Single Serve Non-Dairy Creamer (50 Count, Original)

I like that this non-dairy creamer does not require refrigeration. The quality appears to be good. The flavor is good and does not interfere with the flavor of my coffee. The screamer comes conveniently packaged and appears to be a good value for the money.

This is a must have for an amazing cup of coffee, do not delay in getting this creamer!!’

I bring these when I travel because there’s nothing worse than being on a road trip and having craptacular coffee cause you haven’t come across a Bucee’s and then there’s no good options for creamer. So, I won’t deny it, I BYOC.Yes, I Bring Your Own CreamerI’m that person, but at least I’ll be able to tolerate my coffee even if I’m sad that the billboard said the Bucee’s was 297 miles in the opposite direction

Just as expected. International delight has many flavors. I like the Irish cream. I prefer the individual servings, they keep, no waste, as I don't always put cream in my coffee.

Just loose in a cardboard box, so one of the containers ruptured in transit coating the entire inside in a sticky mess. Another one had something floating in it, going back to Coffee Mate, the $1 difference is fine...

Good

I bought this because I tasted the original flavor sometime last year and thought it was good. I was trying to give up dairy then and thought it was a suitable replacement. However, now that I've restarted using the French Vanilla creamer, I've noticed a distinct oily aftertaste from the original creamer. It is very off-putting for me and actually makes me nauseous. I think I would give up creamers altogether and go back to drinking my coffee and tea black.

I enjoy the International "sweet cream" creamer because flavored creamers always taste like alcohol to me. As I am lactose intolerant, this non-dairy cream-and-sugar is perfect. And these small containers are both shelf stable and great for traveling!I do wish there was an expiration date stamped on the individual packaging. That's probably a hassle, but I always end up with extras and then can't remember how old they are so I am forced to throw them away. I recommend if you remove these from their original packaging, write the expiration date on the storage bag or whatever new container you use to keep them in.