But it looked like it was still frozen. It was cold and about the consistency of whipped cream. I tasted a little - it had a definite coconut taste, but reminded me of whipped cream. I told myself that the next time I've having a treat that needs whipped cream I'm going to leave out some sorbet on purpose and try it.

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I have seen soy whipped cream at the grocery store before.

Mango04 Enthusiast

You can put a couple cans of coconut milk in the fridge (make sure it's regular, not light coconut milk). The next day open them up and drain the liquid off the top. Use mixers to mix the creamy part with some sugar and vanilla. It's really good. :D

purple Community Regular

You might find a sub on here...look for recipes then for frostings and toppings...they have several

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Ginsou Explorer

Mangoo......thank you, thank you, thank you! What a great idea to use coconut milk. I am lactose intolerant, allergic to milk, soy and casein and this sounds like the best substitute. I have tried some recipes using Vance's and Better Than Milk and they were not good at all. My solution at the time was to make meringue and that was the closest I could come.

I've been using a lot of coconut oil (the expensive kind) and it is worth every penney. I hope additional food allergy tests don't come up positive for coconut allergy....that's all I need!

Mango04 Enthusiast
Mangoo......thank you, thank you, thank you! What a great idea to use coconut milk. I am lactose intolerant, allergic to milk, soy and casein and this sounds like the best substitute. I have tried some recipes using Vance's and Better Than Milk and they were not good at all. My solution at the time was to make meringue and that was the closest I could come.

I've been using a lot of coconut oil (the expensive kind) and it is worth every penney. I hope additional food allergy tests don't come up positive for coconut allergy....that's all I need!

I hope you like it. I forgot to say that I use powdered sugar. Also, a coconut milk with a bit of guar gum in it seems to work well (if you tolerate guar gum). It's best to experiment lots until you get the texture and flavor that you like (I never measure anything).

I made it for dairy eaters last Thanksgiving and Christmas and they loved it. It's awesome on fruit (such as frozen blueberries etc.) :)


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purple Community Regular
So, I am looking for some sort of substitute for whipped cream - non dairy. Any ideas? Wanted to make this: Open Original Shared Link

That chocolate cake looks scrumptious...let us know if it is/was :P

I hope you find some topping...hey even df ice cream would be good on it too :D

Or skip the topping and grab 2 forks then just dig in right outta da pan :rolleyes:

Sweetfudge Community Regular

thanks y'all! i am going to try something with coconut milk i think. still gotta find some ancho chili powder too. probably gonna make it on sunday night so i can share with the girls at work on monday (been talking this one up all week!).

Or skip the topping and grab 2 forks then just dig in right outta da pan :rolleyes:

mmm, not a bad idea!

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Ginsou Explorer

My year long search for an acceptable (dairy,soy free)whipped cream topping has just ended, thanks to Mango04!!

I finally was able to try this, the consistency and taste were more than I had hoped for. After beating, it looked a bit "soft set", and I added a small amount of cornstarch. Put it in the frig, and an hour later, could not tell the difference between "my" whipped cream and hubby's cool whip. It thickened up beautifully. Oh, so good on warm chocolate pudding!! I have to admit I forgot to add the guar gum...tomorrow will use guar gum and eliminate the corn starch.

This weekend I also was able to purchase some Luna and Larrys Coconut Bliss non-dairy frozen dessert, and Turtle Mountain Purely Decadent Vanila dessert made with coconut milk......I feel like I have won the lottery! Finally, I CAN EAT.

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So, I am looking for some sort of substitute for whipped cream - non dairy. Any ideas? Wanted to make this: Open Original Shared Link

Try RichWhip Frozen non-dairy topping. It's casein-free, but does contain soy. Check rich-seapack.com

Also Kineret non-dairy whipped topping

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