SPLENDA Sugar Free, Low Calorie French Vanilla Coffee Creamer, 8 Fl Ounces Each Bottle (Pack of 12)

I've recently made the switch to this Splenda Sweet Cream Coffee Creamer, and it's truly been a morning game changer. As someone who's always on the lookout for ways to enjoy the sweeter things in life without the added sugar, finding a creamer that doesn't compromise on taste but cuts down on the sugar has been a delightful discovery. The sweet cream flavor of this creamer adds a rich, velvety texture to my coffee, making each sip feel like a little luxury to start my day. It's incredibly satisfying to find a product that delivers on the creamy indulgence without the usual sugar or corn syrup found in many other brands. This creamer, with its 55% fewer calories compared to regular flavored creamers, fits perfectly into my more health-conscious lifestyle. Storage and convenience have also been thoughtfully considered. I appreciate that unopened bottles can be stored in the pantry or cabinet, saving precious fridge space until needed. Once opened, it tucks away nicely in the refrigerator, ready for my next coffee break. However, while I've been mostly impressed, I did notice that the flavor can be a bit subtle for those used to more traditionally sweetened creamers. It took a bit of adjusting to find the right balance for my taste. Additionally, despite its sugar-free label, those with specific dietary needs might want to double-check the ingredients to ensure it aligns with their health goals. Overall, this creamer has become a staple in my morning routine. It's reassuring to know I can indulge in the creamy sweetness of my coffee without the worry of sugar overload. For anyone looking to make a similar switch, this creamer might just be the silky-smooth companion your coffee has been waiting for.

I really like this creamer. It taste great and you only need a little for a great tasting cup of coffee. I also like their Peppermint flavor but that is if you can find it. Got some at Dollar tree but they ran out weeks later. Worth the wait.

Definitely a good choice for diabetics and dorm type living. It's a great coffee creamer with all the flavor and none of the blood sugar spikes. I love that it's shelf stable and you stalk up on it. You can buy a bunch of the Littles ones and not have to worry about them spoiling if you don't have much fridge space. The only down fall is the limited number of flavors.

I really wanted to like this...as I love EVERYTHING PUMPKIN SPICE. I love when autumn comes and the age of pumpkin is on full manifestation. This looked fine. Had a very white appearance was thinner than full creamer but thick than water. There was virtually no pumpkin flavor. It expired before i had to sense to add my own. I think if you put in a tea spoon of pumpkin puree in your coffee with this it would make a huge difference. I think the splender needs a thicker milk consistency. I felt it was too hard to get the right amount of sweetness without that odd after taste. The bottle is a wonderful size and is easy to use as someone with hand and wrist disability. However this does require 2 hands to pour if you have strength issues in your upper body.

Taste different not hazelnut i prepare other brand

Splendid coffee creamer is absolutely delicious and coffee

Ok this product is good. No, it's actually great! I loved it. I actually had 3 cups of coffee instead of 1. Then I realized it wasn't going to even get me to midweek. Yep. The size of it. See, the price is good on it if you drink 1 or 2 cups a week. But if you are even on the low end of coffee drinking it's just too expensive or at least it is in my book. Am I going to buy it again? Nope. I will order some other Hazelnut flavored coffee creamer and probably a powdered version because that's what I prefer. So you are going to have to try it yourself because I can't really say what is or isn't to your liking on this particular item.

Being diabetic I have to make certain compromises in my choices but this creamer just didn't hit the mark for me. First off, it's not very economical based on the price and how much is needed. Also, the sweetness had a very artificial taste to it and the only way I can describe it is a plasticky taste. It's probably better if you stick with the powdered creamers. Surprisingly enough Amazon's hazelnut powder is reasonably priced and quite tasty and very low on sugar.