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What type of Coffee Creamer do you use?


vvicin02

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vvicin02 Enthusiast

Just wondering, those of us who drink coffee what creamer (if any) do you use. I switched to Organic half and half because
it has half fat (no lactose) and half milk. It is not bad...


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cyclinglady Grand Master

Half and half is what I am enjoying in my coffee this very minute.  I can do dairy and I like the fact that it is real.  I buy organic whenever possible.  

Hubby...he likes to add some Carmel Coffee Mate creamer and a blob of whole milk.    I bet he will out live me.   That stuff has lots of extra ingredients that I can not pronounce, but it is gluten free.   

kareng Grand Master

Sometimes I use International Delight. Or the vanilla coconut milk one from So Delicious

Ennis-TX Grand Master

I often use Cashew milk because it is thicker and creamer, I think Blue Diamond Jut released a Almond milk Creamer that richer and creamier then the thinner almond milks.

 

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mbrookes Community Regular

I have no problem with dairy, so I use fat free half and half.

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