When I pipe my cake for decorating, some have a complex design so I take at least an hour. But after a while, the whipped cream started separating in the bag. Is this because of the warmth of my hands?? I have no idea why this happens.
Baking – Whipped Cream Separates While Piping
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Best Answer
Are you using an insulated piping bag with a disposable plastic piping bag inside? Is the room hot? Is the whipped cream over whipped?
To solve the heat problem, try folding a dissolved gelatin sheet into the whipped cream.
If the cream is over whipped it will start to look a bit grainy, as the fat starts to glob together as the fat turns to butter.