Favorite creamer that tastes like cream without being horrible for you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Light whipping cream. But just a splash!

I used to use heavy, but light works just as well. I used to add eight packets of sugar to a 16oz coffee, and now when my husband puts in 2 packet when we’re traveling )because he forgot)it’s way too sweet.

Eight packets omg

[Anonymous]

Heavy cream. Lasts forever in the fridge as there is no lactose (sugar) in it, just pure fat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go black and don’t go back

This is (part of) the answer. The other part is find a better coffee. There are so many choices of good coffee with different flavor notes.

[Anonymous]

Whole milk is sweet.

[Anonymous]

Almond milk is delicious, comes both sweetened and unsweetened, and does not spoil easily.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go black and don’t go back

This is (part of) the answer. The other part is find a better coffee. There are so many choices of good coffee with different flavor notes.

Please share any coffee that you recommend. I hate bitterness.

[Anonymous]

I just add a sugar cube and use a tiny splash of real heavy cream. ‘Creamer’ has got to be the stupidest, gross invention ever. I’m shocked that we fell for that marketing over just using real ingredients.

[Anonymous]

I really like the Silk brand oat milk creamer. It’s the one I can use the actual serving size and get that “coffee shop” taste.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just add a sugar cube and use a tiny splash of real heavy cream. ‘Creamer’ has got to be the stupidest, gross invention ever. I’m shocked that we fell for that marketing over just using real ingredients.

I agree. Most creamers are oily and insanely sweet. It's so gross. Just use milk or cream or half and half. I like whole milk for this. The organic version lasts forever, but even if you had to buy a quart every week, it's much cheaper than any "creamer".

[Anonymous]

Planet oat, oat milk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Use regular milk.

+1

Go cold turkey

It's the only way with sugar addiction for me

[Anonymous]

Fat free half and half

[Anonymous]

This stuff is delicious and has some nutritional value. It's got a fair amount of calcium and a little protein. It has sugar but not a crazy amount if you're just doing a splash. It also makes the BEST overnight oats if that's your thing.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go black and don’t go back

This is (part of) the answer. The other part is find a better coffee. There are so many choices of good coffee with different flavor notes.

Please share any coffee that you recommend. I hate bitterness.

If you ask 20 people for the best coffee you’ll get 20 different answers. 🙂

Coffee is a very personal taste. All I can suggest is to try a lot of different ones. For black coffee, I would not try Starbucks as, for me, it tastes overly processed and more bitter. Maybe try a local coffee shop. You’ll have to work at it a bit as you’re coming from a sugary coffee experience to hardly any. If you like the “coffee” taste, start with a medium dark roast and go from there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fat free half and half

Does this really exist?