Coffee-Mate Irish Creme Liquid Creamer 50 Single Serve 3/8 FL OZ Nestle
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🧀 Lactose-Free
🥜 Peanut-Free
🥚 Egg-Free
🫓 Soy-Free

Coffee mate Liquid Creamer Singles, Irish Creme, 50 Count

$13.99

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Product Details

Irish Creme is a flavor name here and nothing more, so let's settle that first: there is no alcohol in these tubs. What you get is fifty single serve portions of Coffee mate non-dairy creamer with the smooth, faintly buttery finish that reads as Irish cream, and it sits particularly well in a dark roast.

The tubs run 0.375 fluid ounces apiece and come in a carton built to open out as a dispenser, so the box goes straight onto the counter and gets refilled from rather than unpacked. Peel, pour, stir. They blend all the way through hot coffee and cold brew alike.

Being shelf stable, the carton lives in a cupboard rather than a fridge until each tub is served, which is what makes the format work in break rooms and conference tables, on a hotel hospitality tray, in a community hall, and in the bag of anyone who packs their own coffee kit for the road.

Ingredients

WATER, SUGAR, COCONUT OIL, 2% OR LESS OF SODIUM CASEINATE (A MILK DERIVATIVE), NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS, DIPOTASSIUM PHOSPHATE, MONO- AND DIGLYCERIDES, BETA CAROTENE AND RIBOFLAVIN (FOR COLOR).

Nutrition Information
Servings per container50
Serving size1 tub (11 mL)
Calories25
Total Fat1.5g (2% DV)
Saturated Fat1.5g (8% DV)
Trans Fat0g
Cholesterol0mg (0% DV)
Sodium0mg (0% DV)
Total Carbohydrate3g (1% DV)
Dietary Fiber0g (0% DV)
Total Sugars3g
Includes Added Sugars3g (6% DV)
Protein0g
Vitamin D0mcg (0% DV)
Calcium0mg (0% DV)
Iron0mg (0% DV)
Potassium25mg (0% DV)
Allergen Information
CONTAINS: A MILK DERIVATIVE.

Manufacturers can change formulations at any time, so always read the physical label before consuming.
Directions & Storage

Storage: No refrigeration needed.

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Questions About This Product

The things people actually want to know before they cook with it.

Is it dairy free? Can I use it with a milk allergy?
It is sold as a non-dairy creamer and it is lactose free, but it is not milk free. It contains sodium caseinate, a milk protein derivative, which is why the label carries a milk derivative declaration. The distinction matters: lactose is what has been taken out, milk protein is what remains. If you are avoiding milk protein rather than lactose, this is the wrong creamer and you want a plant-based one instead.
Is it gluten free, and is it kosher?
Yes on both counts. Nestle labels these singles gluten free, and they are certified kosher dairy. The dairy designation follows from the milk-derived caseinate in the formula rather than from equipment, so they are not pareve and should not be served with a meat meal if you keep kosher.
How long do they keep, and how should the carton be stored?
Nestle gives these singles a 270-day shelf life, which is a little under nine months from manufacture rather than from the day you buy them. Storage is specified between 43 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit, so keep the carton off a radiator and out of a sunny window, and do not freeze it. Check the date printed on the pack rather than counting nine months from delivery.
How much creamer is in one tub?
Each tub works out to roughly three quarters of a US tablespoon, or 11 milliliters. For a standard 8 oz cup that is a light to moderate splash. A 16 oz mug or travel cup usually takes two, so if you drink large coffees or like them pale, a 50-count carton goes faster than the count suggests.
How many calories and how much sugar is in one?
One tub is 25 calories and 3 grams of sugar. Two tubs in a large mug puts you at 50 calories and 6 grams. Worth knowing if you are having several cups across a working day, because the tubs are small enough that they are easy not to count.

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