The absolute fastest way to make delicious, fluffy homemade whipped cream with honey or powdered sugar.
So today I have a super quick recipe for you. First of all, making your own whipped cream is super easy to do. Even if you don’t have an immersion blender it’s so easy to make with a hand mixer or a stand mixer if you have one. But, did you know that an immersion blender makes whipped cream even faster? I love this trick so much, you can literally have whipped cream in about 30 seconds. I made this version with honey, but you can of course use powdered sugar.
This is one trick you definitely want to keep in mind. You never know when a little bit of whipped cream would be perfect and now you barely even have to wait for it. It can be done in just a couple minutes, including assembling your ingredients. Perfect! If you need a sugar-free version, try this sugar-free whipped cream.
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30 Second Honey Whipped Cream
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups heavy whipping cream cold
- 1-2 teaspoons vanilla
- 3 tablespoons honey or 1/4 C powdered sugar
Instructions
- Place all ingredients in the cup of your immersion blender.
- Starting at the bottom, blend with the immersion blender while moving the immersion blender up and down, incorporating as much air as possible until as whipped as desired. Be very careful not to blend too much as it whips very quickly.
Comments & Reviews
mimi says
I want to take a bath in that!!!
Heidi @ Food Doodles says
I know, right? Me too!
Charlotte Moore says
That is fast. How do you keep it from getting watery later?
Heidi @ Food Doodles says
I don’t usually do anything, but with three kids whipped cream doesn’t last long enough to get watery! Hehe. The beauty of this recipe is that you can scale it down and just make as much as you need but if you plan on having extras you can try adding a little cornstarch, since the cornstarch in powdered sugar is usually what helps the cream stay stable.