As a coffee addict er drinker, I am always looking for new ways to enjoy my favorite beverage. Last week I was given the opportunity to test out Coffee-Mate Natural Bliss Coffee Creamer, and while I was willing, I had two reservations. For one I don’t normally use liquid creamer so I wasn’t sure how I would like the switch and I really didn’t know what to expect in terms of flavor because I am used to partially hydrogenated oils in my creamer (I know it sounds gross, but it makes the creamer taste sooo good).
So after shopping at Walmart for Coffee-Mate Natural Bliss Coffee Creamer, I brought it home and used it in my coffee, and I was impressed. It has a much different taste, and of course it’s flavored (which I usually don’t use), but I love it. It is much lighter than what I’m used to, which is refreshing because it cuts down on that coffee aftertaste. I also love that it’s sweet without being overly sugary. Overall I think the only thing I would really have to get used to is the temperature change. It makes the coffee cooler when you add it, because it’s cold, but that’s nothing that a new Keurig wouldn’t help 
.
You can see from the image above that this creamer is really light on ingredients, which is great because you know your not filling your coffee with chemicals your body doesn’t need (yes, like partially hydrogenated oils). If you are looking for ways to make your coffee drinking experience more natural then you should try Natural Bliss Coffee Creamers. Right now you can save $1 when you buy any two Natural Bliss Creamers.
Want to do more with Natural Bliss Coffee Creamer? Here’s a sweet recipe for fruit dip:
Fresh Strawberries with Sweet Cream Bliss Topping
What Cha’ Need:
- 16 oz Fresh Strawberrries
- 1 tub Cool Whip
- 1/2 cup Natural Bliss Coffee Creamer
- Natural Sugar (optional, and I found that I didn’t need it)
How Ya Make It:
- Simply mix the creamer & whipped cream (I actually added more creamer, because I loved the taste). Then served it with fresh strawberries.
~This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias. #CBias. All opinions are my own.
