8 Healthy Coffee Creamer Recipes that are so creamy and delicious you won’t believe you can make them from home!
Hello, friends! Today I’m popping in with a quick chat about coffee creamers.
What do you think?
Are Coffee Creamers Healthy?
First, I’m not that concerned about what you put in your coffee unless A) it’s a daily shot of Bailey’s or B) you A LOT. Otherwise, I’m much more concerned with the amount of vegetables and protein you consume. But, if you regularly get enough of those and want to start getting into the nitty gritty, then we can pick apart coffee creamers.
Coffee creamers vary WILDLY on a range of “healthiness,” so it’s not yes or no. As any good lawyer or Dietitian would say, it depends.
Here are some ingredients you might find in a coffee creamer:
- milk of some variety
- nondairy milk of some variety
- preservatives
- additives
- thickeners (such as xantham gum)
- artificial and natural flavors
- sweeteners
- artificial sweeteners
- natural low-calorie sweeteners like stevia or monk fruit
Ideally, the fewer ingredients and the more recognizable real food ingredients, the better. Personally, I prefer half and half. When I have to be dairy-free, I prefer Ripple half and a half (not perfect, but okay.) If you need some sweetener, a few drops of stevia should do. But, not everyone can roll that way. They need a more traditional coffee creamer. I understand! Spend some time reading in the grocery store to find the one with the least ingredients, least chemicals, and most real food that sounds acceptable to you. If you find a couple of versions of real food natural coffee creamers, then pick the lowest sugar (without artificial sweeteners.)
And if you want to try your hand at making your own healthy homemade coffee creamer, try one of these recipes below! These recipes are rounded up from HH and from other healthy living bloggers. They range in sugar content, email readers Click Through For The Recipes
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Healthy Creamer Recipes for Coffee
Cashew & Date Healthy Coffee Creamer is so easy to make from just three ingredients and so full of nutrition it can turn your morning cup of joe into a real health food!
This is one of those easy to make things you’ll be glad you took the extra five minutes to make at home instead of buying!
An awesome recipe for Coconut Milk Coffee Creamer with just 3 ingredients! This creamer is vegan, gluten-free, paleo-friendly, no processed sugar, no preservatives, healthy fats from whole foods, free from trans-fats, and (most important) super tasty!
Homemade Healthy Coffee Creamer Recipe (Paleo & Vegan)! A 4 ingredient, easy recipe that's healthier than store-bought creamers!
An almond milk creamer made with barista style almond milk that is super creamy, and lightly sweetened with a touch of vanilla flavors.
This homemade pumpkin coffee creamer recipe is a healthy and delicious way to add cozy fall flavors to your morning cup of coffee! It's dairy-free and has no refined sugar but is still irresistibly creamy.
Enjoy a dairy free cup of coffee at home with our easy homemade cashew creamer recipe. With all natural ingredients, this vegan coffee creamer recipe is so simple to prepare and is the perfect way to reduce sugar and dairy in your diet without sacrificing taste.
This homemade pumpkin spice coffee creamer is easy to make and will turn any cup of coffee into a delicious fall treat! Skip the lines at the coffee shop and make this instead to have on hand any time you’re in the mood for pumpkin spice coffee!
Do you love French Vanilla Creamer and want to make it at home? This is a very easy Homemade French Vanilla Creamer recipe. You can a large batch for less than a bottle of store bought. Learn How to Make French Vanilla Creamer.
Paige Westley says
These are all such good ideas! I love coffee! I love black coffee but every so often I do like to spice it up a bit! The making your own french vanilla would probably be my go too! Gonna have to try that one some time! Thank you for sharing these!