How is rapid infusion achieved?
- Clover DMMC WIX
- Jun 28, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 15, 2024

Whipped cream chargers and dispensers aren’t exclusively for whipped cream, despite what the name might suggest. Some people might not be aware of the numerous applications for it that go beyond whipped cream.
When chargers are used, a high-pressure environment is formed that can transfer flavours from one substance to another. While this infusion usually whips the cream in the container, it also flavours a variety of other items when done quickly.
How is rapid infusion achieved?
Whipped cream chargers and dispensers offer versatile applications beyond just whipped cream. One lesser-known use is rapid flavor infusion, a process that expeditiously imparts flavors from solids to liquids.
How does the process work?
The goal of infusion is to transfer the essence of one substance into another liquid. First, the liquid is combined with solid flavorings in the dispenser. When the nitrous oxide chargers are introduced, they create a high-pressure environment inside the canister. This pressure forces the flavors from the solids into the liquid swiftly. After allowing a minute for the infusion to take place, the trigger is released to release the pressurized gas. The result: flavorful beverages ready in minutes, perfect for cooking, mixology, or whenever a burst of flavor is desired.
Unlike traditional methods that can take days or weeks, these chargers expedite the process without compromising on taste or quality.
Whipped cream chargers are practical tools in the culinary world, valued not just for whipping cream but also for creating flavorful infusions quickly and effectively.
Discover more about the versatility of CrèmeMax's premium food-grade nitrous cream dispensers, ideal for enhancing a variety of dishes and drinks with rapid infusions.

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