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发表于 2007-11-29 10:36:40
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还有这个cream
Fatty part of milk; 4% of ordinary milk, 4.8% of Channel Islands milk. Half cream is similar to ‘top of the milk’, 12% fat (30-mLportion supplies 45 kcal (190 kJ), and cannot be whipped or frozen;single cream, 18% fat (60 kcal, 250 kJ), will not whip and cannot be frozen unless included in a frozen dish; extra thick single cream isalso 18% fat, but has been homogenized to a thick spoonable consistency; whipping cream, 34% fat (110 kcal, 460 kJ) will whip to double volume; double cream, 48% fat (135 kcal, 570 kJ) will whip and can be frozen; clotted, Devonshire, and Cornish cream contains 55% fat(150 kcal, 630 kJ). Of this fat, two-thirds is saturated and 30% mono-unsaturated.
Soured cream is made from single cream; crèmefraîche is soured double cream; ‘extra thick double cream’ is also 48%fat, but has been homogenized to be spoonable, and will not whip or freeze successfully.
In the USA, light cream is 20-25% fat; heavy cream, 40% fat.
http://www.answers.com/cream?cat=health
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