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Hi Ya'll -

I have a question, I'm not too wise about these sorts of cooking things. Is

there a product in the store called just plain cream? I see it as an

ingredient in recipes, but I don't see anything called cream in the store.

I see " whipping cream " , " heavy whipping cream " , " non-dairy creamer " and

" half & half " . Does anyone know the difference between all these? If I

want to try to make a substitute to milk in a recipe, which one would be my

best bet (don't want it sweet). My husband makes killer chicken stew with

milk and butter and I thought if I could find a sub, I could have some too.

Anyone out there know the deal here?

TIA!

- K in South Carolina

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turkey day mini-goal = 155

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