Hi,
any recommendations for a coffee creamer? I usually have black coffee with zero sugar but would like to experiment with creamers as I do like to put in some sweetener, like chocolate. Anyone tried something to be excited about?
I found Nestle's coffee mate till now, but would love to know if someone's tried it yet.
Thanks!
Posted Nov 19, 2022, 11:05 AM UTC
It'll be hard to beat Nestle's coffee creamers. The sugar-free versions use a sugar alternative such as sucralose.
However they're not healthy for regular use and are expensive. It's important I point this out even if you didn't ask. I myself enjoy my coffee sugar free and no longer miss sugar. That I think is the way to go in the long run.
Would you recommend any Nestle if you've tried them?
I agree with you on the health and the sugar bit. I'd likely not use it that regularly. Any alternatives you can suggest?
Thank you!
I'd go for the hazelnut sugar free, and then the French Vanilla sugar free.
For the alternative, just help me understand a bit more. Do you like the flavor or the whitener? Or is it both?
Will try them for sure.
To be honest I haven't tried many flavours so far. But I'm there for the flavour more than anything else.
Okay, don't lynch me but I use condensed milk (Milkmaid) as creamer for my black coffees lol. It tastes pretty good. Try it out.
Interesting. I... might. Curious, thanks!
Do lemme know how it tastes. I'd like to know if I'm not the only weirdo out here lmao
My motto: have a good coffee black with no additives whatsoever because sugar, milk et al mask the true flavours of the coffee but an average coffee tastes yummy with Amul's fresh or whipping cream. (PS: I eat keto)
Just add (Jimmy's- different varieties available) cacao powder and sugar.
I had no idea about Jimmy's. I'll check it out, thanks! Sugar is not for me now I'm afraid, or definitely not in coffee.