Instead, you use a generic, store bought powdered coffee creamer (any brand works). When you're finished making the recipe, it should resemble almost any liquid creamer you would buy in a store. And, you can use it the same way.
You can also replace the powdered coffee creamer with a powdered milk. It will taste different, but it should work fine. Then, you don't need to worry about the whole "creamer" thing at all.
This is really a recipe to let you create a liquid coffee creamer using a plain powdered creamer.
The "creamer" part (the powdered stuff), you don't actually make. But, it's cheap enough in the stores that you can buy it, and use that as part of this recipe to create your own liquid stuff :)
Thanks..but how can I make ( coffee-creamer )...this heavy Cream???
ownway0 1 year ago
@ownway0
There's no actual cream used in this.
Instead, you use a generic, store bought powdered coffee creamer (any brand works). When you're finished making the recipe, it should resemble almost any liquid creamer you would buy in a store. And, you can use it the same way.
You can also replace the powdered coffee creamer with a powdered milk. It will taste different, but it should work fine. Then, you don't need to worry about the whole "creamer" thing at all.
Umbers35 6 months ago
@ownway0
This is really a recipe to let you create a liquid coffee creamer using a plain powdered creamer.
The "creamer" part (the powdered stuff), you don't actually make. But, it's cheap enough in the stores that you can buy it, and use that as part of this recipe to create your own liquid stuff :)
I hope that helps a bit.
Umbers35 6 months ago