Cream is thicker than blood: the rise and fall of the Devon split

Re:Cream is thicker than blood: the rise and fall of the Dev... by Tokkemon on Tuesday March 26, 2024 @03:01PM (#39831555)

Yeah it looks like whipped cream (chantilly) in the splits. Isn't that correct?

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Re:Cream is thicker than blood: the rise and fall of the Dev... by hgomersall on Tuesday March 26, 2024 @04:28PM (#39832468)

I expect not chantilly, just plain whipped cream.

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Re:Cream is thicker than blood: the rise and fall of the Dev... by xen0 on Tuesday March 26, 2024 @03:13PM (#39831685)

I think one might struggle to pipe clotted cream, or produce anything so 'elegant' with it.

It's thick, being mostly fat (often >60%). At least in Cornwall, it's often bought in plastic tubs like ice cream (it will hold its shape, not flow), not jars or bottles.

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