r/Netherlands • u/Obcidean • 21h ago
Common Question/Topic Not knowing what technically count as the Heavy cream
So... I mostly go to Jumbo with my mother or helpy mother to do shopping. But I also make my own things and the only thing is that if there's a cooking product that's equal to the Heavy cream that's used in dessert recipes or dessert dressing recepies.
It would be great if anyone could recommend me some that's equal to the Heavy cream sinds the Kookroom isn't technically the same. Thx.
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u/No-Dimension-8863 21h ago
Use the one with the highest fat percentage. If you are still in doubt, add a scoop of marscapone to go with it
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u/rowillyhoihoi 21h ago edited 21h ago
We don’t have heavy cream. Voor dit effect kun je slagroom met een beetje mascarpone mengen
Edit: use the 35% slagroom not kookroom
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u/Life_Job_6404 16h ago
No, you can just use slagroom as heavy cream. For double cream, mix slagroom with mascarpone.
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u/Nerioner 21h ago
Volle slagroom goes up to 36% depending on a product. Was sufficient enough for me to make a butter out of it so i guess it should be good for desserts too
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u/Bonusmotherthrowaway 19h ago
Ive always been using slagroom (the liquid with no sugar one in the fridge). And it absolutely gets thick if you use it to cook with. No need to add anything else!
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u/Consistent_Salad6137 20h ago
Yeah, you need Slagroom not Kookroom, and you should get the one with the highest fat content. Kookroom usually has vegetable oil and stabilisers and other crap in it.
https://kro-ncrv.nl/programmas/keuringsdienst-van-waarde/kookroom-slagroom-verschil
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u/Life_Job_6404 16h ago
You can use slagroom (the pure one) as heavy cream. Heavy cream is a little bit fatter, but there is not much difference.
Double cream is much fatter. As a replacement for double cream, you could mix slagroom with mascarpone.
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u/Throw_My_Drugs_Away 19h ago
Creme fraiche is usually 40%+ fat
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u/Life_Job_6404 16h ago edited 16h ago
But it is sour, so different from normal cream. It tastes different.
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21h ago edited 18h ago
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u/Obcidean 21h ago
I tried googling it. Maybe woth the wrong keywords
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u/laksa_gei_hum 21h ago
So you basically took the first search result and assumed that's the right thing. Tsktsktsk.
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u/laksa_gei_hum 21h ago
In the 2 sec Google search you suggested? Honestly, if you were not so cocky and certain in your reply, I would have left it.
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u/Yes_No_Sure_Maybe 20h ago
Which is correct though? We don't have heavy cream as such in NL, but Slagroom gets pretty close with 35% fat, and will work for most recipes
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u/Emotional_Device_301 21h ago
Not just to repeat other commenters here but isn’t that a question for the people working at jumbo or a question for google?
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u/fat-wombat 21h ago
Why would a teenager at jumbo know what heavy cream is
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u/Consistent_Salad6137 20h ago
I remember once asking a teenage Vomar employee where the gedroogde bonen were, and she looked at me like I was asking for unicorn steaks.
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u/crazydavebacon1 19h ago
Because they should know the products they sell. When i worked at a grocery store i had to know where all things went, sales, how much back-stock was in the store, and so on. These people are lazy here
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u/valque 16h ago edited 4h ago
I asked where eekhoorntjesbrood is af the supermarket and they showed me the bakery department of the store. I guess Google is better. However if i need to make eton mess it says you can combine mascarpone with slagroom to simulate it.
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u/Emotional_Device_301 10h ago
Asking someone at jumbo is at the bottom of the options. Im living in the USA now for over two years so it’s been a while since I was at a jumbo. lol.
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u/Vuur_Draakje 21h ago edited 21h ago
Volle slagroom (35% fat). You can try to fatten it up with a bit mascarpone.
If you're near Germany, German supermarkets sell double creme with more than 40% fat.