International Delight Coffee Creamer, Peppermint Mocha

International Delight Peppermint Mocha liquid creamer is a seasonal, 32 fl oz plastic bottle you’ll spot during the holidays in the coffee and refrigerated creamer section of mainstream grocery stores — often shelved near other flavored creamers, half-and-half products, and coffee staples like ground beans, K-cups, and sweeteners. It reads like a dessert in a bottle: sweet cocoa and cooling peppermint layered on a silky, slightly oily mouthfeel created by palm oil and emulsifiers. The label leans into festive pop-culture nostalgia with a Home Alone tie-in and limited-time messaging; front claims emphasize lactose free and gluten free while the ingredient list reveals processed stabilizers, emulsifiers, added sugar, and natural and artificial flavors. Shoppers buy it for quick holiday rituals — spicing up morning coffee on cold mornings, adding a splash to weekend brunch lattes, or boosting movie-night hot chocolate and baking mixes. The brand positions itself as affordable indulgence: accessible, seasonal, and playful, aimed at busy adults who want a fast, flavorful lift rather than a homemade espresso-bar experience. Packaging is convenient and familiar — a squeezable or pour-style plastic bottle that fits in fridge door or pantry depending on store handling — and its use is ritualized: pour, swirl, sip, repeat. Processing level: this is a highly processed, shelf-focused product formulated for stability, flavor consistency, and long shelf life rather than minimal ingredients. Sensory cues are unmistakable: sugary cocoa aroma, minted top notes, and a smooth, creamy texture that reads as decadent in a single tablespoon.