whipped cream
nounUK /wɪpt kriːm/
US /wɪpt kriːm/
Whipped cream is soft, sweet cream that is beaten until it is light and fluffy.
She put a big spoonful of whipped cream on top of her hot chocolate.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A dairy product made by whipping heavy cream with sugar and sometimes vanilla until it holds soft peaks.
The recipe calls for one cup of whipped cream folded into the filling.
3. A canned or aerosol product that sprays cream-like foam for topping desserts.
He squirted whipped cream from the can straight into his mouth.
4. A non-dairy substitute made from vegetable oils, often sold frozen or in tubs.
Vegan diners can enjoy coconut whipped cream on their pie.