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    Can I make butter from cream that has been frozen and thawed?
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    Yes. Freezing will not affect the cream, and many professional bakers use this technique.
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    How long will the cream keep after it has thawed in a fridge?
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    15 minutes. The freezing process increases the amount of bacteria in the cream, so thawing it can lead to it spoiling extremely fast. Just be sure to boil it within 15 minutes of full defrosting and it will be fine!
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    Can I freeze cooked cream?
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    It's not recommended as freezing will likely affect the consistency.
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    How long can I freeze whipped cream?
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    It can be frozen for up to 6 months!
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    Can I freeze double cream in its original sealed pot?
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    Yes, as long as there is a gap at the top of the pot. Before freezing, put the double cream in two thick, sealed freezer bags.
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