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ANSWER: Marshmallow Fluff
NO WAY!! I love marshmallow fluff but isn't anything like the cream in a
Dunkin' Donut's doughnut. That is more like a thick, sweet whipped cream
or something.
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I don't have their recipe, but this is a very good and
easy one I use for donuts and eclairs for creamy vanilla
fillings:
In small bowl, blend 1 small pkg vanilla instant pudding and
1 cup milk on low speed. Add 1 pint chilled whipping cream
and 1/2 tsp. vanilla and beat until soft peaks form.
Jim Lamproe wrote:
Does anyone have a receipe for a white cream donut filling like that have
at Dunkin Donuts or Krispy Kreme (sp?)?
Thanks
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Jennifer
Happy wrote:
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> I have a recipe for Whoopie Pies (Pennsylvania Dutch) that has a white
> fluffy filling that holds it shape. One of my roommates in college used=
to
> get them in her care packages. It calls for a LOT of shortening so I
> haven=B9t posted it - you know, cholesteral and all that. If you are
> interested just email me ( Happy...@gl.tfnet.org ) and I=B9ll send i=
t, or
> else I can post it here.
> =
> Jim Lamproe wrote:
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> Does anyone have a receipe for a white cream donut filling like that ha=
ve
> at Dunkin Donuts or Krispy Kreme (sp?)?
> =
> Thanks
> =
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The white creme filling is a Non-Dairy product. It contains Corn Syrup,
Water, Hydrogenated Palmseed Oil, Soy Oil, Soy Protein Concentrate (a
Milk Derivative) Sodium Calsinate, Sugar and Vanilla Flavoring.
Interesting huh? Corn Syrup, Shortening, Oil, Soy Protein Concentrate,
Salt (?), Sugar (I'm guessing powdered sugar) and flavoring. No gelatin
or marshmellows, no eggs. I wonder where one would find Soy Protein
Concentrate and Sodium Calsinate?
I bet Dunkin' Doughnuts uses a pre-made product. -Just a thought.
-Kirsten
>I did some more research and discovered that at least one doughnut shop
>in my area does what Jennifer suggested--make a soft (shortening based)
>buttercream. I also found one bakery that buys a pre-made product and
>they read me the ingredients:
>The white creme filling is a Non-Dairy product. It contains Corn Syrup,
>Water, Hydrogenated Palmseed Oil, Soy Oil, Soy Protein Concentrate (a
>Milk Derivative) Sodium Calsinate, Sugar and Vanilla Flavoring.
This seems rather confused; they probably misread the package to you.
"Milk" usually means the liquid stuff from cows, and soy protein is
quite different from milk (although, of course, there is a product
called soy milk). OTOH, casein is the protein in milk. I suspect
that the above should indicate that "a milk derivative" refers to
sodium caseinate.
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This is my sister-in-laws recipe.....see if this is what you need:
Suzy-Q Frosting/Filling
3 cups powdered sugar Dash Salt
1/2 c. vegetable oil 1 large egg white
1/2 c. shortening 1 tsp. vanilla
1/2 c. soft margarine
Combine all ingredients except egg white and vanilla.
Beat for 5 minutes. Add egg white and vanilla, beat for
additional 3 minutes.
Enjoy!
L.T. Shepherd "Nothin takes care of the itch,
102 Laurel Lane like baking from scratch."
Kingsland, GA 31548 Miss Lisa
(aka pinn...@eagnet.com)
Jim Lamproe wrote:
>
> Does anyone have a receipe for a white cream donut filling like that have
> at Dunkin Donuts or Krispy Kreme (sp?)?
>
> Thanks
I asked my Sister-in-Law who used to work at Dunkin Donuts and she
said the cream consists of
Shortening
Powdered Sugar
Vanilla
Salt
Water
She could not remember the amounts, but that it was mostly shortening.
It does sound mostly like a butter cream, maybe you could start with
those amounts and just make it softer.