I haven't heard of 'half and half' - we don't have this in England - does it go by any other name??

MandyK
  • Posted by: MandyK
  • February 21, 2011
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innoabrd February 21, 2011
Single cream is probably your closest equivalent in the UK.
 
Sue D. February 21, 2011
In the United States, half and half is a mix of 1/2 whole milk and ½ cream, typically used as a cream in coffee. Half-and-half does not whip, but it can be used in place of whipping (heavy) cream in many recipes for less fat cooking. Its fat content is12%.
 
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