Cream Spotted

[lovelife]

I've read a lot of complaints about no cream on ships. FYI: They do currently have it on Wonder.

[time4u2go]

Did you verify that it is actually cream?

[SteelCityCruiser10]

Take a sample… Full chemical analysis will be required to prove it’s actually cream.  😂

[firefly333]

31 minutes ago, lovelife said:

I've read a lot of complaints about no cream on ships. FYI: They do currently have it on Wonder.

Allure had milk in the one labelled  cream. Just putting something into a pitcher says cream isnt enough. 

[little britain]

Just happy to see skimmed milk! 🥛 

[Toddcan]

This thread should be fun.  

 

The whole ruckus a few months ago was that the container was actually labelled Cream, but the forensic analysis, eye witnesses, and whistle-blower staff allegedly produced contradictory data. 

[FionaMG]

The problem is that people aren't terribly careful about putting the jugs back in the same place. So you can never be sure that the jug behind a given label contains what the label says. Assuming, of course, that they all actually do contain what the labels say... 🙃

[3CatsInMA]

3 hours ago, little britain said:

Just happy to see skimmed milk! 🥛 

How do you know it really is? 😁

[gkbiiii]

Even the gelato on Virgin is made from powdered milk.  Higher cruise pricing = crap products!  How is this possible?

[lovelife]

Oh my, thought I was being helpful with my observation!🙂 I dont use it and wouldn't know the difference. Mods: please remove this thread.

[little britain]

2 hours ago, 3CatsInMA said:

How do you know it really is? 😁

Usually the jug has the pale blue thumb holder which says Skimmed.

You can tell if it is because of the consistency.

[pyrateslife4me84]

We need to deploy our team of staff chemists to the Wonder for a full analysis. If it’s goat cream or skim soy, they’ll know. 

[swoopy2110]

Ok... UK person question.

What is the difference between 'Cream' and 'Milk' in the USA ?

 

I think I have a very different idea of what 'cream' is and I wouldn't expect it to go into Tea / Coffee!

 

Thanks.

Edited October 26, 2023 by swoopy2110

[time4u2go]

7 minutes ago, swoopy2110 said:

Ok... UK person question.

What is the difference between 'Cream' and 'Milk' in the USA ?

 

I think I have a very different idea of what 'cream' is and I wouldn't expect it to go into Tea / Coffee!

 

Thanks.

Cream is basically the fat that is removed from the milk. 

[Kiki and The Noush]

On Oasis at Park Cafe 2 weeks ago the carafe had CREAM on the handle - it was milk.  

[Biker19]

1 hour ago, lovelife said:

Mods: please remove this thread.

Use the three dots in the upper right to request that - putting in the text may not do it.

[marci22]

1 hour ago, lovelife said:

Oh my, thought I was being helpful with my observation!🙂 I dont use it and wouldn't know the difference. Mods: please remove this thread.

They're just having some fun.

[GimmeOcean]

51 minutes ago, swoopy2110 said:

Ok... UK person question.

What is the difference between 'Cream' and 'Milk' in the USA ?

 

I think I have a very different idea of what 'cream' is and I wouldn't expect it to go into Tea / Coffee!

 

Thanks.

 

Mostly defined by milk fat content:

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cream

 

Edited October 26, 2023 by GimmeOcean

[time4u2go]

3 hours ago, lovelife said:

Oh my, thought I was being helpful with my observation!🙂 I dont use it and wouldn't know the difference. Mods: please remove this thread.

There's a contact us link at the bottom to communicate with the mods.