
Coffee mate Original Coffee Creamer, Non-Dairy
What You Should Know
Coffee-mate Original Coffee Creamer, Non-Dairy (32 fl oz) sits in the refrigerated dairy/creamers aisle alongside milk, half-and-half and other liquid creamers, with powdered creamers and flavored syrups nearby in the coffee aisle. The glossy plastic bottle and recognizable Coffee-mate logo telegraph a familiar, mass-market convenience product aimed at daily coffee drinkers who want a predictable, sweetened creamy boost. It is designed for everyday occasions: weekday morning routines, weekend brunches, office coffee breaks and on-the-go refueling during road trips. Brand positioning leans into nostalgia and accessibility — an affordable, consistently flavored way to “level up” brew without the ritual of frothing or specialty coffee skills; marketing targets busy adults, commuters and families who prioritize quick comfort over artisanal provenance. The label emphasizes “non-dairy,” “cholesterol-free” and “gluten-free,” and calls out recyclable packaging, but it carries no organic certification and uses vague terms like “natural flavor.” Ingredient and claims create a health-halo that may suggest simplicity, though the product contains emulsifiers, stabilizers and corn syrup solids. Processing context: this is an industrially formulated liquid creamer built from vegetable oil, sweeteners and additives to produce a stable, shelf-manageable cream substitute. Sensory details: pourable, silky mouthfeel with a mildly sweet, neutral-vanilla note that blends readily into hot or iced coffee; the small serving size (about 1 tbsp) produces a quick clouding effect and a familiar rounded texture. Rituals include morning spoonfuls from the fridge, communal office creamer stations and bartenders using it for creamy cocktails or dessert-style coffees.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Water,, Corn, Syrup, Solids,, Soybean, Oil,, and, Less, than, 2%, of, Micellar, Casein, (a, Milk, Derivative),, Mono-, and, Diglycerides,, Dipotassium, Phosphate,, Natural, Flavor,, 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 multiple industrial ingredients and additives (corn syrup solids, soybean oil, emulsifiers, stabilizers, 'natural flavor') and is manufactured to be a ready-to-use formulated product, consistent with NOVA group 4 (ultra-processed foods).
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Common Questions about Coffee mate Original Coffee Creamer, Non-Dairy
The Original Coffee Creamer can be a part of a balanced diet, especially if you're looking for a non-dairy option to enhance your coffee. With just 20 calories and 1 gram of fat per tablespoon, it's not a calorie bomb. However, it's not particularly high in nutrients, so consider it more of a tasty addition than a health powerhouse.
