"Panna vegetale" in english? Thread poster: Bethany Kachura
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Does anyone have an idea of what panna vegetale is? And what it's known as in English?
| | | | Tom in London
United Kingdom
Local time: 17:36
Member (2008)
Italian to English
| dairy-free cream | Nov 8, 2019 |
for vegans
| | | | | cream made with vegetable fat | Nov 8, 2019 |
Hello Bethany,
Panna vegetale is not completely diary free as it contains a milk protein (sodium caseinate). In my personal opinion, it is not correct to call it dairy-free cream and it is not suitable for vegans (unless the cream is made from soya, then you can call it dairy-free cream).
Please, have a look at this websit... See more Hello Bethany,
Panna vegetale is not completely diary free as it contains a milk protein (sodium caseinate). In my personal opinion, it is not correct to call it dairy-free cream and it is not suitable for vegans (unless the cream is made from soya, then you can call it dairy-free cream).
Please, have a look at this website, a brand which sells panna vegetale (http://www.hopla.it/en/hopla-products/aliquam_a_ullamcorper_mi_vestibulum_et_neque_purus)... you can find it in Sainsbury's and all the other popular supermarkets in the UK. They call their panna vegetale "whipping and cooking cream made with vegetable fat" and it can be used for sweet and savoury dishes.
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| | | | | Caseine-free/dairy-free depending on brands | Nov 8, 2019 |
Apologies for intruding y'all!
"Panna vegetale" is a very non-descriptive denomination, used to cover just about any non-animal content in the "panna", 'mafraid. On a general level, I think "dairy-free cream" can be a valid translation.
A panna vegetale can be based on coconut, rise, soy, almonds "milk" or even cashew (this latest one, I make it myself) and so on. The ingredients added to obtain a creamy spread that feels and behaves as much as possible like real cream ... See more Apologies for intruding y'all!
"Panna vegetale" is a very non-descriptive denomination, used to cover just about any non-animal content in the "panna", 'mafraid. On a general level, I think "dairy-free cream" can be a valid translation.
A panna vegetale can be based on coconut, rise, soy, almonds "milk" or even cashew (this latest one, I make it myself) and so on. The ingredients added to obtain a creamy spread that feels and behaves as much as possible like real cream depend on the manufacturer and there are brands that are totally caseine-free, see for example
https://www.macrolibrarsi.it/prodotti/__crema-da-cucina-cocco-da-montare.php#ingredienti
(I'm no vegan, I have issues with caseine) ▲ Collapse
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Bethany Kachura
United Kingdom
Local time: 17:36
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TOPIC STARTER | Very informative | Nov 8, 2019 |
Valentina Pecchiar wrote: Apologies for intruding y'all! "Panna vegetale" is a very non-descriptive denomination, used to cover just about any non-animal content in the "panna", 'mafraid. On a general level, I think "dairy-free cream" can be a valid translation. A panna vegetale can be based on coconut, rise, soy, almonds "milk" or even cashew (this latest one, I make it myself) and so on. The ingredients added to obtain a creamy spread that feels and behaves as much as possible like real cream depend on the manufacturer and there are brands that are totally caseine-free, see for example https://www.macrolibrarsi.it/prodotti/__crema-da-cucina-cocco-da-montare.php#ingredienti (I'm no vegan, I have issues with caseine)
Thank you all! I think dairy free cream works here, especially as later it's called DFC, so I presume that stands for Dairy Free Cream.
| | | | | Dairy-free cream | Nov 8, 2019 |
I second Valentina's suggestion of dairy-free cream. Not just for vegans - for anyone who can't or doesn't want to consume a product containing animal ingredients.
And if it is a dairy-dree cream, it contains no milk proteins.
| | | | Tom in London
United Kingdom
Local time: 17:36
Member (2008)
Italian to English
Wnat is the question doing here anyway? Shouldn't it be a Kudoz question?
| | | | | A Cesare quel che è di Cesare, pardon: di Tom | Nov 8, 2019 |
Thanks Fiona, in fact I was seconding Tom's solution
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