
International Delight Coffee Creamer, Caramel Macchiato
What You Should Know
International Delight Caramel Macchiato liquid creamer is the kind of brightly branded, convenience-focused product you’ll find grouped with refrigerated coffee creamers, milk and dairy alternatives near the front of the dairy aisle or adjacent to the grocery’s coffee display. The 32 fl oz plastic bottle, with its glossy, caramel-colored label and pour spout, sits beside competing flavored creamers and single-serve additives in busy morning-shopping lanes. This creamer is built for everyday moments — morning coffee at home, a casual weekend brunch, or a grab for the office kitchen when someone wants to jazz up a drip pot. International Delight positions itself as an affordable indulgence: accessible, mass-market, and aimed at adults who want cafe-style sweetness and aroma without a barista. Marketing leans into flavor playfulness and small daily luxuries rather than natural or organic credentials. The label highlights lactose-free and gluten-free claims, and lists “natural & artificial flavors,” but it does not carry organic certification; health-oriented buzzwords are limited and the product leans on nostalgia and treat-like appeal. In plain terms this is a highly processed, shelf-stable flavored creamer made from water, sugar, palm oil and a suite of emulsifiers and stabilizers to create a consistent creamy texture. Sensory notes: a glossy, slightly viscous mouthfeel, sugary caramel aroma, and a sweet finish that mutes coffee bitterness; the ritual is pour–stir–sip, often used to dial up indulgence in morning routines. The packaging is practical, resealable and designed for pantry or refrigerator convenience rather than culinary versatility.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
INGREDIENTS:, WATER;, SUGAR;, PALM, OIL;, CONTAINS, 2%, OR, LESS, OF:, SODIUM, CASEINATE*, (A, MILK, DERIVATIVE);, DIPOTASSIUM, PHOSPHATÉ;, CARRAGEENAN;, MONO, AND, DIGLYCERIDES;, NATURAL, &, ARTIFICIAL, FLAVORS;, SODIUM, STEAROYL, LACTYLATE;, SALT.*SODIUM, CASEINATE, IS, NOT, A, SOURCE, OF, LACTOSE..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •palm oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •mono and diglycerides - Processed emulsifier
- •sodium stearoyl lactylate - Processed emulsifier
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Contains refined sugars, hydrogenated-style palm oil, multiple emulsifiers/stabilizers and artificial flavors, characteristic of ultraprocessed formulations. The ingredient list shows industrial processing and additives designed to recreate and stabilize sensory properties rather than whole-food ingredients.
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Common Questions about International Delight Coffee Creamer, Caramel Macchiato
The Caramel Macchiato creamer can fit into a balanced diet, especially if you enjoy a bit of sweetness in your coffee. It has 35 calories and 5 grams of sugar per tablespoon, which isn't too wild compared to some flavored creamers. Just remember, 'healthy' is subjective — it's all about how it fits into your overall diet!
