I was surprised when i opened my (supposedly) original coffee mate container, that it smelled hazelnutty so I checked the container to see if I got a flavoured coffee mate by mistake but sure enough it was the original one so I proceeded to make my coffee with it and sure enough it tasted so much different ( hazelnutty, bitter after taste) so disappointing. I brought the old container to compare the ingredients to find unexplainably that turmeric oleoresin was added to the new blend,I've been using original coffee mate for more than 10 years why change it when it's supposed to be plain? Definitely not buying again

My husband has been using your the original brand of coffee mate and now you can't find the one with the wafer on it. The new one taste like hazel nut and is absolutely disgusting, we have bought many containers thinkingit was the same but was very disappointed. We have unfortunately switched brands now. Please bring back the original flavor and get rid of the hazel nut.

I have use original coffeemate powder & the French vanilla powdered coffeemate for years. My recent purchase sits in the bottom of my cup like a lump until I mix it well. It used to dissolve pretty instantly before. Also the nutrition label changed per serving from 1 teaspoon to 3/4 teaspoon? For the same calories as previously stated. Has the formula changed or the nutritional info we've gone by for years been incorrect? I couldn't live without my coffeemate before but I'm thinking i may need to explore other options. Disappointed...

Have used and liked Coffemate powdered creamer for years. Can't say the same for the cannister I opened a few days ago. The powder has a distinct flavor change as you swallow a sip of coffee, a flavor change that is not what it should taste like. Some ingredient has changed! There is a definite off-flavor, rather like a different oil being used. Using different ingredients because of pandemic shortages of original ingredients? I'm not enjoying my coffee anymore!!

Would give zero stars if I could. Changed ingredients. Why change something that people loved and enjoyed with their coffee? This is NOT The Original Powder Coffee Creamer. It has a vanilla nutty taste. Will be returning product and not buy again. Lost a loyal customer.

What have you done to the taste ?? I have loved this coffee whitner for years, now it tastes weird and of chemicals ! Nothing like it did, it is vile, I honestly thought I had not rinsed my cup of dish soap, it tatsed that bad !! I am now going to buy tesco own, such a shame ! I am gutted !

I thought it was just me who noticed this ridiculous change. I bought a canister and I thought there was something wrong with my taste. Then I went to a small store that has old stock, and noticed a difference in the list of ingredients and also that it does not list how much sugar one consumes per serving. Tossing out 4 canisters I bought of the new variety. I'll check out the No Name and Equate brands once this is done. Nestlé, this is a huge fail! Why ruin a good thing?

I am a long term user of the Coffeemate Original powder, I am not sure when was it changed, the taste and smell is like hazelnut, it ruined my coffee. Also the powder is not dissolving completely, which I never have this problem before. I am very unsatisfied with this new formula, you guys should consider to revert it back to the actual "Original".

I don't know what you've changed but please stop it. Coffee mate is not the same, darker color leaves a thick film in the cup and coats your tongue. It's not as smooth and really bad. I have used this product for over 20 years but now I must stop. It's making me sick. Very sad and disappointed that you could not leave a good product as it was and have cut corners.

It's been years since I've had anything other than black coffee, I implemented this into my diet 2 days ago & now I have heartburn. So yes this causes heartburn, nothing new other than this has been implemented into my diet so I'm 100% sure this is the cause. Don't get me wrong, it's delicious but not worth the massive heartburn you'll get from continued use of this product.