this almond vanilla coffee creamer is an excellent creamer. it is a little on the higher priced side and wish the container had a little more product in it but real good addition for black ccoffee

I enjoy the coffee creamers, but was worried about the chemicals in them, so I have been drinking my coffee with sugar and cream. This creamer is sweet enough that I don't need to add sugar. One tablespoon is only 20 calories, so it is also a lot less calories then my usual coffee with sugar and cream.

I am so shocked by all the bad reviews of this creamer!! I had to go dairy free for my baby and it was pretty upsetting until I found this coffee creamer. I'm a person who has more creamer than coffee so the creamer is important and this creamer is DELICIOUS. I love it!!

Perfect. Have bought this over and over since I found it. Just what I was hoping for when I switched to this, instead of dairy. It's really, really good. Creamy and sweet… you don't even need a lot, so it lasts me a long time. And that's saying a lot, because I drink alot of coffee. the Silk Caramel - Almond Creamer is really good too. Silk, we need more flavors!

Not sure why there are so many super old negative reviews? Maybe it used to be bad? I think it tastes just fine. It is different than the regular vanilla creamer but after the first couple days my taste buds adjusted to an almond creamer and it tastes great to me. I can't speak to frothing but if you seriously have to give a bad review because it won't froth I mean come on, 1st world problems much?

To be fare, we are new at using Plant based, gluten free coffee creamer. I thought it was ok but my 87yr old husband (the person we bought it for) thought it was rubbish. He said it had to strong of a chemical or fake taste. I did notice it left a lingering after taste. We have used Silk unflavored almond milk so maybe the flavor issue is us. That being said, The bottle is easy to use, it fit in our hand nicely, the lid pops open and snaps closed (no twisting of lids and loosing them). The consistency of the creamer is smooth, creamy and lovely. If you are on the fence I suggest purchasing 1 bottle and give it a try. It isn't to expensive and it may work for you.

Why does this say 0 Potassium when this has Potassium citrate. People who have kidney disease may have to watch their Potassium. Potassium citrate is Potassium salt. Seems deceiving to me.

Silk creamer is not much different then the half gallon almond milk in ingredients...They carry an unsweetened version of almond vanilla milk in half gallon which is way less expensive ....to give it more flavor add honey or stevia- blend (sweeten it the way you like it)...I heat up about half a cup of it to pour in my coffee so it doesn't cool it to lukewarm..perfect cup of coffee

I've been using this creamer for about 3 years, loving it, and pushing it on friends. But then they came out with their "creamier than ever" improved version, and since then it either comes out of the container in huge lumps or in one solid tube (for real, I took photos). And they added other flavors. Now my creamer isn't even white, I can't taste my coffee any more because the flavor is so strong, and I'm giving up, even though I must have coffee and I don't know what I'll try next because I don't like the soy creamers and I can't do cow's milk. I'm BUMMED!

Since you have made the creamer thicker, it has gotten way too sweet. It is also harder to pour, and much of the product stays attached to the insides thus we run out sooner, and have to buy more frequently. We much prefer the older version. Please change it back. I also read recently that you are not using organic soy beans, and that some of the soy beans are being outsourced from China. Because of this, I am no longer going to buy your product. Pleas change your product back.