Store aerosol whipped toppings refrigerated. Before using, shake the can and dispense by pressing the nozzle with the can inverted. After use, rinse the nozzle. Do not freeze aerosol cans; follow any additional storage instructions printed on the label.
Many heavy cream listings are labeled Grade A and ultra‑pasteurized. At least one option is also marked USDA Organic in addition to being ultra‑pasteurized. Check the product label for these specific terms.
Non‑dairy whipped toppings are labeled with their base (for example, coconut cream) and are often marked vegan and kosher. They’re commonly suggested for topping coffee, hot cocoa, ice cream, pies and similar desserts.
The results show three common forms: spreadable tubs (labeled “Spread”), ready‑to‑eat whipped cans or toppings (labeled “Whipped”), and liquid cream (labeled “Liquid”).
Whipped toppings are commonly used to top desserts and beverages—examples include ice cream, pies, cakes, coffee, and hot cocoa, as well as pancakes and waffles. Heavy cream is also used as an ingredient in sauces and various recipes.
