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Aroy-D Pure Coconut Cream, 33.8 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 3)

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About the Product
  • Aroy-d 100 percent pure coconut cream-33.8 ounces (1 liter) each
  • Perfect non-dairy substitute for cream
  • Vegan, gluten free, and soy free, bpa free packaging

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Product Description

100 percent pure coconut cream in a carton, not in a can. This cream comes from aroy-d (meaning 'delicious' in Thai) of Thailand. Aroy-d's coconut cream consists of the solid part of the first-press of the coconut meat. 100 percent coconut cream with no additives or preservatives. Ideal for baking, cooking, and preparing with raw food dishes.

Product Details

  • Item Weight: 3 pounds
  • Shipping Weight: 6.8 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
  • ASIN: B008ZWILNS
  • UPC: 016229909819
  • Item model number: 9529
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (195 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,864 in Grocery & Gourmet Food (See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food)
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coconut cream

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This is some seriously rich and thick and ultra delicious coconut cream.
It's actually coconut CREAM too, so lovely and fatty (in the best possible way) that you can actually whip it! Whipped coconut cream at a moment's notice from a pantry shelf item???? I should have had this in my life yeeeaaars ago!

When ever I get a new ingredient to play with I tend to use it in everything. So I have been happily adding coconut cream to almost every meal (yes, yes, moderation blah blah) for a few days.

My FAVORITE use so far is to freeze most of the cream in my ice cube trays, transfer to an air tight seal when they are frozen. Now I have ready to use frozen coconut cream cubes to toss into whatever tasty thing I am whizzing up in my vitamix. It basically makes ice cream! Like frozen mango and frozen coconut cream, bit of vanilla...EQUALS ICE CREAM (or a darn good, slightly soft impression of ice cream)

Also a bowl of fresh strawberries and some biscuit or granola and a little drizzle of coconut cream and then a drizzle of maple syrup...SO.GOOD. Makes you wonder why we bother with so many overly cooked and processed desserts when fresh fruit and this cream taste so divine in a near instant.

Very good in coffee as well! I prefer drinking my coffee back but I had the cream and I had the coffee so of course I tried it.

I already mentioned whipped coconut cream, that was a bit of a mind blower...I think that was my first non-dairy whipped topping I have ever made...hmmm....

For slightly less decadent in calories but still decadent in taste I added a splash of cream to some whole fruit smoothies, just for extra luxurious flavour.

I put some in baked goods as well..

See, I put it in everything...
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I have had to go dairy free, which has raised issues as I am also a coffee nut. I have tried numerous nut/grain/soy creams in coffee and frankly they all suck. this stuff has the weight and density (mouthfeel) of cream, and tastes delicious. If you like coconut (I do) you will love it. I have also used it in baking, and it performs wonderfully. I particularly like this brand as the cram doesn't separate as much, and the ingredients are more natural.
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This product is great! I make my own Chai and I wanted a dairy free cream for it, this totally fit the bill. There is no can, so no BPA. I was previously using Natural Value coconut milk, which has a BPA free can lining and no additives but, the product seperates and is a bit grainy. This coconut cream is not grainy at all and is super rich and cramy with no ghar gum or other additives. Super good, and worth the price.
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I tried a one-pack first Coconut Cream - 100% Pure, having decided I like it, I switched to this.

I am on a diet that requires me to temporarily be dairy-free and needed something for my coffee. But I didn't want canned coconut milk, as I understand that the BPA-free cans contain BPS, which is nearly as nasty. I wanted something in aseptic packages.

When I first used it in coffee, it did taste slightly coconut-like, but not in an overwhelming way. I am someone who can't use virgin coconut oil cause it's too strong, I get expeller pressed. But this did not taste like too much coconut for use as a healthy coffee creamer.

The package says to refrigerate after opening and to use within 2 days. I do neither of these and it remains quite yummy & edible.

I have also used it in a few recipes calling for coconut milk just by diluting half way with water.

But my new FAVORITE is adding a tablespoon or two of this to a mug of homemade chicken broth and a bit of sea salt. THIS IS INCREDIBLY YUMMY!
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I have purchased many coconut milks and creams in the past, and I have made my own, so I am very familiar with how this product should behave. 100% pure coconut milk or cream has the attribute that the saturated fats will rise to the top and separate from the liquid milk. AROY-D somehow manages to avoid this separation. The coconut cream is a thick and soft gel that you literally need to scoop out of their container and put into a pouring container. There is some very minor separation of cream and liquids, but I use a hand blender on this for a few rotations and I end up with a perfect cream that *stays a cream*. Equally suspicious, none of this fat laded cream ever hardens. Real 100% coconut cream always develops hardened clumps of fat. In any case, AROY-D's coconut cream thickens overnight in a refrigerator, and it is almost like a whipping cream after it hardens. No hard spots or clumps of fat even after refrigeration and settling....

This is great, but it contradicts everything I know about how 100% pure coconut cream should behave. Normally in order to get this homogenized consistency, you need to add an emulsifier or a thickener, such as guar gum. These added ingredients normally have a bland taste that affects the product in a bad way. The AROY-D label claims they have added no other ingredient, but honestly I question how this can be true. The product acts chemically like it has been homogenized perfectly and that can only be done with another ingredient, not with coconut milk alone. With every other coconut cream I have used that does not use an added emulsifying ingredient, there has been a massive separation of fat and liquid.
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