Friday, December 18, 2009

What's the difference between coffee cream and regular cream?

I love cream in my coffee. The grocery store now has ';Coffee Cream'; What's the difference between that and regular light cream. Is there more or less fat?What's the difference between coffee cream and regular cream?
sounds like marketing -





just to help you focus your attention on their product rather than think it was a cream for cake or something like that.





my guess is that they are also charging more (now that they have your attention, too )





btw - do you know the difference between salad dressing and undressing?





if not - wanna join me for lunch tomorrow?





Just kidding it was a joke.What's the difference between coffee cream and regular cream?
regular cream is usually used for cooking and coffee cream is used for coffee
Coffee Creamer is artificial stuff - regular cream is 1/2%26amp;1/2 and is the real deal - comes from a cow.
The percentage of fat plays a big part of the equation.





The cream for example at Tim Hortons contains about 18% fat





Table cream contains 10% fat.

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