French Vanilla Creamers in Coffee Creamers(332)

What is the difference between coffee cream powder and liquid coffee creamer?

The biggest difference between liquid coffee cream and powder is the storage of the bottles. Powder isn't refrigerated like liquid creamer, which makes it last much longer as it can sit on the shelf of a cupboard or pantry. Liquid creamer expires faster than powdered creamer, and will go bad if it's left out and not refrigerated.

Is French vanilla coffee creamer made with real vanilla?

Vanilla coffee creamer is typically made of milk, sweetened condensed milk, and vanilla extract as well as other added oils and preservatives depending on the brand of creamer. To determine whether or not a coffee creamer contains real vanilla, it's best to consult the list of ingredients as they vary from brand to brand.

Does non-dairy creamer need to be refrigerated?

If non-dairy creamer is liquid, it should be refrigerated after each use and shouldn't sit out longer than an hour or two. Powdered non-dairy creamer can be stored in a room temperature pantry. Despite not containing dairy, liquid creamer should always go in the fridge to keep it fresh. The longest lasting coffee creamer is non-dairy powdered creamer, because it doesn't contain ingredients that spoil quickly and can be stored outside of the fridge. If your non-dairy creamer begins to develop an odor or mold, do not put it in your coffee.