July 25, 2023 - 8:38pm
Whole cream milk
I ran across a bread recipe that calls for Whole cream milk. I buy milk at the grocery store that's labeled "whole milk". Do you think it is the same milk with different names?
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"Whole cream milk" has an English sound to it, while "whole milk" sounds like the US. US whole milk would have 4% butterfat content.
I found this on line, from a UK site:
"Full cream milk gets its name because it contains whole milk fat. There is almost 3.5 % fat in one glass of whole cream milk"
(see https://kidadl.com/facts/where-does-milk-come-from-dairy-farm-facts-explained-for-kids)
This is definitely not a US product specification, since in the US it would need to be 4% butterfat.
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You'll have better results if you denature your milk before adding it to your recipie.