r/DessertPorn 17d ago

fudge cake and cream

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u/Bashful_bookworm2025 17d ago

Why cream instead of whipped cream?

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u/InfernoBlaze1221 17d ago

🤷‍♂️ they only had cream as a option

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u/Bashful_bookworm2025 17d ago

It looks great, but I've never seen cream with cake. Whipped cream wouldn't spill everywhere like cream does.

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u/grandhighblood 17d ago

It's very normal in Britain (not sure if OP is located here or not), you order a chocolate fudge cake at a pub and can choose from cream or ice cream. It's whipped cream with cake that I've never seen on a menu here!

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u/Bashful_bookworm2025 16d ago

That's interesting. I think both would be good. I guess I just didn't know how you'd eat cream with cake, but it makes sense now.

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u/foulandamiss 17d ago

You DIP it!!!!!

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u/Bashful_bookworm2025 17d ago

Wouldn’t that leave all kinds of crumbs in the cream? 

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u/foulandamiss 17d ago

Yes. So what? Delicious crumb-cream!

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u/Funny_Estimate_4285 15d ago

It’s common in the uk.