Nestle Coffee mate Coffee Creamer, Sweetened Original

True flavor. no nasty after-taste. Only negative is getting the pump to operate - SOLUTION: pour into small container that has a tight lid. Works great! So glad this product is available in this form.

... here's another one that takes things into consideration that no one else has. I am at an advantage. My local Thornton's (which is like a AM/PM, 7/11, Quick Trip or Come and Go, depending on what part of the nation you live in), carries this product. So I got to try it out BEFORE I bought it. Now before I describe the taste, you need to know how I like my coffee. I REALLY DON'T. Allow me to explain. First off, the taste of coffee is as subjective as someone's favorite color. There are those who swear by Starbucks and others who want their coffee out of a gas station, from a dirty pot. So for anyone to claim that the product has a certain taste is really nothing more than their personal opinion. Without knowing how someone likes their coffee, you cannot really judge what the product taste like using their opinion. It is simply that, their personal opinion. So your question should be, "Well, how do you like YOUR coffee Mr. Junkman?" I'm glad you asked. I like my coffee WEAK, and I mean REALLY WEAK. I usually get the breakfast blend version of any coffee offered and split that with half a cup of boiling hot water (because I love my coffee boiling hot). I drink my coffee with HEAVY CREAM AND SUGAR. Most folks say that I like a little coffee with my cream and sugar. I never cared for dairy creamers, only the non-dairy, powdered stuff so the only reason I even tried this stuff was because it claimed to have the sweetener mixed in. Since it takes me 10-minutes to get one cup of coffee just right, I saw this product as a way to kill two birds with one stone. A lot of people claim that my coffee looks more like a cup of tea because of how weak I like it. Thus, I guess I really don't like coffee because you couldn't pay me a million dollars to drink a cup of coffee from Starbucks or any other place where they make it so strong that it would grow hair on your toe nails. Given how weak I like my coffee, I still squirt about 12 pumps of this stuff into my coffee, just to get it the way I like. For me, it tasted great! Better than the non-dairy creamer version of this product. It was so good, that I paid this OUTRAGEOUS cost to get TWO bottles of this stuff. I thought that I would be able to stockpile it in the refrigerator until I found out that IT CAN'T BE REFRIGERATED. Once you open the product, it is only good for around 30-DAYS. I was wondering how a dairy product doesn't go bad while sitting out all day until I realized that it really doesn't contain any dairy product. I don't know what it is but I like the taste. Hold on a minute, I need to go reheat my coffee. Okay, I'm back. For those of you who haven't tried this product, understand this. The consistency of the product is like maple syrup. It is VERY sweet, just like honey. To me, it taste better than the dairy version of the same brand because it already has some kind of sweetener in it. Also, the bottle/pump design is kinda crap. You need to place the bottle on a hard surface (like a counter), and FIRMLY press down on the pump WITH YOUR CUP BEING HELD CLOSE TO THE SPIGOT. If you don't do it this way, you will squirt product in no telling what direction and create a sticky mess. They need to do a redesign of that bottle because the present design is pitiful. The only problem that I have with this product is THE COST and the pump design. The price is ridiculous but I can clearly see the advantage to a business that offers coffee to their customers. The bottle is kinda big so it shouldn't disappear off the counter and you don't have to refrigerate it. If you don't drink a lot of coffee, this will EASILY last you MORE than a month so you are probably going to end up wasting it after 30-days (which is the amount of time that the product is best used by). As long as you don't open it, the product will probably last for a seriously long time but once you break the seal under the cap, 30-DAYS. Also, and this is VERY important, ONCE YOU SCREW ON THE PUMP, IT CANNOT BE REMOVED!!! With that said, make sure that you UNLOCK the pump BEFORE placing it on the bottle. Also, READ THE INSTRUCTION on the bottle about how to place the pump on the bottle. So this concludes another episode of War & Peace. I hope that you found this helpful. I've included some pictures of how my product arrived because I have seen that some people have experience some less than spectacular shipping issues. My product arrived intact with no leaks, a pump for each bottle and my first cup of Folgers Breakfast Blend coffee was to my satisfaction. :) The Junkman

I’ve been using the Nestlé Coffee Mate liquid coffee creamer with dispenser bottle, and it’s very convenient and easy to use. The dispensing bottle makes it simple to pour the right amount without spills or mess. The creamer blends smoothly into the coffee and adds a rich, creamy flavor without overpowering it. I like that it’s ready to use and perfect for everyday coffee at home or in the office. The bottle design is practical and keeps the creamer fresh. It’s also great for guests since it’s easy to serve and looks clean and organized on the counter. Overall, this is a reliable and convenient liquid coffee creamer. I recommend it if you want an easy, mess-free way to enjoy creamy coffee.

I've been using this flavored creamer for numerous decades and to have one that I do not have to worry about refrigerating is amazing. I just took a bottle on a trip across country and love the convenience and the access to my favorite flavor. I had no problems with the bottle leaking and I love the easy to use pump that comes with it.

I used to have this item in the “sweetened original” flavor as a constant regular delivery on my subscribe & save once I’d worked out about how quickly I used it. Pros- 1. The normal price of the 2-pack (or even single) is SO much cheaper than the equivalent amount of sugar & cream/milk you’d use to get the same results per cup. Normally for a 2-pack it’s about $17/32oz bottle with 1 pump=1 large plastic peel top cream like you see in gas stations. Using about 12-14 pumps/day for coffee and hot chocolate one bottle lasts about a month and the milk alone would have cost more than that. Not to mention once you know how many pumps you like making your coffee goes a LOT faster: just pour, pump however many times, stir, and done (if you like more milk than sugar or opposite, just use fewer pumps and add extra milk or sugar). 2. If you average making at least one large size cup or more than one regular size cup of coffee a day at home with cream/milk & sweetener of some kind, even if you’re taking it with you to drink, this product is DEFINITELY worth it. It’s good for over a month sitting out once opened, doesn’t mention refrigeration at all (maybe it wouldn’t pump properly if it was that cold and thickened from it), can sit around for at LEAST a year unopened, and the last time I checked (admittedly it’s been a couple years so they could have changed the recipe) it’s real dairy product (highly condensed with preservatives and flavoring) and real sugar so it’s NOT for diabetics. There are other flavors available sugar-free. 3. Huge time saver since it’s fewer steps for every cup. 4. This particular flavor also works VERY well for hot cocoa or chocolate to add just a bit of sweetness or a lot of sweetness without trying to make the water or milk (whichever you used) hold more density than it should or can. Cons- 1. Unfortunately it’s not been regularly available for over a year now (as of the date of this review 8/2023) except at ridiculous prices that aren’t worth it no matter how good and convenient it is (around $55 for the 2-pack and $30 for the single). You can find Hazelnut and French Vanilla at reasonable prices, but for some reason the Sweetened Original and more exotic flavors like Mint Chocolate are fairly consistently high priced other than the random times you find it back at normal price like nothing happened. 2. When you DO happen to find it in stock at regular price, it doesn’t generally do you any good with subscribe & save as that will have changed by the time it’s actually time to charge you and ship it. It’s best to just go ahead and “buy now” if you see the price in the $3_ something range. That’s it. I always have it around at home. It’s absolutely wonderful for any beverage you like cream and sugar in which is why I avoid the flavored options. It’s just a matter of finding it, and finding it at a cost effective price but I actually DO take the time hunt this down with various sellers for a decent price if I’m running low.

I picked up the Nestlé Coffee‑mate French Vanilla concentrated liquid creamer in the pump bottles, and it’s mostly a win. The creamer itself is smooth, creamy, and flavorful and the bottles don’t need refrigeration, which is super handy for busy mornings. Having a visible supply of creamer in the kitchen without taking up fridge space is a big plus. The bottle design is also useful: the pump dispenses a single serving with one press. It saves me from eyeballing spoonfuls, and it stays room temperature for long periods without thickening. I keep one at home and another at the office, and it’s efficient and low-fuss. The only downside is that the pump can sometimes be finicky. I had two bottles where the pump stopped working after a few weeks, and some others out there report similar issues. It’s not a deal-breaker since the flavor and convenience are great, but it’s worth mentioning. Bottom line: Great taste, no refrigeration needed, and easy pump design make this a solid creamer. Just be ready to troubleshoot or return if the pump stops working. Still earns four stars from me.

Nestle Coffee mate French Vanilla Creamer in the concentrated liquid pump bottle is a game-changer for any coffee enthusiast seeking convenience and great taste. Here's my take on this product: Let's start with the positives. One of the standout features of this creamer is its generous size. The large pump bottle ensures that you won't run out of your favorite French vanilla flavor anytime soon, making it perfect for households or workplaces with heavy coffee consumption. I also appreciate how this creamer stays good at room temperature without affecting the temperature of my coffee. Unlike some other creamers that need refrigeration, this one can be conveniently stored on the countertop or in a cabinet, ready to be used whenever needed. This eliminates the hassle of constantly having to refrigerate, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable coffee experience every time. The no-mess design of the pump bottle is another plus. It dispenses just the right amount of creamer with each pump, preventing spills and drips that can create unnecessary cleanup. Plus, the French vanilla flavor adds a delightful sweetness and richness to my coffee, enhancing the overall taste without overpowering it. However, there are a couple of drawbacks worth mentioning. When stored in cooler temperatures, such as in a machine shed or craft shed, the creamer can become thick and difficult to dispense from the pump. Additionally, removing the pump from the bottle can be a bit challenging without the right tools, such as a vice-grip. That being said, my household found a simple solution to these issues. Instead of storing the entire bottle in cooler areas, we pump the desired amount of creamer into a disposable container before heading to the shed. This way, we avoid the thickening problem and make dispensing easier while still enjoying the convenience of the pump bottle. In conclusion, Nestle Coffee mate French Vanilla Creamer in the concentrated liquid pump bottle offers a convenient and flavorful way to enhance your coffee. Despite minor challenges with storage temperature and pump removal, the overall convenience and delicious taste make it a worthwhile addition to any coffee lover's routine.

I tried refrigerated non-dairy creamers, and they always ended up expiring and needing to be thrown out before I used it all; such a waste of money. These, on the other hand, do not require refrigeration and don't (effectively) expire. I just keep the pump on my kitchen counter. The 2-pack makes for a great value. I just Subscribe & Save for delivery every 3 months.