Monday, December 21, 2009

Does 1 KG of ';Heavy Cream'; Weigh more than 1 KG of ';Light Cream';?

and what do you call creme cheese in TurkishDoes 1 KG of ';Heavy Cream'; Weigh more than 1 KG of ';Light Cream';?
1 kg of heavy cream of course weighs more.... as belly fat :p





Cream Cheese is Krem Peynir and I am having suspicions that you are after a Dairy Queen girl after all those cheese questions :DDoes 1 KG of ';Heavy Cream'; Weigh more than 1 KG of ';Light Cream';?
First question: No, it has to do with the consistency.


Second: Krem peyniri, although if you want something firm like Philadelphia Creme Cheese for making cheesecake, to Greece you'll have to set sail.
Nope it's the same weight. The only difference is how much one weighs after eating it. ^_^
I guess i answered this joke more than a million times when i was a kid to i'll answer your second directly .





Cream Cheese: Krem Peynir.





#YabanciKiz; krem peyniri doesn't sound like the best form.
NO way a 1 kg of Heavy Cream would weigh heavier than 1 kilo of light cream :))





Like a ton of feathers weighs lighter than a ton of bricks :))





Just kidding 1 kilo is a kilo regardless, but loved your question.





Perlaytony.
no they weigh the same, their volume will be different more than likely...does a pound of feathers weigh less than a pound of lead...no but I'd rather get hit with a pound of feathers...in case you don't know a pound is about half a KG
of course not. 1 kg is 1 kg, no matter what the material
1 KG of Heavy or Light cream would weigh the same. I think Cream cheese would be Creme Peynir?

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