November 29, 2010
Updated Nov 29, 2010 at 9:47 PM EDT
(WKBW/CNN) Not long after the caffeine and alcohol-laced Four Loko is banned, there's a new product grabbing attention of consumers and alcohol regulators alike. It's alcohol-infused whipped cream.
It's not kept in the refrigerator, but on liquor-store shelves, and it contains about 15-percent alcohol.
That is a little more than most wines and about three times more than beer.
The boozy treat is available in the New York City area and online.
