instead of cream in your coffee....you use??

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  • dolldreams
    dolldreams Posts: 245 Member
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    *oops forgot to hit the quote button...again!
  • dolldreams
    dolldreams Posts: 245 Member
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    So this morning tried 1/2 cup Almond Milk with a tsp of Vanilla extract. Yuck! So I added 1 Tbsp of regular Hazelnut liquid creamer. That was bearable. I really look forward to my 2 big mugs of coffee each day so I'll need to experiment more.
    I saw someone mention coconut milk - is it sweet????
    I may just have to go with Bunneh - have my coffee & creamer and work a little harder exercising!

    A tsp of vanilla is a lot for coffee! An entire batch of cookies uses that much so yeah, I bet that was gross. It's also kind of bitter without all the sugar that goes into cookies.

    I had a similar result by adding nutmeg to my coffee and about lost it!
  • christina5991
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    Tomorrow I'll try 1/4 cup almond milk and 2 Tbsp of vanilla fat free creamer. That's a good compromise! :))
  • sweetmissy24
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    I use "So Delicioius" brand Coconut Milk creamer. It does not taste like coconut, but it is very creamy. It has 10 calories per tablespoon and only 1g sugar. It is available at Kroger and the health food store. It is really good!!
  • _HeyMommy_
    _HeyMommy_ Posts: 323 Member
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    Almond milk and sugar free vanilla syrup... num!!
  • NaurielR
    NaurielR Posts: 429 Member
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    Fat free reddi-whip or almond milk.

    Usually, if I'm not drinking it black, I'll add almond milk to my coffee. I love the taste it adds. However, its pretty watery and doesn't add that nice creamy mouth feel

    That's where the fat-free reddi-whip comes in. I love this stuff like a junkie loves crack. Its 5 calories per 2 tablespoons (2 tablespoons=5 grams). I find that 2 servings of this stuff is more than enough for a cup of coffee and it gives it a really think richness, just like cream.

    There is one downside to the FF reddi-whip: its a bit hard to incorporate it into the coffee. Since it comes out of the can as a foam, you have to break it down and mix it into the coffee. Usually I just pour a cup of coffee into a water bottle, add the whipped cream, and give it a good shake, but its possible to just stir in if you have a bit of patience.
  • chocoholicdiva
    chocoholicdiva Posts: 345 Member
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    I usually have my coffee out, so I get 2 Splenda and two 2% milk in mine. Less fat than cream. And it tastes better too!!!
  • melissan84
    melissan84 Posts: 493 Member
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    I use regular 2 tbsp of flavored creamer. I tried other things and I just dont like it. I refuse to buy sugar free creamer because I cant stand the taste. I make those 2 tbsp fit into my day! :) I only drink one coffee a day though!
  • LizKurz
    LizKurz Posts: 340 Member
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    looking for a healthier, lower calorie/fat option......and no milk will not do....must be creamy:bigsmile:

    Can I ask why not just use regular cream? I use the full fat kind, 1 tbsp in my 16 oz mug of coffee, and because it's so creamy, a little goes a long way. Also, I dont like the fake creamers, even the dairy based kind, they taste "off" to me, and have loads of sugar that has me crashing an hour later.

    One tbsp has like 20 or 30 cals I think, that's a tiny amount for some seriously creamy goodness. :)
  • megsmom2
    megsmom2 Posts: 2,362 Member
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    I use a regular nondairy flavored creamer ..just a tiny bit....and enjoy every drop of it. Only one cup of coffee a day. I used to drink cup after cup but I just cant do that anymore.
  • PeaceCorpsKat
    PeaceCorpsKat Posts: 335 Member
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    Nothing! i like it black... I used to use skim milk and sugar but then they started carrying Gevalia in stores - that stuff is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO darn good I can drink it straight... i swear I can eat the grounds :)
  • Hezzietiger1
    Hezzietiger1 Posts: 1,256 Member
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    coconut milk