Nestle Coffee mate Coffee Creamer, Original, Non Dairy Powder Creamer, 11 Ounces (Pack of 12)

It's far superior to milk. It does an excellent job of removing the bite from your coffee. It's also flammable if you get bored with it. It is, in fact, a lot of fun. Simply sprinkle a pinch on a lit candle and watch it flare up like a magician's flash powder. Actually, it's possible that this isn't one of the permitted applications. That last part can be skipped over.

Marvin Owen

| Jan 28, 2021

First, as a senior, I didn't notice the small banner that said "Lite. " It should be placed on the label where it can be seen, and if it is Light, it should be spelled correctly. Using the word Lite allows them to avoid liability for what is supposed to be low in calories. That pales in comparison to the taste, which is HORRIBLE. I've always liked Coffee Mate, but when I opened one, I made my coffee as usual, and the first sip made me realize something wasn't quite right. I'm stuck with a case of "Lite" that I plan to donate to the local church because it has an odd, almost chemical taste to it. If you like coffee mate, I recommend that you avoid buying the "Lite" version. Others may enjoy it, but I believe it degrades the quality of coffee.

Marlowe HOWELLS

| Oct 02, 2021

When the power goes out, or when you're camping, this is a great item to have. I've grown accustomed to it to the point where I prefer it to milk or cream. I paid under $18 a month ago, and now it costs more than $30. Because of the new price, I dropped from a five-star rating to a one-star rating.

Felix Beard

| Dec 02, 2021

I'm not a big fan of dairy products. As a child, it took me a long time to realize that drinking milk and eating ice cream caused me to break out in hives. In order to isolate this allergy, my parents had to restrict my diet and start with something I'd never had before. We began with a lamb dish. I still get a shiver whenever I see sheep. This isn't a flavor that everyone will enjoy. Then we tried chicken, beef, bread, potatoes, and so on until we figured out who was to blame after I drank a full glass of whole milk and ended up looking like I'd been stung by hundreds of bees. br>br>Because I drink a lot of coffee, I needed to find a non-caffeinated alternative. My wife prefers bold flavors, so I'm looking for a dairy creamer to balance them out. When she says "black," she's referring to the appearance of a black hole in the universe. the color combination that makes me feel like I'm in a cave with no light source I used to order the large 56-ounce canisters, but I found that they quickly became stale because they had to be opened and closed so many times before they were consumed. They were also too big to fit in your luggage when you went on vacation. However, this 12-piece bulk pack really works. You only need to open one, and the others will remain sealed and fresh until you finish the first. Because of their small size, they're easy to transport, and they're about half the price of what you'd pay in a supermarket. To me, this appears to be a viable option.

Guadalupe Madden

| Aug 20, 2021

It's for Sweetie, who can't get enough of his coffee. Mate (vanilla) is a type of mate that is made from the leaves Going to several grocery stores and finding none, despite the fact that it is a very popular brand, I now order by the case to ensure we have enough for Sweetie!.

Nathalie Bradley

| Dec 05, 2021

These 12 pack sizes' prices fluctuate, as does their availability. They can be a real bargain at times. They are in stock at times, but not always. They can also be in stock at a high price, so when they go on sale, I like to grab them for use with the big canister. I fill them from the large canister with the empty small canister. The main issue is that neither the large nor the small dishwashers function properly. The logos are going to be washed away. These are the regular flavor powder. br>(The large sizes, with the screww top lid, are also perfect for mixed paint storage, FYI)br>These are the regular flavor powder. Because half-and-half is difficult to come by these days, I'm used to them. I recommend these for use at the table. It's a lot more sanitary than the big one. The cost of sealed glass canisters has increased recently, and sugar bowls and creamer are frequently mixed up. As a result, this is what I've come up with. br>I recommend these if you enjoy a good deal (when you can find one) and the idea of refilling them from large containers. br>These aren't directly from Amazon, but the vendor always sends them well packaged. br>I buy them on a regular basis when they are on sale!.

Hadley Pena

| Jun 02, 2021

I'm not going to let my animosity toward him cloud my judgment. br>br>This is a favorite of mine and my family. They use a lot of coffee, and we all drink a lot of it. I used to put this in my coffee until I noticed an oil slick in the bottom of my cup. I couldn't decide whether to contact the Environmental Protection Agency or flush it down the toilet. That alone was enough to put me off this product. My family continues to enjoy it, as I previously stated. This is their preferred brand, and I'm a softie at heart, so I buy it. A lot. On a regular basis br>br>This is a cardboard box containing 12 tall slim containers that have been wrapped in plastic. I know the short, fat containers are available, but they are more difficult to open with arthritis. We used to buy those and just refill one of these, but since my older brother has joined the arthritis gang in our family, we've had to make some adjustments. br>br>For years, the product has been the same whitish beige concoction. I don't think the flavor has changed recently, because if it had, I would have heard about it. I've never given much thought to blending power, so I'm not going to speculate. It lightens coffee while adding only a few calories and fat grams. br>br> If that's all you're looking for, you've come to the right place! If you're trying to figure out where an odd oil slick in your coffee cup came from. It's been discovered.

Juliette Rios

| Dec 07, 2021