Clotted cream - where I can buy it in Wroclaw?

buddyBear 1 | 1

8 Oct 2014 / #1

Hello everyone!
Does anybody know where I can buy clotted cream in Wroclaw?

smurf 38 | 1940

8 Oct 2014 / #2

Never seen it for sale anywhere outside the UK, very easy to make though: wikihow/Make-Clotted-Cream

Jardinero 1 | 383

9 Oct 2014 / #3

very easy to make

Unfortunately, it takes ages to make and is very energy demanding:
"...cook for at least 8 hours. The cream may take as long as 12 hours to fully clot."

smurf 38 | 1940

9 Oct 2014 / #4

Unfortunately, it takes ages to make and is very energy demanding:

Method 2 takes 3 hours and then 8 of refrigeration.
Slow cookers use very little energy and your fridge is constantly using power anyway.

Lesson to be learned, read the full link entry (^_^)

Varsovian 91 | 634

9 Oct 2014 / #5

You can't buy milk in Poland. Homogenized stuff, yes. Normal pasteurized, no. I get it from a farmer when I visit my parents-in-law. You can't get whipping cream either. People add chemicals to it to make it stand up. Pathetic.

sobieski 106 | 2111

9 Oct 2014 / #6

You can't buy milk in Poland.

You can if you live close to a mlekomat. mlekomaty.org/mlekomat/2.191.lista-mlekomatow
Besides the fresh milk sold in the shops is not UHT, only stays good for two weeks or so.

smurf 38 | 1940

9 Oct 2014 / #7

UHT

UHT...there's no demand for that, coz it's shi!e

youtube.com/watch?v=pBwwcU2c3u4

good old Fr. Ted.

OP buddyBear 1 | 1

10 Oct 2014 / #8

Thanks, will try some day :)

Cardno85 31 | 971

10 Oct 2014 / #9

Smurf, you are right, UHT is terrible and so uncommon in the UK. But it's still pretty standard in most family homes in Poland and also commmercial places!