Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It needs to be butter cream
Does anyone still do that?
Buttercream is a broad term that includes both frostings that are mostly sugar by weight with butter added, and also frostings that are mostly butter by weight in a meringue base. And it includes a lot of grocery store frostings that are made with other fats (like hydrogenated palm oil), sugar and other stabilizers. They’re all “good,” it’s just a matter of preference. But they all might be reasonably called “butter cream.”
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There’s also Ermine Frosting, which I wouldn’t consider a butter cream but is mostly butter.
Ermine frosting starts with a roux, probably originally as a cheaper way to build volume.
Anonymous wrote:Imho, I didn't think it was anything special. I wanted sooo much for it to be special.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked the wegmans whipped icing they can put on their sheet cakes. is it the whipped icing?
Love that stuff. It’s better than any bakery’s icing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked the wegmans whipped icing they can put on their sheet cakes. is it the whipped icing?
Love that stuff. It’s better than any bakery’s icing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It needs to be butter cream
Does anyone still do that?
Buttercream is a broad term that includes both frostings that are mostly sugar by weight with butter added, and also frostings that are mostly butter by weight in a meringue base. And it includes a lot of grocery store frostings that are made with other fats (like hydrogenated palm oil), sugar and other stabilizers. They’re all “good,” it’s just a matter of preference. But they all might be reasonably called “butter cream.”
+1
There’s also Ermine Frosting, which I wouldn’t consider a butter cream but is mostly butter.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It needs to be butter cream
Does anyone still do that?
Buttercream is a broad term that includes both frostings that are mostly sugar by weight with butter added, and also frostings that are mostly butter by weight in a meringue base. And it includes a lot of grocery store frostings that are made with other fats (like hydrogenated palm oil), sugar and other stabilizers. They’re all “good,” it’s just a matter of preference. But they all might be reasonably called “butter cream.”
Anonymous wrote:It needs to be butter cream
Does anyone still do that?
Anonymous wrote:I liked the wegmans whipped icing they can put on their sheet cakes. is it the whipped icing?