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  1. I just noticed that half and half cream is listed as 1 point for 2 tbsp but light cream is 2 points
    per 2 tbsp. Why is the lighter cream higher points? Anyone know?

  2. Half and Half is not cream but half cream and half milk, hence the half and half term. Not sure what
    light cream is, but I am sure it is heavier in fat than half and half is. I would check at the store
    next time you go shopping to see what the nutritional facts are on the label.

    Debbie

    "LIMEYNO1" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    I just noticed that half and half cream is listed as 1 point for 2 tbsp


    but

    Quoted message said:

    light cream is 2 points per 2 tbsp. Why is the lighter cream higher


    points?

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone know?

  3. I'm not positive on this, but am thinking that the light cream is just a lighter version of full
    cream (100% heavy cream ... whipping cream) whereas half and half is maybe only half cream? I don't
    use cream in coffee, so am not an expert in this field. <G> But I do enough cooking that I know that
    when a recipe calls for cream, it does not mean half and half.

    Joyce

    LIMEYNO1 said:

    I just noticed that half and half cream is listed as 1 point for 2 tbsp but light cream is 2 points
    per 2 tbsp. Why is the lighter cream higher points? Anyone know?

  4. I decided to look this up online and found this. The entire article is here if you would like to
    read the whole thing, but the part to answer the question, I copied below.

    ivillage.com0,,242865 78653,00.html

    The many varieties of cream are categorized according to the amount of milk fat in the mixture.
    Light cream, also called coffee cream, can contain 18 to 30 percent fat but usually contains 20
    percent. Light whipping cream, the form most commonly available, contains 30 to 36 percent milk fat
    and sometimes stabilizers and emulsifiers. Heavy cream, also referred to as heavy whipping cream, is
    the richest cream available in the United States, with a milk fat content of 36 to 40 percent.
    Whipping cream will double in volume when whipped. Half and half is a mixture of equal parts milk
    and cream and is 10 to 12 percent milk fat. Neither half and half nor light cream can be whipped.

    Debbie

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    Quoted message said:

    I just noticed that half and half cream is listed as 1 point for 2 tbsp


    but

    Quoted message said:

    light cream is 2 points per 2 tbsp. Why is the lighter cream higher


    points?

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone know?

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