Vegetarian Whipping Cream

Frosty Whip® · AussieBlends
Frosty Whip vegetarian whipping cream powder bag by AussieBlends — shelf-stable, 2.8 calories per serving
2.8 cal/
serving

Vegetarian Whipping Cream, Reinvented

A shelf-stable powder that whips into professional-grade cream with only 2.8 calories per serving. Full stability, fully customizable texture — from firm decorating peaks to delicate airy dollops.

🌿 Vegetarian ❄ Shelf-Stable 💧 Powder Mix ✓ 2.8 cal / serving

Shelf-Stable

No refrigeration before mixing. Store below 25°C in a dry location — no cold chain, no waste.

4 Textures, 1 Product

From 1:1 firm peaks to 1:4 airy dollops — one SKU covers cake decoration, mousse, parfaits, and frozen dessert finishing.

Professional Stability

Sodium Caseinate milk protein delivers dairy-equivalent whipping performance for decoration, mousse, and frozen dessert topping.

Frequently Asked Questions About Whipped Cream Powder

What is whipped cream powder?

Whipped cream powder is a dry mix that whips with water into a stable cream topping in place of fresh dairy cream. Because it ships and stores dry, it needs no cold chain and no refrigeration before mixing. Frosty Whip is the AussieBlends vegetable whipped cream powder, formulated with sodium caseinate, a milk protein, for the whipping stability of dairy cream at 2.8 calories per serving.

What is the difference between whipping cream and whipping cream powder?

Fresh whipping cream arrives as a liquid, needs constant refrigeration and has a short life once opened. Whipping cream powder arrives dry and stores below 25 degrees Celsius, so a kitchen can hold stock without cold storage and mix only what a service needs. The powder also sets its own texture: fresh cream gives one consistency, while the powder to water ratio gives four.

How do you mix whipped cream powder?

Mix Frosty Whip powder with cold water and whip. The ratio sets the texture. Use 1:1 for firm, structured decoration peaks suitable for cake piping and borders. Use 1:2 for standard mousse and terrine work. Use 1:3 for soft dollops on frozen desserts. Use 1:4 for light, airy cloud toppings on plated desserts. One product covers four distinct textures.
Powder : waterTextureUse it for
1:1Firm, structured peaksCake piping and borders
1:2StandardMousse and terrine work
1:3Soft dollopsFrozen desserts
1:4Light, airy cloudPlated desserts

Does whipped cream powder need refrigeration?

Not before mixing. Store Frosty Whip in a dry location below 25 degrees Celsius. That removes the cold chain, frees cold storage space and cuts the waste that comes with fresh dairy cream. Once mixed, refrigerate and use promptly.

Is Frosty Whip vegan or vegetarian?

Frosty Whip is vegetarian, not vegan. It contains sodium caseinate, a milk derived protein, which is what gives it its whipping stability. It suits vegetarian menus, but operators serving vegan customers should label menu items accordingly.

What can you use whipped cream powder for in a professional kitchen?

Cake decoration and filling, chocolate mousse, frozen parfaits and terrines, sundae and frozen dessert toppings, and savory dips and sauces. Its stability suits high volume service where fresh dairy cream is impractical. It also pairs directly with Dolce Delizia gourmet pastes: fold in hazelnut paste for hazelnut cream, pistachio paste for pistachio topping, or strawberry puree for a fruit forward mousse.