[judyt]

I have a recipe that I am trying to figure out the nutritional value of. It calls for dream whip plus the ingredients to make it. Does anyone have some of this in your pantry and if so, do you know what needs to be added to it?
Thanks,
Judy

[mandalinn82]

Amazon is GREAT for looking up nutrition facts and directions for any product they carry.

http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Whip-Whi.../dp/B000FK9LAU

[judyt]

Thank you so much for your help and the quick reply!
Judy

[LLV]

What? That stuff still exists? Do you know I looked for this stuff for years and gave up looking because I never found it?

I thought this was kind of funny, though.

For best results, use 2% lowfat, 1% lowfat or skim milk. Whole, nonfat dry (prepared and refrigerated overnight) or lactose-reduced milk can also be used.

Well what other kind of milk *is* there? LOL, they just covered everything for "best results."

(besides buttermilk, of course, but who would use that anyway to make whipped cream?)

Anyway, thanks for posting this because I didn't know this product even still existed. Guess if I really want it, I'd have to buy it from Amazon because I can't find it in stores anymore.

edit: well, no, I guess I won't, you have to buy a whole case of the stuff.

*sigh*