Best way to buy coffee creamer in bulk! The Coffee Mate brand I love in an easy dispensable container. The sturdy canister with it screw-top lid comes in REAL HANDY once emptied for all kinds of repurposed uses around house, home, or garage. Love it!

I am very glad this product is offered at bulk in Sam’s Club. My mom ruined coffee for me, by modeling the whole “three creamers and sugar” version of coffee. Dad drank his black, so mom’s version was more appealing to teenaged me. Fast-forward 40 years and splenda has replaced sugar, and this has replaced heavy cream. Oh, it’s still terrible for me. But now I can drink my cup and a half without worrying about running out.

My dad got me using this powder creamer when I was younger, & I'm still using it with my coffee each morning. When I was a kid, it used to be in a dark brown glass jar, & I have one still to this day.

I've been buying this at Sam's Club for years. Three half-cups of this added to three cups of boiling water and you have a Coffee Creamer that is easily stored in the frig and is convenienly handy to use for your morning coffee. You can add the sweetner of your choice and your are good to go - no musss, no fuss.

Great price, and great size! I dump this into a large bowl and mix in a small container of Coffee Mate Hazelnut creamer; then put it back into the large container. A nice way to get a light hazelnut flavor in your coffee.

I love Nestle Coffee mate Original Powdered Coffee Creamer, I have since I was a teen when my parents allowed me to start drinking coffee. It has always added a delicious creaminess to any hot beverage. It reminds me of when I was young and our family would all have coffee together on the weekends. I will always be a huge fan of Coffee mate.

Nestle brand products have always been good to us. We especially like adding to our morning coffee and helps us use less sugar. We have found lots of uses for the heavy duty plastic container with screw on lid is great for storing lots of items in.

We have been using Coffee mate for a creamer for a VERY long time for the most part we were getting this powder but due to recent quality issues we have switched to the pods. -They have always come in well packaged and in perfect shape with no dents/tears or blemishes. -The print on the packaging is usually crisp and clearly done with no blurring or messed up spots. -The taste is generally creamy with a slight sweetness. -The texture when freshly (HOT) mixed is generally smooth. Does NOT work well with cold drinks. It will not mix well at all into warm or cool mixtures. If you make your coffee/drink ahead of time with this then cool it or chill it these will chunk up and then leave a film on the cup/container. This was much more pronounced with the last few batches. That and the last container was not only “off” in taste but more yellow than any other batch, and half way through turned to a solid block. Having used it for MANY years we knew what it should look like and stored it no different. Which prompted me to look up the ingredients (be quite concerned with other uses for some of them) and switch to the pods. Which I do very much now recommend. -At the current price of just over $8 for 56oz it is a great deal compared to other options from other stores. Overall I would not recommend this, after deteriorating quality, the last really bad experience and learning what's in here I would rather go creamerless. Luckily the pods of theirs I get have better mixing, taste and less questionable things in them.

They say 793 servings. Very deceiving. It takes 3-4 tea spoons to even change the color slightly in a cup of black coffee. They list a serving as 3/4 of a tea spoon. Who wants coffee creamer and then only uses 3/4 of a tea spoon? Very tasteless and and not worth the price. Sam's club bring back N'joy creamer!

Nestle changed the formula and as other reviewers mentioned, the powder no longer dissolves and leaves gunk/junk floating at the top. Contacted Nestle customer service and they replied with nothing useful/helpful (stated to use it while the tea/coffee is hot… they must think the consumers are dumb?)