powdered cream
nounUK /ˈpaʊ.dəd kriːm/
US /ˈpaʊ.dɚd kriːm/
Cream that has been dried into a powder you can mix with water.
She added a spoonful of powdered cream to her coffee while camping.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A commercial food product made by spray-drying fresh cream, used as a shelf-stable substitute for liquid cream.
The bakery ordered powdered cream in bulk to avoid refrigeration costs.
3. A cosmetic or medicinal preparation of cream mixed with powder for topical use.
The pharmacist prepared a powdered cream for the skin rash.
4. Informal term for a non-dairy creamer sold in powdered form.
He stirred powdered cream into his tea at the office.