Nestle Coffee Mate Coffee Creamer, French Vanilla, Concentrated Liquid Pump Bottle, Non Dairy, No Refrigeration, 50.7 oz

This creamer is great tasting, creamy and just the right sweetness. I love that it doesn’t have to be refrigerated, it can sit out with our other coffee syrups and takes up no room in our fridge. It expires 30 days after opening, so if you’re a coffee lover that’s no issue. However, if you don’t use it much it might not be a good idea. The pump works great. We’ve purchased twice already and haven’t had an issue. I am sure to clean the tip of the pump to keep it working good, not hardening and clogging.

It last a long time, taste great and is well priced. You do not have to refrigerate it the pump is great and doesn't clog.

Arrived a little bit later than I wanted for the morning coffee but as soon as I realized it was here I dumped out what was left of the coffee that had milk based cream

Outstanding product for coffee

Great taste and decent pricing. I did have an occasion where the pump broke and another occasion when the package arrived without a piece of the tube for the pump, but i emailed the company, they got some information about the situation and the packaging and sent out a new pump within a few days.

Great creamer for camping or if you have no way to keep refrigerated. It doesn't contain any dairy so no need to refrigerate. I drink coffee faithfully every morning and one of these bottles lasts me a whole month. Shelf life is 30 days unrefrigerated and because it's concentrated it doesn't take much to sweeten up your coffee I use 3 to 4 pumps to a cup of coffee and it's perfect. It's also very nice because it comes with the pump nozzle

I had trouble getting this one to work right in my home, and I didn’t find it to be more concentrated in the benefit for flavor, even though it was more syrupy thick in it’s dispensing I found it to be picky about the coffee or environment. However, I feel this should be left up to the. experts who sell coffee from their store And even I am finding more are using a different dispensing, because whatever reason sometimes we’ll still have this as an option, and it’s still has the other options of dispensing, but maybe it would be all right to have for emergency food, to have on hand for in the case you’re unable to leave your home for the pandemic of being quarantined but, have on hand before that crucial time so it could settle and become adapted to its environment. A good question would be what if you had to drive 280 miles with not one good place that sold coffee and you do better with your coffee that even crappie coffee won’t do the trick, would this be an acceptable choice to have in your emergency travel luggage? It would be for me, better than the cups that you have to peel open although I found they helped when I pumped the creamer into one that I used and used it in the common to go cup coffee and it worked making that flavor come to light where I only needed 3 cups of the pumped flavor where I was using 10-13 pumps and it still was barely enough no matter what cup I used. I would have 2 travel cups that is from the convenience store with their lid (which has surprises in them too) coffee already made or the instant Foldgers Classic Roast with measuring spoons, and the water from my own home in a gallon size of of for me it would be from a spring water container I once used and kept with tap water in it and freshly added new water right before leaving, and the creamer itself with the little cups from the gas station not used yet in 3. I think that would be all needed and I would ask any rest stop along the highway if I could use their microwave (I would probably be desperate enough to even ask an RV camp ground and an RV that looked comfortable to ask for a favor to use their microwave lol) that be if no gas stations were available scenario, and all the items you have could come in handy have something else come up along the way. (Always keep in mind anything you pack inside your vehicle is found that it is safer to have set behind your seat of the driver side. There are 11lbs to be found safe if you have a spare tire inside your vehicle hopefully the trunk, do not add any air beyond that 11lbs or the recommended amount that the user manual says always double check. If you have to use the doughnut do not drive over or likely under the 55 mph limit but double check the tire and its capacity limits in the owners manual that came with the vehicle most likely in the glove department which is to the right and in front of the passenger seat. Lastly, nothing is wrong with not having things tide down inside the vehicle or packed so tight it doesn’t have its way to adjust when needed. Yes, we all get lazy time to time and have things in places that are likely the floor boards. Most things are likely to find it’s safe place and cause no harm and it’s always a good idea to stop after driving to stretch and check the status of things on your vehicle when your mind is like to be better to focus and know naturally it’s ok to toss out some garbage and check your tires by walking around all 4 and not using the gauge until your on solid ground that can check all 4 and add air or eliminate for. weather conditions make a difference as to what the tires will do whether the ones that come with it or the ones you buy and have installed by the professionals. Always ask them them the questions you may have in order to keep your tires safe and at best make sure you make it to a place where it’s appropriate to fix any issues that could lead to problems. The more comfortable you are the more comfortable your vehicle will be and if you choose to use drivers gloves as I have once they are not to block your wheel of steering feeling so your hands can still glide with the wheel and let the tires, wheels, and acceleration do their job in steering and help guide them when needed to not cross over the yellow line. (Always know this is not intended to harm anyone by giving advice however, if anyone were to hear some valuable information in this items review by chance, I need you to validate that this information is accurate FOR YOUR VEHICLES NEEDS by either your own judgment, learning, & knowledge of your vehicles needs by asking MHP (Highways Patrol) what the State requirements are for your vehicles legally & safe on public roads and in the event of an Emergency in different Jurisdictions along your travels, what practices are best to keep other drivers safe from being broken down and ect. I know their is no perfect in all we do but maybe keeping basics works for some and for others it’s to just wing it and survival rates are higher I believe true as long as we do what fits best for us in survival mode for everyone. KISS (KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID)

After my girlfriend tried this she refuses to try something else