This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Folgers for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.
This Dairy Free Coffee Creamer is a delicious way to spruce up your coffee. It’s so good, you might be finding yourself drinking a little bit more coffee than usual just to have this creamer.
I am a full on coffee fanatic. Like it, love it, gotta have it ALL THE TIME. Lately, I’ve been experimenting with some different kinds of coffee creamers, all homemade. If you follow me on SnapChat (whattheforkblog), you’ve seen a couple versions – including this dairy free coffee creamer and a paleo version I’ve been working on.
Since my daughter Kelsey was diagnosed as lactose intolerant, I’ve been experimenting with a lot of different dairy free recipes. Since she’s too young for coffee, this recipe isn’t for her. Just for all of YOU who can’t have homemade coffee creamer with real dairy.
I just want to say, this dairy free coffee creamer is delicious. I could drink it by itself, it’s almost like a melted coconut ice cream without a super strong coconut flavor. Even if it was a strong coconut flavor I wouldn’t care, I love my coconut!
And since I’ve mentioned ice cream, I’m going to let you in on a secret – I’m working on a dairy free ice cream with this creamer as the base. Told you it tasted like ice cream!
Now that I’ve thoroughly gotten off track, lets get back to the coffee ☕️
Lately, I’ve been pairing my coffee creamer with Folgers instant coffee. Because Instant coffee is just another way to say instant gratification, amiright? I like that I can just brew myself a cup in a flash AND not have any pods or grinds to clean up.
less mess + brewed in a flash = quick caffeine fix
I always have instant coffee on hand, too, for recipes that call for coffee as an ingredient. My toasted coconut truffles and my flourless chocolate truffle cake are two recipes that use a small amount of coffee where instant coffee would work great.
Also, fellow coffee lovers, I’ll be sharing a roundup of ALLTHECOFFEEDRINKS soon. All of which could be made with instant coffee. Mugs up! Enjoy!
PS: Be sure to visit Folgers Recipes to get your caffeine fix.
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3 Ingredient Dairy Free Coffee Creamer
Ingredients
Instructions
Nutrition Information:
Amount Per Serving:Calories: 6
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This looks killer good! Have you come up with the paleo version yet?
Thanks Meredith! I have experimented with a paleo coffee creamer and while it was good, I didn’t quite love the texture so it’s still a work in progress 🙂
This sounds delicious! How long do you think this homemade creamer is good for?
About a week, if it lasts that long!
Condense milk has milk in the ingredients……then it cannot be Non Dairy.
I get sick when consuming milk…..I was very excited about this creamer but disaplointed when I saw the condense milk. What can substitute condense milk
Hi Adri, it sweetened condensed coconut milk – no dairy.
Substitute condensed milk with almond milk.
Subbing the coconut condensed milk with almond milk would not yield the same results. The sweetened condensed coconut milk is where the sweetness comes in.
Having been a Heavy Cream user for my coffee, for YEARS, this is the BEST substitute!!! Recently decided to give up all milk products first for health , but mostly for the cows…. (new vegan here)… Experimented with all of the commercial brands carried by Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Wild by Nature, but YOUR recipe wins the award as being the closest to my beloved heavy cream!… Thank YOU!!!,, Loving coffee again!
Thank you Debbie!!
Can I substitute another non-dairy milk for the full fat coconut milk?
I haven’t tried it with another non-dairy milk and the full fat coconut milk is what gives it that creamy consistency. You can try it with something different, it just probably wouldn’t be as good.