Do you think this would taste good used as a coffee creamer?
1632229
No. It's pretty dense and grainy. I think you'd be better buying a coconut creamer.
1632230
It doesn't turn as brown as when you use creamer. It also has little coconut pieces (pulp like)that float in the coffee. If this doesn't bother you then it does have a good flavor. I didn't care for the pulp.
1632231
This product is not sweet and it is not smooth (tiny bits of coconut). If you're not expecting sweet and/or smooth, it might work.
1632232
I tried it in my coffee, it is more like putting coconut oil in it, what ya use is coconut milk..
1632233
I've never heard that it could be used as a coffee creamer, and I don't think it would be good for that purpose, because it's not milk, it's coconut oil with coconut meat (which is finely shredded coconut), - so it's more like a spread, but when added to hot oatmeal it makes it taste rich and nutty. It can be added to puddings, cakes, fudge, etc. But not to drinks, I believe. But you can try. Anyway, if you don't like it in your coffee you can also use it in other dishes.
1632234
Use coconut powder! If you can get it in bulk or at the Asian market in a green box, the office/home will love it. Also there is honey powder in a bucket on Walmart . co. M. Weee
1632235
Better for no-sugar ice cream... Heavy Cream, half and half, whole coconut milk and this combined into an ice cream maker. Devine.
1632236
I use coconut cream in my coffee all the time, about 1/2 teaspoon to 8 oz coffee or tea, especially chai tea. I usually add it to the coffee then pour into a blender and whip it up, or use, handheld frother, or put the coffee and the coconut cream in a mason jar, screw on the lid, and shake, shake, shake.
874223
I haven't tried that but I'm sure it would work as a cream eyeshadow it's also a good for a base for your eyeshadows and there are all kinda of colors I'm there you could use it as a conclear that matches your skin time that works pretty well also.
1141917
Yes, it can be used for powdered creamers. The powdered creamer probably would get stuck in the hinge of the spout and make it hard to open & close.
1932102
Sure, why not? Although it migh go down quicker w/ milk or almond milk. Very good taste w/ no after taste.
592120
Sorry I can't answer that for you. I just like my coffee hot and strong and this serves the purpose plus it does not cost as much as some of the other coffees and I think tastes just as good.
1516345
We generally follow the direction, but by adding a little more powder, it seems to make a richer taste. I really think you should start with the directions and vary it based on your own taste and how you plan to use the mixture. I will say, it makes an excellent cream gravy. We are about a year away from full time cruising on our sailboat and plan to use it for our milk. It is a very good product. Claudia also uses it as a coffee creamer, although it is expensive to do so.
1350628
I would think it would be delicious in anything you used it in. The flavor is amazing.
2149662
According to the ingredients coffee was mentioned...if it had expresso in it...I would be wired !!! so the answer is no but it is very delicious !!!
1380437
It is a fairly fine grind, so I would give it a try. It is very good coffee.
753393
probably not...this wonderful rock sugar softly compliments the delicate flavors of tea. coffee, good coffee, is so complex in flavor that the gentle sweetness is overpowered. it could be used but why waste it?
503911
Eat it in one bite until you are comfortable with the liquid center. I'veVe never tried it in coffee
186418
I think so. It might make a good vanilla flavored coffee smoothie. I usually mix it with milk or water.
1446986
I didn't think so. It's very rich and creamy though so I liked it best ice cold and mixed with cold coffee (like a protein latte!)
1177651
This will give you a peppermint mocha taste but it may turn the coffee an odd color. This does not have any cream in it so it will not taste the same as a creamer based product. Other options for substitutions would be a regular creamer (half & half or whatever you normally use) plus this syrup. You could also try creamer, peppermint syrup (it's clear) plus some chocolate sauce (syrups and sauces are available sugar free).
604798
The cream is more like heavy whipping cream so it would depend on the recipe but I do use it a lot. Just keep in mind it has more fat and almost no water.
511089
I have used this as a creamer in coffee and to even add more richness to hot chocolate, oatmeal, shakes etc. I love it and it works great.
1381659
I haven't used it for any dry coffee creamers, but I imagine it would work just fine. They're usually made of finer granules anyway, so it shouldn't be a problem.