Monday, September 20, 2010

Non Bake Oreo Cheesecake




I supposed to post the birthday cake that I had made for my grandma, a Banana Custard Ice Cream Cake. So sad that I was not able to trace the photos in the memory card, dunno what's went wrong :(.

This cake was an order from my best friend M's colleague, the 1st cake order that I have accepted. There were many people asking about ordering cakes from me but I always laugh it off as I am not sure whether are they joking or serious about it :P.

M has been "boast' about how nice and delicious my bakes was to her colleague E. So E asked me through M whether can I bake a birthday cake for him. Since I thought I will be available and E was seriously requesting for it so I agreed to take up this order.


I didn't know the date was crashed with my mooncake making, dunno why I do not have much mood to make mooncake this year compare to last year (probably cos last year was the first time making mooncakes so full of enthusiasm) but still dragged myself to do so to fullfil my promises. Since I had tight schedule so I decided to make a non bake cheesecake which I can save some of the times on frosting of cake.

I made a non bake oreo cheesecake that I had made many times due to the great responses. My pipping and decoration skill still has not got any improvement, guess I must be more hardworking to practise more :P. Hope E won't mind it and will like this cake.

Recipe adapted from Aunty Yochana.

Biscuit Base:
100 gm Digestive Biscuits - crushed with roller
50 gm melted butter

Mix them together and press into an 8" springform tin. Chill it.

Cream Cheese Filling:
250 gm Cream cheese
50 gm Icing sugar
1 Tbsp Maple Syrup (I can't find my maple syrup so I replaced with manuka honey)
60 ml milk
1/4 tsp vanilla extract
10 Oreo cookies - chopped coarsely
260 ml whipped cream - whipped till medium peak
1 Tbsp gelatine powder + 70 gm water

Some extra crushed Oreo Cookies for sprinkling on top

Method:
1. Measure water into a bowl and sprinkle in the gelatin (without stirring with a spoon). Set aside to allow the gelatin grains to swell (10 mins) before setting the bowl over a pot of simmering hot water. Stir with a spoon and once the gelatin melts, remove the bowl from the pot and set aside to cool to room temperature)
2. Beat cream cheese with icing sugar till well combined.
3. Add in fresh milk and mix till well combined. Add in gelatine mixture and mix well.
4. Fold in whipped cream and divide mixture into 2 portions.
5. Fold in chopped Oreo cookies into 1 portion and maple syrup or honey and vanilla extract into the other portion.
6. Pour in the white portion into the chilled biscuit base. Level the cream cheese filling and put it into the fridge to let it set.
7. Pour the Oreo cream cheese filling onto the set white cream cheese and level it.
8. Put into the fridge to let it set for 2 to 3 hours. (I put in freezer to have ice cream alike texture)
9. Remove from freezer to decorate as desire and put back to freeze it.
10. Slice and serve chilled

95 comments:

  1. nice nice nice
    look very delicious
    ^^

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  2. This is one luscious cake! Simply love the combination and colours for this cake. You are one Queen of cheese cake Jess!

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  3. Hi Jess,
    Very neat Non-Bake Oreo Cheesecake.....looks really great and yummy, hehe, now you make me hungry :)

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  4. Jess, this looks soooooooooo good. I don't know why but it reminds me of Mickey Mouse. I ha never seen an Oreo cheesecake, and I am just planin sad that there are no Oreos here. Fantastic!

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  5. Jess,

    Ur oreo cheesecake defintiely looks better and more yummy than many store bought one. I like the layers, they are very neat.

    The grey colour layer actually reminds me of black sesame. How about making a black sesame cheesecake next time?

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  6. Hey Jess, this is a very neat cake and just perfect. May I konw how do you transfer it to the cake board (so neately)? ( it's a bit silly quest :D , cos my prev cheese cake got stuck somehow to the base of the tin)

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  7. jess your piping skills are way way way better then me and your cake looks pretty!!

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  8. Thanks Pynn Lee and yes, this cheesecake is very delicious :).

    Thanks Jessie, you are making me blushing hee hee hee...

    Thanks Somewhere in Singapore, oreo is my favourite too but only when use in baking :).

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  9. Thanks Mumto4Angels.

    Thanks Jelena. Oh this cake looks like mickey hahaha... your place dun ve oreo?

    Thanks Angel. I will try black sesame flavour next time, thanks for the suggestion :).

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  10. 谢谢你,鲸鱼蓝蓝蓝。

    Thanks Jess :).

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  11. Thanks Evy. No lah, that is not silly question. Was it the biscuit base got sucked on the cake tin base? You must ensure that the biscuit crumbs was pressed firmly to the cake tin base, I very kiasu, I kept pressing until I am sure that the biscuit base is "tight" enough. Cos if the biscuit base is a bit loose or not tight enough, it will crack when you try to unmould it from the cake tin. Chill it at least 2 hrs before you remove from fridge to pour the cheese batter on it.

    I will normally use 2 metal spatulas, 1 big 1 small (which wat I ve at home). Use the big spactula to losen 1 corner of the biscuit base a bit at 6 oclock direction and insert in through the bottom of the base. Slowly lift up the cake a bit and insert another spactula in at 3 oclock or 12 oclock & cross both spactula to support. Lift up the whole cake slowly using both spactula and transfer to the cake board which place just next behind.
    After you are "seasoned", sometimes 1 spactula can do the job liao.

    Pardon for my lousy illustration, hope you can understand.

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  12. Your oreo cheesecake is so nicely done! It looks better than any store bought ones! Great job!

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  13. very neat!! =)
    I will make this soon..into small cups..

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  14. The cake looks gorgeous , Jess. Lovely decoration.

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  15. Jess,
    I love the 2 layers of cake, one with oreo, one plain. Very pretty.
    IMPO, I think if the top deco oreos are halved, then it won't be too tall lor, then maybe can put 10 pc of halves so that each slice will have one piece of oreo. But it still looked good.
    Congratulations on your first order.
    I wish you more cakes to come.

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  16. The cake looks stunning, Jess! Well, guess this is just the beginning of your baking journey. Wishing you all the best and keep up the good work, dear. I believe in you! Lookng forward for more.
    Best wishes, Kristy

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  17. Hi Jess, thanks for your prompt respond. Now I know why my biscuit base is so fragile. I didnt press enough. Thanks millions for your info.

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  18. Your make this look so easy. Cheesecake is one of my fave desserts. matching it with oreo cookies makes this dessert sound like heaven

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  19. Hi Jess,
    This is a cake my son would die for! He loves oreo so much that he asked me to put oreo into buns for him!! I shall try this non-baked version next time!

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  20. The layering is so neat...you did a wonderful job!

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  21. You can never go wrong with Oreo. :) I am always (really) thinking of how I can make bakes with oreo, lol! Your no bake oreo chees cake looks very pro! Nicely done...think more orders will be coming your way. ;)

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  22. What a clever idea. It really looks delicious. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary

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  23. No boast no boast it's really nice (^_^) Yummy Yummy (I am 'M') hahaha

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  24. Wow...it looks fantastic AND is not baked! Wonderful recipe!

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  25. The cake looks super good and delicious! I love everything with oreo...Hmmm...!!!

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  26. harika bir tat çok güzel görünüyor.

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  27. I love cheesecake! your oreo cheesecake sounds so very very good!
    I love the no baking too, anything to make life easier and getting a great cheesecake is a wonderful thing!

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  28. This is very nice oreo cheesecake! The decoration is brilliant!

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  29. Thanks HHB, I am so happy to hear that from you, is so encouraging, thanks thanks thanks :).

    Thanks Coraine.

    Thanks Sanjeeta :).

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  30. Thanks Wendy for all your nice words.

    Aiya tell u a secret, I actually trying to halve the cookies but all broke into pieces, dunno why no luck that night :(. I finished the oreo cookies so had to go to mama shop nearby to buy and the shop ran out of oreo so I had to use nestle brand to replace, the cookies for deco ae not oreo leh :P.

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  31. Thanks Kirsty, thanks for your nice, encouraging words and also your support, very very appreciated :).

    You are most welcomed Evy.

    Amy, this cake is tasted like heaven too :).

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  32. Jane, your boy is so creative leh, oreo buns, sure taste good too! Try this non bake version, I am sure he will like it, my nephew love it so much and asked me to make it for him.

    Thanks Anne :).

    Bee Bee, I love baking with oreo too :). Thanks so much for your nice words and 承你贵言 ^^

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  33. Thanks Mary.

    Thanks Buddy for your support always, though you cant consume much cakes but you always give me support by tasting my bakes :).

    Thanks Karen. I used to love making non bake cakes cos the failure rate is much lower than baked version :).

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  34. Thanks Indonesia Eats and for dropping by too.

    CG, I love bakes, cakes with oreo too :). Thanks for your nice words.

    Thanks Aysemmutfakta.

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  35. Chef, I love cheesecake too, I used to make a lot of non bake cheesecake heeheehee... Thanks for your nice words and you never fail to support and encourage me, appreciated very much :).

    Grace, thanks so much, your nice and enouraging words always brighten my days, appreciated much :).

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  36. This turned out beautifully. I am sure anyone would love it. No bake cheesecakes can be the best. I think you did a fantastic job.

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  37. You know I seldom leave comments. But this one really impress me and I can't help stopping by to praise you for such a pretty cake. Hope you get more orders coming. :)

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  38. This cake is so tempting and nice contrasting colours too!

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  39. How can I resist an Orea cheesecake! Further more it's non bake!!! I love it!

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  40. Pretty decoration and irresistible oreo cheesecake :)

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  41. I made cheesecake only one way before, which is the non-baked version. :P

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  42. wah your cake looks very yummy. congrats on your first order and I'm sure many more to come :)

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  43. Oh Oreo! I can directly blame Oreo cookies for 5 pounds on each hip. Looks great!

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  44. Your cake looks so pretty, am sure your friend's colleague would love it

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  45. No bake...those are magic words. Looks delicious.

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  46. Jess, 祝妳和家人过个快乐温馨的中秋节!

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  47. Congrats on your first order, Jess!! That's amazing! Love your Oreo cake. It looks so beautiful and delicious. Hope you have more orders on the way :D

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  48. I think it looks good piping included, and I'm sure they were delighted with it.

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  49. This is so tempting to me. You have a Happy Mid Autumm celebration.

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  50. What a wonderful looking cake! I think your decorations are perfect :) I'm sure E loved it!!

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  51. WOW! Looks so classic, I love it! Next I want to order from you :))

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  52. Thanks Sweet and Savory.

    Thanks SSB, your words are making me float heeheehee... Many thanks for your compliments, I am really really happy to hear:).

    Thanks Cheah.

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  53. Thanks Ellie, I love non bake cheesecake too!

    Thanks DG.

    Tigerfish, I love making non bake cheesecake too, easy and yummy.

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  54. Wiffy, thanks so much :).

    Thanks Sweet Success Baking :).

    Thanks Neyee :).

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  55. Thanks Indie, I used to love seeing non bake, to me is less or non failure of cake heeheehee...

    Thanks Angie.

    Thanks Jessie, same to you!

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  56. Thank you so much Mary.

    Thanks Linda.

    Thanks Sonia and same to you too!

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  57. Yes Alutze, simple ingredients yet yield delicious cake, how nice is it right :).

    Thanks Evan.

    Thanks Ann. Aiyo you are kidding, you can do 1000 times better than me!

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  58. absolutely amazing this cake!my son loves oreo,so i bookmarked the recipe!

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  59. This looks really interesting and yummy!

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  60. HEEHEHE..Jess..this post is definitely a HOT TOPIC!!!
    when do u normally bake? since u r working full time?

    I;m going to make this today!

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  61. Thanks Alison, my daughter likes oreo.

    Thanks My Cooking Hut.

    Corraine, I normally bake on fri or sun, if is weekday normally there is special occasion that cannot wait till weekend :). Let me know the result ok.

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  62. HAHAHA..super mum! =)
    aren't you tired? But guess we have the same interest, and even if how tired we are, we will still make stuffs for our family to eat!

    And I've tried making the cheesecake..very nice! =) !!

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  63. Hello Jess.. its me again... =)

    6. Pour in the white portion into the chilled biscuit base. Level the cream cheese filling and put it into the fridge to let it set.
    (How long to chill it before I pour in the next layer?)

    7. Pour the Oreo cream cheese filling onto the set white cream cheese and level it

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  64. Thanks Coraine for trying out the cake and glad to hear that you and your husband love the cake :). Well, this is what my husband asked me too, he dun wan me to over tire myself but I told him, baking is stress relief exercise for me :P.

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  65. Hi Lilin, I never time it but about 1/2 to an hr should able to set liai. Dun need wait till fully set, when u press it like tofu can already.

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  66. Hi Jess, May I know if you are using dairy or non-dairy whipping cream?

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  67. Thanks Mimosa Cafe.

    KK, sometimes I used non-dairy, sometimes dairy depending on whether I have any stock balance at home. For this birthday cake, I used dairy.

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  68. The cake looks really pretty!! I was wondering, do the 10 oreo cookies stated in the "cream cheese filling" have their fillings intact during chopping, or must they be removed 1st? I'm a really new cook, so pardon my question, and thanks! =)

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  69. Hi - I am really happy to discover this. cool job!

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  70. Hey there!!
    Your cake looks delicious!
    quick question though... if I wanted to replace the digestive biscuits with Oreo's for the base would the quantities be the same??

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  71. Hi Anonymous, be it oreo or digestive biscuits, you can use the same quantity.

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  72. Hi Jess, Can I make this 1-2 days ahead n keep it in the freezer for later consumption? Thanks!

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  73. Hi Selbsy

    Yes you can freeze the cheesecake for later consumption, pls refer to here :
    http://www.dianasdesserts.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/bakingtips.cheesecakes/Cheesecakes.cfm

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  74. hi! i made this cheesecake just now and i accidentally put the oreo cream cheese in the fridge and set too.. after realising it i took out from the fridge - about 45 mins later - will it affect the cheesecake? will the oreo mixture stick to the white cream cheese? :(

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  75. Hi angle apologise for late reply, hope you resolve the issue by now. I ve not encounter this before so I am not too sure how to do it. But I think won't have any prob to stick to each other if the cheesecake melt a bit then u put in fridge to reset it.

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  76. hi jess..
    i wanna to ask if i use 10" cake tin, is it use same recipe or nid to add on?? hw much tat i nid to add on??

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  77. Hi Chinhuan, if I wanna reduce or increase the cake size from original recipe, normally I will do some calculation e.g. 250g cream cheese for 8" to increase to 10" will be 313g (250/8*10) so for this recipe to increase to 10" :

    Biscuit Base:
    125 gm Digestive Biscuits
    63 gm melted butter

    Cream Cheese Filling:
    313 gm Cream cheese
    63 gm Icing sugar
    1 1/4 Tbsp Maple Syrup (I can't find my maple syrup so I replaced with manuka honey)
    75 ml milk
    1/2 tsp vanilla extract
    13 Oreo cookies - chopped coarsely
    325 ml whipped cream - whipped till medium peak
    1 1/4 Tbsp gelatine powder + 88 gm water

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  78. Hi Jess,

    Your cake look nice and i would like to try. But i have a question here. If i were to only make one layer (the oreo layer and without the maple syrup or honey and vanilla extract portion), is it possible? Meaning to say that my ingredient will exclude the maple syrup and vanilla extract...

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    1. Hi KCYea If you only wanna make oreo layer, I dun see there is any prob, you just need to omit maple syrup and vanilla extract and up the quantity of oreo cookies will do.

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  79. H,, the wipping cream used non dairy wipping cream or dairy whipping cream? TQ.

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  80. Hi! Just wanna know, will the cake melt or doesn't stand after awhile? Thanks! :)

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    1. Hi the cake will not melt due to the gelatin added, only will soften but I am not sure can stand for how long, I think 1 hr shdn't be a prob as I had transport the cake before and took about an hr for total journey. For such case, I will put the cake in freezer so it will soften slower. The cake tasted like ice cream if you freeze it and serve immediately.

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  81. Hi! i tried this recipe today and the cake taste great! but i think i will prefer it without the white layer and maybe more oreo. but kudos to all the great recipe! the recipes i tried from your blog have not failed so far. so THANKS for the great recipes! (:

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  82. i just made this for a party tmr but without the layers. freezing it now and i cant wait to try! hope it tastes good. thanks for the recipe!^^

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  83. Nice nice nice Jess...wanna to try it. My childrens love OREO so much...

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  84. Nice nice nice Jess...wanna to try it. My childrens love OREO so much...

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  85. Hi,

    May I know if there's any different in term of taste when using dairy and non dairy whipping cream?
    Which one do you or your family prefer?

    Thanks
    Helen

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    1. Hi Helen, apologise for late reply as I am very busy with work. Non dairy is sweeter, dairy taste richer and creamy. For healthier wise, I will always opt for dairy whipping cream.

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