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Roiskutusvoide, meaning "splatter cream" or "splash cream" in Finnish, is a culinary term referring to a type of dessert or topping. It is typically a whipped cream or a similar light, airy confection that is intentionally made to have a somewhat rough or uneven texture, giving it a "splattered" appearance. This contrasts with the smooth, uniformly whipped texture often desired in other cream preparations.

The creation of roiskutusvoide involves whipping cream, often with sugar and vanilla, until it reaches a soft or medium peak stage. The key to its characteristic texture is how it's applied. Instead of being piped smoothly or spread evenly, it is often dolloped or spooned onto desserts in a way that creates visible peaks and valleys, mimicking a splatter effect. This visual element is an important part of its appeal, adding a rustic or artisanal touch to cakes, pastries, and fruit desserts.

Roiskutusvoide is commonly used as a decorative element on Finnish cakes, such as layer cakes or fruit tarts, and can also serve as a topping for ice cream or berries. Its less formal appearance makes it suitable for home baking and casual dining, offering a delightful contrast in texture and visual appeal to the dish it accompanies. While the term is specific to Finnish culinary language, the technique of creating a textured whipped cream can be found in various international cuisines under different names or simply described by its appearance.