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How are you supposed to measure whip cream?If the label says that one tablespoon is so many calories, how do you even measure the whip cream? Like, how high can you pile the whip cream in a tablespoon? I can probably make it pretty high before it crashes, but I think that they probably don't mean to measure it so that it is piled as high as it can go. Do you level off the spoon and that is your tablespoon? If so, that isn't very much whip, because whip is so fluffy. That is like not even a whole squirt! |
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