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can l add milk to cream??

  • 29-03-2014 10:43am
    #1
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    Hi all,

    gonna make my mother a banoffee pie for tomorrow, thing is I'm 50g short for cream...could l add some milk to make more cream?? lt prob sounds stupid...its just lm no where near a shop for the weekend

    or is there anything else besides adding milk?


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  • #2
    Faith
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 30,661 Mod ✭✭✭✭Faith


    No, milk doesn't have the fat content needed to whip, and it'll just thin out the cream and make a mess. Assuming it's just whipped cream for the topping, use what you have and spread it out a little thinner.


  • #3
    ChewChew
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    I'm making my mam a banoffee too so I was thinking about this, and if possible.... Build your base up in height a little rather than spreading it out so you have what looks like a smaller banoffee but you'll have more depth? Im feeding 6 so I'm making a big one but if you don't have a big crowd you could try that...


  • #4
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    l would like to have plenty of cream on it cause the base it v rich...l guess il just have to find a way to a shop!


  • #5
    Prenderb
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    Make less base? Depending on how many you're making for, you could reduce the thickness of the biscuit and caramel to compensate...


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