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Whipped Cream!

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NuclearFusi0n

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My dad gave me his old whipped cream maker from his bar days. What's the standard sugar/cream mixture when using a whipped cream maker? It came with two nitrous chargers. 😀
 
Originally posted by: NuclearFusi0n
Originally posted by: Howard
You're welcome.
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That's for whipping by hand or machine, not nitrous. Since nitrous will dissolve in the whipped cream, and it has a "sweet" taste, I'm wondering if the recipe must be modified for whipping by nitrous oxide.
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Umm...you shouldn't notice too much of the nitrous taste...Ummm...
 
Originally posted by: AvesPKS
Originally posted by: NuclearFusi0n
Originally posted by: Howard
You're welcome.
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That's for whipping by hand or machine, not nitrous. Since nitrous will dissolve in the whipped cream, and it has a "sweet" taste, I'm wondering if the recipe must be modified for whipping by nitrous oxide.
Click to expand...

Umm...you shouldn't notice too much of the nitrous taste...Ummm...
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*licks air* wow, this nitrogen sure does taste sweet, huh guys?

oh wait....

-silver
 
N and N2O are different. But I don't think the latter has enough of a sweet taste that the recipe for regular whipped cream needs to be changed...
 
Fusion - if you're worried about that, make a small batch according to the recipe, and if it's too sweet, add less sugar...
 
Originally posted by: agnitrate
Originally posted by: AvesPKS
Originally posted by: NuclearFusi0n
Originally posted by: Howard
You're welcome.
Click to expand...
That's for whipping by hand or machine, not nitrous. Since nitrous will dissolve in the whipped cream, and it has a "sweet" taste, I'm wondering if the recipe must be modified for whipping by nitrous oxide.
Click to expand...

Umm...you shouldn't notice too much of the nitrous taste...Ummm...
Click to expand...

*licks air* wow, this nitrogen sure does taste sweet, huh guys?

oh wait....

-silver
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go back to intro to chem for retards 101
 
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