How do you make whipped cream like Starbucks makes it?
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How do you make whipped cream like Starbucks makes it?
You can check the answer of the people under the question at Quora “starbucks coffee with whipped cream“
They use a whip cream charger + whipped cream dispenser . You simply add the whipping cream to the dispenser, add one N20 cartridge. Shake and the whipped cream is made – Thats how Starbucks do it.
Its ligher, better texture and much less labourious than traditional methods of whipping cream.
Here is a whipped cream recipe how to do it for your self
I will tell you a better, and far more competitive, way to make whipped cream.
Starbucks uses a canister, and pressurised bullets, as shown, and nicely explained, by Ted. In this way, you will get freshly whipped dollops of cream, to the extent of atleast 2 times the size of the original product. This is a very easy and fastest way to make whipped cream.
However, for those who can whip the cream at leisure, a better way is to use an electric beater, at varying speeds from slow to fast. The end result will be whipped cream in volume in excess of 4 times. This can be dispensed through a butter paper with a steel or plastic nozzle. The dispensed cream will be as good as, or even better than the one by Starbucks, and definitely more stable. It will also work out a lot cheaper.
Hope this helps.
Starbucks Barista of three years here, and the process I’ll tell you for making our whipped creams is simple when given the right tools. At our location, we make and use a lot of whipping cream every day, so we need to know how to make it and make it quick. I’ll discuss the materials then the process…
Materials
A dispenser (pictured below), which is durable enough to contain high pressures. These usually include a top that screws on and seals the deal, a nozzle head that shapes the foam as it leaves the container, and a capsule that screws on as well. All of these are pictured below and make up the majority of tools needed
Pressurized CO2 cartridges will be needed, and are inserted into the black capsule
You will need some “heavy whipping cream” available at any grocery store in the dairy aisle.
At last, you need a type of syrup to add and flavor the cream, which is a choose I leave to you. Let it be known that Starbucks uses vanilla syrup in their standard whipping cream and when we have holiday specialty drinks like the popular S’Mores Frappuccino, we substitute a different syrup in the recipe to add a different flavor. For the s’mores we used marshmallow flavored whipping cream, which is my personal favorite.
The process I will describe next to create whipping cream is exactly the process used at Starbucks and we use the full-size whipped cream dispensers so it might vary slightly according to what items you buy.
Process of Making Whipping Cream
Gather all the materials aforementioned. A dispenser, a lid, a cartridge of N20, a capsule to put the N20 in, your syrup/flavoring, and heavy whipping cream
Combine 20 ounces of whipping cream with (about 2.8-3ounces)
Pour this delicious mixture of dairy and sugar into the whipping cream dispenser
Screw the top onto the dispenser, ensuring the seal
Insert a N20 cartridge into whipping cream capsule and screw onto assembly. You will know this went right because the N20 will release into the dispenser and make a hissing noise
Shake vigorously about 10 times then set it on its side for about a minute, this allows the newly introduced gas to equalize with the whipping cream and syrup
Press the trigger to release the delicious product and enjoy!
Starbucks has featured vanilla, marshmellow, espresso, chocolate, and rasberry whipped creams while I have worked there. You can potentially mix and use any syrup available. Add a double shot of espresso to your syrup for a twist.
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All it is … Is heavy whipping cream with their vanilla syrup (which you can buy) compressed in a whip cream maker with those CO2 charged capsules…
You can find whipped cream maker containers, I’m sure of it. One of my least favorite things to make every day, because they were sometimes hard on the hands, but they taste soooo good.
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I assume you mean how do you get it to be fluffy?
Air-pump nozzle can. Most restaurant supply stores carry them as do most high-end coffee shops like Peet’s.
Victor Allen’s
To add to Ted’s post, sbux uses 8-10 pumps of their vanilla syrup, which I believe is about 4-6 fluid ounces. You can make a delicious vanilla syrup at home using 2c. white sugar, 3/4c. packed brown sugar and 2.5c water in a saucepan on high heat. Stir and bring it boil for 1 minute, take temp down to medium low heat and continue cooking for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Turn off and take off the heat. Once fully cooled, add 4 tablespoons vanilla extract (I prefer Mexican or bourbon vanilla) and mix. Store in fridge for 2 weeks. If you have one of their old syrup bottles, this recipe will make enough to fill about 2/3 of it and is a fraction of the cost of theirs but still has amazing flavor.
you need heavy whipping cream to do this. you can buy it at a grocery store for a couple bucks, anyway, you take the cream and pour some halfway in a small tupperware with a top, or some other half pint or less container with a cover. then shake vigorously for a few minutes. Pop the top and you will see your whipped cream! add a dash of vanilla and sugar to the cream before shaking for added pleasure!
I don’t know how they make it, but all you need is Heavy whipping cream, powdered sugar, and a mixer or food processor (or a whisk and some muscles).
Add desired amount of sugar and whip to desired thickness…
WARNING: IF YOU WHIP IT TOO LONG, YOU’LL END UP WITH BUTTER!!!
Tips: to cut down on the mess when using a mixer
Place plastic wrap strategically around the bowl and mixer stand (after adding ingredients and whip attachment, of course!) To catch the flying cream particles that show up at the beginning of the process. Turn it on high and give it a few minutes to do it’s thing ( see WARNING below)
YOU COULD ACTUALLY SKIP 1 AND JUST DO THIS… Start the setting on low and slowly turn it to high as it thickens… No need to keep it on low for too long though…5 secs then on to med low and so on… you have to watch it though (hence step 1 for the impatients)