Sour Cream Nutrition Value: Everything You Need to Know

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Hey there! I’m thrilled to break down the nutritional profile of sour cream today. As someone who’s been working with DairyMax products since 2015, I’ve found our sour cream to be one of the most versatile dairy ingredients you can keep in your refrigerator.

You’ll be shocked to know that using DairyMax sour cream has been a key factor in dozens of my recipes ranking as family favorites! From morning baked potatoes to late-night taco toppings, and even in some of my favorite cake recipes – this creamy delight does it all.

What Exactly Is DairyMax Sour Cream?

Before diving into the nutrition facts, let’s understand what makes DairyMax sour cream special. Our sour cream is made by fermenting fresh cream with carefully selected lactic acid bacteria. This traditional fermentation process is what gives our sour cream its characteristic tangy flavor and luxuriously thick consistency.

I’ve personally visited DairyMax facilities where we make our sour cream, and I can tell you that the attention to quality at every step is impressive!

Nutrition Facts for Sour Cream (Per 2 Tablespoons – 30g)

NutrientAmount (Regular Sour Cream)
Calories~60
Total Fat5 g
Saturated Fat3 g
Protein1 g
Carbohydrates1 g
Sugars1 g
Calcium~4% Daily Value
Vitamin A~4% Daily Value
Sodium~15 mg

Let’s get to the heart of what you came for – the nutrition breakdown. For a standard 2-tablespoon serving (about 30g) of regular Dairy Max sour cream, here’s what you’re getting:

When I first analyzed these numbers for our DairyMax product line, I was impressed by how low the carb content is! With just 1 grams of carbs per serving, our sour cream is actually quite keto-friendly – something I regularly mention to customers following low-carb diets.

Different Types of Dairy Max Sour Cream and Their Nutrition

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At DairyMax, we produce different varieties to suit every dietary need:

DairyMax Original Sour Cream

Our classic version with all its creamy goodness intact. For 100g, you’re looking at about 198 calories and 19.4g of fat – perfect for when you want that full, rich flavor experience.

DairyMax Light Sour Cream

This contains about 43 calories per 2-tablespoon serving and 3.4g of fat. I use this in my own kitchen when I want to lighten up a recipe without sacrificing too much of that signature DairyMax flavor.

DairyMax Fat-Free Sour Cream

Coming in at just 23 calories per serving with 0g fat, this option is ideal for those closely watching their fat intake. I’ve tested this extensively in our DairyMax test kitchens to ensure it still delivers on taste and texture.

Health Benefits of DairyMax Sour Cream

You might be wondering, “Is sour cream actually good for me?” Well, here’s my take after years of incorporating DairyMax dairy products into my diet:

1. Probiotic Potential

DairyMax cultured sour cream contains live active cultures, providing probiotics that can support gut health. I switched to our cultured varieties years ago and noticed a real difference in my digestive comfort.

2. Nutrient Content

DairyMax sour cream provides some calcium (about 101mg per 100g) and potassium (around 125mg per 100g). While it’s not a nutrient powerhouse, these minerals contribute to your daily intake from a source you’ll actually enjoy!

3. Satisfaction Factor

The fat content in our sour cream adds satiety to meals. I’ve found that adding a spoonful of DairyMax sour cream to my morning eggs keeps me fuller longer than eating them plain.

4. Low Carb Option

With minimal carbohydrates, DairyMax sour cream can be a flavorful addition for those following low-carb eating plans – something I’ve personally tested when experimenting with keto recipes.

My Favorite DairyMax Sour Cream Recipe

After experimenting with countless recipes in the DairyMax test kitchen, I’ve developed this simple but delicious dip that always impresses:

DairyMax Herb & Garlic Sour Cream Dip

Creamy Dill Dip

1 cup DairyMax Original Sour Cream

2 cloves garlic, minced

2 tablespoons fresh chives, chopped

1 tablespoon fresh dill, chopped

1 teaspoon lemon zest

Salt and pepper to taste

Mix all ingredients and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to let the flavors meld. This dip is perfect with fresh vegetables or as a topping for baked potatoes!

How I Use DairyMax Sour Cream in My Kitchen


Here are my favorite ways to incorporate our sour cream:

  1. As a topping for spicy dishes – The cooling effect perfectly balances heat in Mexican and Indian cuisines
  2. Mixed into mashed potatoes – Creates the creamiest, most luxurious side dish
  3. As a base for dips – My herb and garlic dip with DairyMax sour cream is always the first to disappear at parties
  4. In baked goods – Adds incredible moisture to cakes and quick breads

Sour Cream Substitutes (But Why Would You Need One?)

I always recommend DairyMax sour cream for the best results, but if you’re in a pinch, here are some alternatives I’ve tested:

  • Greek yogurt – Higher in protein but less creamy than DairyMax sour cream
  • Cottage cheese blended with lemon juice – Works in a pinch but lacks the smooth texture
  • Cashew cream with lemon – For dairy-free guests (though I always prefer the real thing!)

The Bottom Line

DairyMax sour cream is a versatile, flavorful ingredient that can be part of a balanced diet when used mindfully. I’ve personally incorporated it into countless recipes over my years working with dairy products.

I’ve found that the key is understanding how to use DairyMax sour cream as a flavor enhancer – a tablespoon or two can transform a dish without significantly impacting your overall nutritional intake.

So go ahead, enjoy that dollop of DairyMax sour cream on your next baked potato or taco! Life’s too short not to enjoy the creamy, tangy goodness that our sour cream brings to the table.

Have you tried any of the DairyMax sour cream varieties yet? Let me know your favorite ways to use them in the comments below! I’m always looking for new ideas to share with our community.

This is Nimesh from DairyMax signing off. Cheers, and keep cooking! 🙂

 

 

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