Re: Re: French cream-what is it

[Guest guest]

I don't know of specific brands since dairy brands vary so much depending on

where you live. But, you must make sure that it does not have that in it.

Meleah

French cream-what is it

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> I've seen French cream in a few SCD recipes, but I don't know

what it is.

> Meleah

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[Guest guest]

Can you do this with raw cows milk that has had the cream removed and use that

cream or does all milk have carregan in it??

carolfrilegh wrote:

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> What brand names of heavy cream would be legal to start with in

> fermenting. The heavy cream carton I was looking at had carregan in

> it (which is an illegal ingredient).

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Any cream with absolutely no additives but once again i remind you that if this

is for a

child or a person sensitive to cow's milk, it would not be suitable.

A typical illegal additive is carageenan.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

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[Guest guest]

Organic Valley has a legal pure cream, if you can find it. For a while, I know

Albertson's (in the Pacific Northwest) store brand heavy cream was just cream,

no carrageenan or other illegals. Not sure this is still the case... that was

several years ago.

Patti

French cream-what is it

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> I've seen French cream in a few SCD recipes, but I don't know

what it is.

> Meleah

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I buy in the pink 1/2 gallon at Costco. Doesn't have anything else

added to it.

Belle

robin wrote: I don't

know of specific brands since dairy brands vary so much depending on where you

live. But, you must make sure that it does not have that in it.

Meleah

French cream-what is it

>

> I've seen French cream in a few SCD recipes, but I don't know

what it is.

> Meleah

>

>

[Guest guest]

is this the same as " creme fraiche " ? they sell that at whole foods.

> Can you do this with raw cows milk that has had the cream removed

> and use that cream or does all milk have carregan in it??

>

> carolfrilegh wrote:

>>

>> What brand names of heavy cream would be legal to start with in

>> fermenting. The heavy cream carton I was looking at had carregan in

>> it (which is an illegal ingredient).

>>

>>

>>

> Any cream with absolutely no additives but once again i remind you

> that if this is for a

> child or a person sensitive to cow's milk, it would not be suitable.

> A typical illegal additive is carageenan.

>

> Carol F.

> SCD 7 years, celiac

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[Guest guest]

Plain, fresh, REAL cream has no carrageenan in it. Carrageenan is a

polysaccharide, made from seaweed, that is added as a thickener.

Patti

Re: Re: French cream-what is it

Can you do this with raw cows milk that has had the cream removed and use that

cream or does all milk have carregan in it??

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