Using a whipped cream dispenser is an excellent way to make fluffy, airy frosting or topping for any dessert. It’s also a great addition to your ice cream bar or breakfast buffet.
A whipped cream dispenser works by inserting a cartridge filled with nitrous oxide (N20) gas. The N20 binds with the fats in the liquid whipping cream to make thick, creamy whipped cream.
The Bottle
Whipped cream dispensers are simple appliances that turn the standard store-bought whipped topping into something fancy. They make ice cream sundaes look more elegant, and can even be used to decorate other foods like pies or cakes.
Dispensers are also handy for creating other liquids like foams, icing and mousses. The best ones come with extra decorative tips and nozzles, so you can experiment with different toppings.
When you purchase a whipped cream dispenser, consider its capacity, ease of use and other features that will help you get the most out of it. The size and weight of the bottle, handle and arm lever will all play a role in its comfort and usability.
A well-whipped cream dispenser will usually hold a charge for up to 14 days in the refrigerator. Some metal canisters are designed to stay pressurized for longer than others. Its weight, design and material will also affect its easy storage.
The Head
The head is an integral part of a whipped cream dispenser. It comes in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be made of aluminum or stainless steel.
In a standard whipped cream dispenser, the head is used to dispense liquids, syrups, sugars or extracts that are dissolved in nitrous oxide (N2O). The nozzle of the head allows pressurized cream to flow through it, which turns into a thick foam.
A charger is a cartridge or cylinder that contains N2O gas, which is used as a whipping agent in a whipped cream dispenser. Chargers are usually covered with a foil covering, which is broken to release the N2O when inserted into the charger holder.
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The Charger
A charger is a steel cylinder that’s filled with nitrous oxide gas (N2O). It’s used to whip and create whipped cream by screwing it onto the dispenser’s nozzle.
The nitrous oxide helps stabilize the cream and makes it thicker and creamier. It also inhibits bacterial growth and prevents it from spoiling.
It’s a great way to preserve whipped cream, especially if it contains eggs or dairy. You can use it in a variety of recipes and dishes.
Whipped cream can be a staple in a lot of culinary dishes. It can be used as a topping on desserts, in baked goods, or mixed into cocktails. It’s also a pretty decorative element on dessert tables.
The Cartridge Holder
To create whipped cream, you use a cartridge of nitrous oxide gas. This gas is inserted into the dispenser bottle by means of a pin that is installed by the manufacturer.
The holder screws on top of the piercing pin and holds the cartridge into place. When you screw the charger holder onto the pin, you should hear a hiss of nitrous gas as it enters the dispenser bottle.
This type of gas is odourless, and tasteless and inhibits the growth of bacteria in the dispenser bottle. It is used in a number of whipped cream dispenser recipes.
Whipped cream dispensers are ideal for whipping cold toppings such as whipped cream, ice cream or chocolate mousse. They can also be used to prepare hot and warm foams.