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Can You Substitute Heavy Cream for Milk?

Welcome! Are you curious about using heavy cream instead of milk in your recipes? Our AI assistant is here to provide insights and advice for your cooking queries.

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Swapping heavy cream for milk can work, but it might change the texture and richness of your dish since cream has a higher fat content. You can dilute heavy cream with some water to mimic milk's consistency, roughly blending 1 part cream to 1 part water. Have you tried substituting ingredients in other recipes before? How does experimenting with your dish feel to you?