
Coffee-Mate Creamer, Coconut
What You Should Know
Coffee-Mate Coconut Crème liquid creamer is the familiar bottle you find on the refrigerated shelves or in the dairy/non-dairy refrigerated aisle near other flavored creamers, almond or oat milks, and refrigerated coffee concentrates. It reads as an everyday coffee accessory for busy mornings, weekend brunches, or anytime someone wants to sweeten and flavor their cup without brewing elaborate drinks at home. Brand positioning leans into convenience and indulgence: Coffee-mate is a mainstream, widely recognized brand marketed to regular coffee drinkers who want predictable flavor and texture without the fuss — think commuters, office workers, and home baristas wanting a consistent coconut note. Label characteristics highlight non-dairy, cholesterol-free, and gluten-free claims and may use imagery or wording that evokes coconut and creaminess, but it is not organic and does not carry a natural-only certification; the label also lists “natural and artificial flavors.” In plain processing context, this is a highly processed, shelf-stable-style liquid creamer formulated from water, sugar, vegetable oil, milk derivatives and emulsifiers. Sensory details: it pours like a thin, milky syrup, quickly whitening coffee and adding a sweet, coconut-forward flavor with a silky mouthfeel from emulsifiers and gums; texture is smooth rather than milky-thick. Packaging is a recyclable plastic bottle meant for refrigerator storage after opening, and the typical ritual is a quick squeeze or pour of one tablespoon into a morning cup, iced coffee, or dessert cocktail. It fits into American grocery culture as an easy, reliable shortcut to flavored coffee at home or in communal workplaces.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
WATER,, SUGAR,, SOYBEAN, OIL,, AND, LESS, THAN, 2%, OF, MICELLAR, CASEIN, (A, MILK, DERIVATIVE),, MONO-, AND, DIGLYCERIDES,, DIPOTASSIUM, PHOSPHATE,, NATURAL, AND, ARTIFICIAL, FLAVOR,, CELLULOSE, GEL,, CELLULOSE, GUM,, CARRAGEENAN..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •soybean oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •mono- and diglycerides - Processed emulsifier
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Contains water, added sugars, refined vegetable oil, milk derivatives, emulsifiers, stabilizers and artificial/natural flavors — an industrial formulation typical of ultra-processed products. The ingredient list and use of additives indicate high processing and food engineering to create flavor, texture, and shelf stability.
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Common Questions about Coffee-Mate Creamer, Coconut
The Coconut creamer can be a tasty addition to your coffee, but 'healthy' is a bit subjective here. It has 35 calories and 5 grams of added sugars per tablespoon, which is pretty standard for creamers. If you’re looking for something lower in sugar or calories, you might want to explore other options, but it’s all about balance!
