Give your homemade coffees and desserts a near-instant upgrade with my easy Whipped Cream Dispenser Recipe! Made with just 3 simple ingredients and only about 3 minutes of active prep thanks to the magic of a whipped cream maker, this vanilla-flavored aerosol whipped cream is sure to make you feel like a kitchen magician.
Picture this: a luscious dollop of pillowy perfection adorning your favorite desserts or delicately floating atop your morning cup of joe. With this revolutionary Whipped Cream Dispenser recipe, you can now achieve professional-quality whipped cream with the utmost ease.
Gone are the days of laboriously whisking and beating your cream into submission. This ingenious method, inspired by the techniques used by culinary maestros, allows you to effortlessly create light, airy clouds of whipped cream using little more than 3 ingredients and an Isi whipped cream dispenser.
⭐ Why You’ll Love This Recipe
Aside from yielding the creamiest, dreamiest whipped cream around, this easy whipped cream maker recipe is also:
- SO FAST! What truly sets this CO2 whipped cream recipe apart is its astounding convenience. Unlike traditional whipping methods that require time-consuming whisking or getting out your bulky stand mixer, this easy whipped cream recipe offers a hassle-free alternative. Simply load the professional whipped cream dispenser with fresh cream, add a touch of sweetness, and watch the magic happen. In mere seconds, you'll have the perfect consistency and texture that rivals even the most skilled pastry chefs.
- Versatile AF! The beauty of this whip cream dispenser recipe lies not only in its simplicity but also in its versatility. Stir up a batch and store it in your refrigerator, ready to add a touch of creamy elegance to any of your favorite desserts or coffee drinks. Imagine the joy of effortlessly garnishing a slice of pie, a bowl of fresh berries, or a steamy mug of hot chocolate with a cloud-like topping — all with the pull of a trigger!
- Eco-Friendly - Rather than buying disposable cans of squirtable whipped cream from the grocery store, using a whipped cream maker means you just have the little N2O pods to recycle.
Try your hand at making Starbucks Whipped Cream or Alcohol Infused Whip Cream if you're looking for more whip cream recipes to enjoy!
🍴Ingredients
As promised, you only need a handful of ingredients to make whipped cream in a whipped cream dispenser. Here’s what to grab:
- Whipping Cream - You’ll need a minimum of 30% milkfat for the cream to be whippable. Look for either whipping cream or heavy cream.
- Powdered Sugar - Powdered sugar dissolves into the cream with ease, plus the added cornstarch gives the whip a bit of extra structure. If you’re fresh out, you can easily make your own using regular granulated sugar and cornstarch or potato starch.
- Vanilla Extract or Vanilla Paste - For warmth and richness. If you want your whip to stay mostly white, use extract. For pretty black vanilla bean flecks, opt for paste.
See the recipe card below for a full list of ingredients and measurements.
⏲️ Substitutions & Variations
As much as I enjoy this whipped cream recipe for dispenser, there’s more than one way to whip cream! Here are a few ideas to get your creative juices flowing:
- Vegan/Dairy-Free Whip - Swap in your favorite vegan whipping cream for a deliciously dairy-free topping.
- Flavored Whipped Cream - Vanilla is a classic, but there are so many other flavors to play with! Try swapping in amaretto or almond extract, add a dash of maple extract, or double down on coffee flavor with coffee extract. You can also try citrusy extracts like lemon or lime, or use coconut rum or coconut extract for a tropical twist.
- Colored Whipped Cream - Add a few drops of gel-based food coloring to add a little extra something special to your whip.
- Sugar-Free Whip - Make a diabetic-friendly dessert topping by using a sugar-free powdered sugar alternative (e.g. Swerve).
This recipe has not been tested with other substitutions or variations. If you replace or add any ingredients, please let us know how it turned out in the comments below!
📖 Step-by-Step Instructions
This Isi whipped cream recipe takes just a few minutes to mix up:
Step 1: Whisk all ingredients in a bowl.
Step 2: Pour the sweetened whipping cream into your whip cream maker.
Step 3: Add the N20 cartridge into the dispenser and twist the cartridge capsule tight until the N20 cracks and is released into the dispenser. You’ll feel the dispenser get super cold when this happens!
Step 4: Gently shake the dispenser for 15 seconds, then use to top all your favorite treats. Or just take a mouth shot. Because yum.
👩🏻🍳 Expert Tips
- Make sure to shake the fresh stainless steel whipped cream dispenser before each use. Next time you go to your favorite coffee shops, you'll notice a few different whip cream canister containers place on the counter - it's truly the best choice when you want to level up your whip cream!
- Don’t skip the whisking step. You want all of the powdered sugar to dissolve so it doesn’t clog up the whipped cream siphon nozzle!
- Keep the dispenser in the fridge, and use the contents within 3-4 days for the best results. If the cream isn’t firm enough for your liking after a few days, you can recharge it with another N2O pod.
- Don’t overfill the dispenser — you need to leave space for it to expand after the nitrous oxide is added.
- Once you've made your whipped cream and you've given is a solid shake, flip the canister upside down and top your apple pie, ice cream sundaes, chocolate mousse and add a touch of torani syrups, liquid syrups or cocoa powder on top before enjoying!
💭 Recipe FAQs
Unlike store-bought whipped cream dispensers, we’re not adding any preservatives, stabilizers, or emulsifiers. As such, the fresh whipped cream will start to loosen after about 24 hours in the fridge. For best results, use the batch within 3-4 days of making it! Feel free to grab additional nitrous oxide chargers if you notice the freshly whipped cream is at a liquid state.
Now, here's where the magic happens: the gas cartridge or charger. It's the secret ingredient that brings it all together. These cartridges are filled with nitrous oxide (N2O) gas, acting as the propellant. Once you insert the cartridge into the charging valve and give it a twist, the real fun begins. The gas is released, pressurizing the cream inside the canister. And voilà—watch as the cream transforms into a fluffy, cloud-like dream.
To ensure everything is perfectly mixed, give the canister a gentle shake. This helps distribute the gas throughout the cream, ensuring each dollop is as heavenly as the next. And when you're ready to unleash your whipped cream masterpiece, simply press the trigger mechanism or the dispensing nozzle.
The beauty of using a whipped cream dispenser goes beyond its simplicity. You can store any remaining cream in the canister, safely tucked away in your fridge for several days. So whenever your sweet tooth calls, you can grab your dispenser, dispense a fresh swirl of whipped cream, and add that creamy, indulgent touch to any treat you desire. It's like having your own personal dessert topping on standby, ready to make every bite a little more delightful.
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Whipped Cream Dispenser Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 cups Whipping Cream
- ⅓ cup Powdered Sugar
- 2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract , or vanilla paste
Instructions
- Add all ingredients into a bowl and gently stir until smooth.2 cups Whipping Cream, ⅓ cup Powdered Sugar, 2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract
- Pour the sweetened whipping cream into your whipped cream dispenser.
- Add your N20 cartridge into the dispenser and twist the cartridge capsule tight until the N20 has been released into the dispenser.
- Gently shake the dispenser for 15 second before using in hot chocolate, coffee, etc!
Notes
- Make sure to shake the whipped cream dispenser before each use.
- Don’t skip the whisking step. You want all of the powdered sugar to dissolve so it doesn’t clog up the whip cream maker nozzle!
- Keep the dispenser in the fridge, and use the contents within 3-4 days for the best results. If the cream isn’t firm enough for your liking after a few days, you can recharge it with another N2O pod.
- Don’t overfill the dispenser — you need to leave space for it to expand after the nitrous oxide is added.
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