Is whipped cream kosher

Answer 1

Only if it says so on the label.

Answer 2

Regular whipped cream, that we have at normal food stores are not kosher, the kosher whipped cream is called : pareve whipped cream

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The above answer is not correct.

Whipped cream in a milk carton that has no additives is kosher, just as regular milk and cream is.

Ready to use whipped cream requires kosher certification - if it is kosher it'll have a hechsher (symbol of kashrut) on the container.

Non-dairy whipped topping may be kosher but again, requires certification. Non-dairy whipped topping is used for desserts served at a meal where meat is eaten.

Answer 3

Cream, including ice cream, is kosher if it has a certification of kashrut. It depends on how the cream is made. Due to the many additives in most processed foods, observant Jews today generally make sure to purchase only those processed foods that have a kosher-certification.

Answer 4

Probably most brands. Here are some examples that are kosher (not chalav yisrael, not for passover unless specifically marked): Cabot, Classic Cream, Crowley, Food Lion, Foodtown, Funwhip, Hannaford, IGA, Key Food, Our Redner's Warehouse, Richfood, Shop Rite, Sommer Maid

Answer 5

Ice cream can be kosher so long as it is produced using all kosher ingredients in a kosher kitchen.

Answer 6

No, it's chametz.

Answer 7

I have in front of me photos of a tub of Cool Whip Extra Creamy and Cool Whip Original certified kosher by OK Kosher. The OK heksher (kosher certification mark) is an O with a K inside. I also see photos of Cool Whip Lite where I can't find a heksher, so it is probable that some Cool Whip variants or some Cool Whip production lines do not have kosher certification. As usual, you need to look for the heksher, not the brand name, to determine if something is kosher.