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Half-and-Half

(Easy Recipe)

Strikes a balance between milk and cream, offering a lighter option that's richer than milk.

Updated On: May 07, 2024

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Half-and-half is a blend of equal parts whole milk and cream. It offers more richness than milk alone but is lighter than cream, providing a balanced texture and flavor. It's particularly popular in the United States and is often used in coffee to smooth out the acidity or bitterness..

What Coffees can be made using Half-and-Half

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Cafe Breve

A rich concoction of espresso and creamy half-and-half. Known for its velvety texture and a richer taste than regular milk-based coffees.

Rich History of Half-and-Half

Half-and-half was first introduced in the United States, likely during the early 20th century, as a lighter alternative to cream for coffee drinkers.

Authentic Recipe Of Half-and-Half

Steps:

  1. Combine whole milk and light cream in equal proportions.

Bonus Tip For Making Half-and-Half

Chill before use to enhance texture and flavor.

Nutritional Profile & Other Information on Half-and-Half

Serving Size

15 (used in recipes)

(mL)

0.5

(Oz)

Calories

20 kcal

Suitable For

Vegetarian

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